Methods¶
Access-Tokens¶
POST /management/token
Login with Admin-User or Organization credentials.
Parameters
- login-credentials ([LoginCredentials](#logincredentials))
Login credentials either username/password or id/secret. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: Object containing access_token.
- Schema: [AccessTokenResponse](#accesstokenresponse)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /{orgId}/{appId}/token
Login with App-User or Application credentials.
Parameters
- login-credentials ([LoginCredentials](#logincredentials))
Login credentials either username/password or id/secret. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: Object containing access_token.
- Schema: [AccessTokenResponse](#accesstokenresponse)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
Activities¶
GET /{orgId}/{appId}/groups/{groupId}/feed
GET a group's feed through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * groupId (string) One of the group’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of group’s activity.
- Schema: [ActivityFeed](#activityfeed)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /{orgId}/{appId}/users/{userId}/activities
Create an activity in the activities collection.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * userId-3 (string) One of the user’s identification which includes username or UUID. (Specified in path). * CreateActivity ([CreateActivity](#createactivity)) One or more sets of activity properties. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of user’s activity.
- Schema: [ActivityFeed](#activityfeed)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /{orgId}/{appId}/users/{userId}/feed
Retrieve a user’s feed through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * userId-3 (string) One of the user’s identification which includes username or UUID. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of user’s activity feed.
- Schema: [ActivityFeed](#activityfeed)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
Admin-Users¶
GET /management/orgs/{orgId}/users
Retrieve details about the admin users in an organization.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of retrieved Admin user’s info.
- Schema: [User](#user)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
DELETE /management/orgs/{orgId}/users/{userId}
Remove an admin user from an organization through providing both Id of application and organization.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * userId-2 (string) One of the user’s identification which includes username, email address or UUID. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of DELETEd Admin user’s info.
- Schema: [User](#user)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /management/users
Create a whole new admin user.
Parameters
- CreateAdminUser ([CreateAdminUser](#createadminuser))
User entity with fields required for User creation. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: An API Response with a entities array containing the newly created Admin User.
- Schema: [User](#user)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /management/users/resetpw
Initiate the reset of an admin user’s password.
Parameters
Responses
200
- Description: An array of complete messages.
- Schema: [Action](#action)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /management/users/resetpw
Complete the password reset through GETting the newpassword and the old one for identification.
Parameters
- ResetPWMsg ([ResetPWMsg](#resetpwmsg))
Parameters and value for the Captcha challenge, the admin user’s response to the Captcha challenge, and the admin user’s email address. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of complete messages.
- Schema: [](#)
default
- Description:
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /management/users/{userId}
Retrieve details about an admin user.
Parameters
- userId (string)
One of the user’s identification which includes username, real name, email address or UUID. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An API Response with a entities array containing the Admin User.
- Schema: [User](#user)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
PUT /management/users/{userId}
Update the info of an admin user.
Parameters
- userId (string)
One of the user’s identification which includes username, real name, email address or UUID. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An API Response with a entities array containing the updated Admin User
- Schema: [User](#user)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /management/users/{userId}/activate
Activate an admin user from a link provIded in an email notification.
Parameters
- userId (string)
One of the user’s identification which includes username, real name, email address or UUID. (Specified in path). * token (string) Activation token’s query statement. (Specified in query). * confirm_email (boolean) Query statement of whether send confimation email or not. (Specified in query).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of complete messages.
- Schema: [Action](#action)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
PUT /management/users/{userId}/password
Update an admin user’s password through GETting the newpassword and the old one for identification.
Parameters
- userId (string)
One of the user’s identification which includes username, real name, email address or UUID. (Specified in path). * ResetPW ([ResetPW](#resetpw)) The user’s old and new password. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of complete messages.
- Schema: [Action](#action)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /management/users/{userId}/reactivate
Reactivate an expired admin user.
Parameters
- userId (string)
One of the user’s identification which includes username, real name, email address or UUID. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of complete messages.
- Schema: [Action](#action)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
App-Users¶
GET /{orgId}/{appId}/users
Retrieve users though query statement.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * queryStatement (string) The query statement of the User. (Specified in query).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of retrieved user’s info.
- Schema: [User](#user)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /{orgId}/{appId}/users
Create a user in the users collection through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * CreateUser ([CreateUser](#createuser)) The properties of the user. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of created user’s info.
- Schema: [User](#user)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /{orgId}/{appId}/users/{userId}
Retrieve a user through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * userId-2 (string) One of the user’s identification which includes username, email address or UUID. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of retrieved user’s info.
- Schema: [User](#user)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
PUT /{orgId}/{appId}/users/{userId}
Update a user through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * userId-3 (string) One of the user’s identification which includes username or UUID. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of updated user’s info.
- Schema: [User](#user)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
DELETE /{orgId}/{appId}/users/{userId}
Remove a user through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * userId-3 (string) One of the user’s identification which includes username or UUID. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of DELETEd user’s info.
- Schema: [User](#user)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /{orgId}/{appId}/users/{user}/password
Set a user’s password or reset the user’s existing password.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * username (string) The username of the user. (Specified in path). * ResetPW ([ResetPW](#resetpw)) The user’s old and new password. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of complete messages.
- Schema: [Action](#action)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
Entities-Collections¶
GET /{orgId}/{appId}/users/{userId}/{relation}
Retrieve a user’s collections or connections through query statement.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * userId-3 (string) One of the user’s identification which includes username or UUID. (Specified in path). * relation (string) The relation between user and collections. (Specified in path). * queryStatement (string) The query statement of the user. (Specified in query).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of user’s collections info.
- Schema: [Entity](#entity)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /{orgId}/{appId}/{collectionId}
Retrieve collection through query statement.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * collectionId (string) One of the collection’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * queryStatement (string) Any values specified in the query statement should be enclosed in single-quotes. (Specified in query).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of retrieved collection’s info.
- Schema: [Entity](#entity)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
PUT /{orgId}/{appId}/{collectionId}
Update collection through query statement.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * collectionId (string) One of the collection’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * queryStatement (string) Any values specified in the query statement should be enclosed in single-quotes. (Specified in query).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of updated collection’s info.
- Schema: [Entity](#entity)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /{orgId}/{appId}/{collectionId}/{entityId1}/{relation}/{entityId2}
Add an entity to a collection through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * collectionId (string) One of the collection’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * entityId1 (string) The Id of the 1st entity. (Specified in path). * relation (string) The relation between 1st entity and 2nd entity. (Specified in path). * entityId2 (string) The Id of the 2nd entity. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of added entity’s info.
- Schema: [Entity](#entity)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
DELETE /{orgId}/{appId}/{collectionId}/{entityId1}/{relation}/{entityId2}
Remove an entity from a collection through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * collectionId (string) One of the collection’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * entityId1 (string) The Id of the 1st entity. (Specified in path). * relation (string) The relation between 1st entity and 2nd entity. (Specified in path). * entityId2 (string) The Id of the 2nd entity. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of DELETEd entity’s info.
- Schema: [Entity](#entity)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /{orgId}/{appId}/{collectionId}/{entityId}
Retrieve an entity through providing Id of application, organization, collection and entity.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * collectionId (string) One of the collection’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * entityId (string) One of the entity’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of retrieved entity’s info.
- Schema: [Entity](#entity)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
PUT /{orgId}/{appId}/{collectionId}/{entityId}
One or more properties can be updated with a single request.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * collectionId (string) One of the collection’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * entityId (string) One of the entity’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * entityproperty ([CreateEntities](#createentities)) The properties of the entity. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of updated entity’s info.
- Schema: [Entity](#entity)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
DELETE /{orgId}/{appId}/{collectionId}/{entityId}
DELETE an entity from the collection.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * collectionId (string) One of the collection’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * entityId (string) One of the entity’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of DELETEd entity’s info.
- Schema: [Entity](#entity)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /{orgId}/{appId}/{entitytype}
When a new entity is created, Nobackend will automatically create a corresponding collection if one does not already exist. The collection will automatically be named with the plural form of the entity type.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * entitytype (string) The entity type to create. (Specified in path). * entityproperty ([CreateEntities](#createentities)) The properties of the entity. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of created custom entity’s info.
- Schema: [Entity](#entity)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
Events¶
POST /{orgId}/{appId}/events
Create an event through providing both Id of organization and application.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * CreateEvent ([CreateEvent](#createevent)) The required property of the event. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of created event’s info.
- Schema: [Event](#event)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
Groups¶
POST /{orgId}/{appId}/groups
Create a new group through providing both Id of organization and application.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * groupproperty ([CreateGroup](#creategroup)) The property of the created group. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of created group’s info.
- Schema: [Group](#group)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /{orgId}/{appId}/groups/{groupId}/activities
Create an activity to a specific group. In this case the activity is created in the activities collection and is accessible at the /activities endpoint to users who have the permission to read that endpoint. In addition, a relationship is established between the activity and the group, and because of that, the activity will appear in the group’s feed. The group ‘owns’ the activity. Also, the activity will be published in the feed of all users that are members of the group.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * groupId (string) One of the group’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * CreateActivity ([CreateActivity](#createactivity)) One or more sets of activity properties. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description:
- Schema: [ActivityFeed](#activityfeed)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /{orgId}/{appId}/groups/{groupId}/users/{userId}
Add a user to a group through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * groupId (string) One of the group’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * userId-3 (string) One of the user’s identification which includes username or UUID. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of added user’s info.
- Schema: [User](#user)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
DELETE /{orgId}/{appId}/groups/{groupId}/users/{userId}
DELETE user from a group through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * groupId (string) One of the group’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * userId-3 (string) One of the user’s identification which includes username or UUID. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of DELETEd user’s info.
- Schema: [User](#user)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /{org_Id}/{app_Id}/groups/{groupId}
GET a group through through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * groupId (string) One of the group’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of retrieved group’s info.
- Schema: [Group](#group)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
PUT /{org_Id}/{app_Id}/groups/{groupId}
Update a group through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * groupId (string) One of the group’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of updated group’s info.
- Schema: [Group](#group)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
Notifications¶
POST /{orgId}/{applicationId}/devices
Create notifications for user through tar GETing by location and providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * applicationId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid (same as appId). (Specified in path). * notification ([CreateNotifications](#createnotifications)) These Parameters are used when forming the notification portion of the request. (Specified in body). * queryStatement (string) The query statement of the location of the user. (Specified in query).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of created notification’s info.
- Schema: [Notification](#notification)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /{orgId}/{applicationId}/devices/*/notifications
Create notifications for all devices. This request will tar GET all device entities.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * applicationId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid (same as appId). (Specified in path). * notification ([CreateNotifications](#createnotifications)) These Parameters are used when forming the notification portion of the request. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of created notification’s info.
- Schema: [Notification](#notification)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /{orgId}/{applicationId}/devices/{deviceId}/notifications
Create notifications for a single device. This request will tar GET a specific device entity.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * applicationId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid (same as appId). (Specified in path). * deviceId (string) One of the device’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * notification ([CreateNotifications](#createnotifications)) These Parameters are used when forming the notification portion of the request. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of created notification’s info.
- Schema: [Notification](#notification)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /{orgId}/{applicationId}/groups/{path}/notifications
Create notifications for a group. This request will tar GET all users associated with a specific group entity.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * path (string) The path of the group. (Specified in path). * notification ([CreateNotifications](#createnotifications)) These Parameters are used when forming the notification portion of the request. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of created notification’s info.
- Schema: [Notification](#notification)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /{orgId}/{applicationId}/notifications
Retrieve one or more notifications through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * applicationId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid (same as appId). (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of retrieved notification’s info.
- Schema: [Notification](#notification)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
PUT /{orgId}/{applicationId}/notifications/{notificationId}
Update a Notification in order to cancel the notifcation or set a new expiration time.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * applicationId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid (same as appId). (Specified in path). * notificationId (string) One of the notification’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * notificationUpdate ([NotificationUpdate](#notificationupdate)) Object with Notification fields to be updated. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: An API Response object containing an entity of type Notification.
- Schema: [Notification](#notification)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
DELETE /{orgId}/{applicationId}/notifications/{notificationId}
DELETE an unsent Notification from the system.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * applicationId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid (same as appId). (Specified in path). * notificationId (string) One of the notification’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: API Response containing Notification entity that was DELETEd.
- Schema: [Notification](#notification)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /{orgId}/{applicationId}/receipts
Retrieve one or more receipts through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * applicationId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid (same as appId). (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of retrieved receipt’s info.
- Schema: [Receipt](#receipt)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /{orgId}/{applicationId}/users/{userId}/notifications
Create notifications for a user. This request will tar GET a specific user entity.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * applicationId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid (same as appId). (Specified in path). * userId-3 (string) One of the user’s identification which includes username or UUID. (Specified in path). * notification ([CreateNotifications](#createnotifications)) These Parameters are used when forming the notification portion of the request. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of created notification’s info.
- Schema: [Notification](#notification)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /{orgId}/{applicationId}/{deviceId}/*/receipts
Retrieve receipts associated with one or more devices through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * applicationId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid (same as appId). (Specified in path). * deviceId (string) One of the device’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of retrieved receipt’s info.
- Schema: [Receipt](#receipt)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /{orgId}/{applicationId}/{notificationId}/*/queue
Retrieve the list of devices associated with one or more notifications before the notifications are sent through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * applicationId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid (same as appId). (Specified in path). * notificationId (string) One of the notification’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of retrieved device’s info.
- Schema: [Device](#device)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /{orgId}/{applicationId}/{notificationId}/*/receipts
Retrieve receipts for one or more notifications through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * applicationId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid (same as appId). (Specified in path). * notificationId (string) One of the notification’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of retrieved receipt’s info.
- Schema: [Receipt](#receipt)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /{orgId}/{applicationId}/{receiptId}/*/notifications
Retrieve notifications associated with one or more receipts through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * applicationId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid (same as appId). (Specified in path). * receiptId (string) One of the receipt’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of retrieved notification’s info.
- Schema: [Notification](#notification)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
Organizations-Applications¶
POST /management/orgs
Create an organization through a form POST.
Parameters
- CreateOrg ([CreateOrg](#createorg))
A set of organization properties supplied through a form. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of created Organization.
- Schema: [Organization](#organization)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /management/orgs/{orgId}
Retrieve an organization given a specified UUID or username.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of created Organization.
- Schema: [Organization](#organization)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /management/orgs/{orgId}/activate
Activate an organization from a link provIded in an email notification.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * token (string) Activation token. (Specified in query). * confirm_email (boolean) Send confirmation email or not. (Specified in query).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of complete messages.
- Schema: [Action](#action)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /management/orgs/{orgId}/apps
Retrieve the applications in an organization through providing both Id of application and organization.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of retrieved application data.
- Schema: [AppData](#appdata)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
DELETE /management/orgs/{orgId}/apps/{appId}
Remove an application from an organization through providing both Id of application and organization.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of DELETEd application info.
- Schema: [AppData](#appdata)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /management/orgs/{orgId}/apps/{appId}/credentials
Retrieve the client Id and client secret credentials for an application in an organization.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of retrieved credentials info.
- Schema: [Credential](#credential)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /management/orgs/{orgId}/apps/{appId}/credentials
Generate the client Id and client secret credentials for an application in an organization.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of generated credentials info.
- Schema: [Credential](#credential)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /management/orgs/{orgId}/credentials
Retrieve the credentials for an organization client.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of Credential
- Schema: [Credential](#credential)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /management/orgs/{orgId}/credentials
Generate whole new credentials for an organization client.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of Credential
- Schema: [Credential](#credential)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /management/orgs/{orgId}/feed
Retrieve an organization’s activity feed.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of the organization’s ActivityFeed.
- Schema: [ActivityFeed](#activityfeed)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /management/orgs/{orgId}/reactivate
Reactivate an expired organization.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of complete messages.
- Schema: [Action](#action)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /management/users/{userId}/feed
Retrieve an admin user’s activity feed.
Parameters
- userId (string)
One of the user’s identification which includes username, real name, email address or UUID. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of user’s activity
- Schema: [ActivityFeed](#activityfeed)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
Permissions-Roles¶
GET /{orgId}/{appId}/roles
Retrieve the roles in an application through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of retrieved role’s info.
- Schema: [Role](#role)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /{orgId}/{appId}/roles
Create a new role through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * roleproperty ([AddRole](#addrole)) The required properties of the role. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of created role’s info.
- Schema: [Role](#role)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
DELETE /{orgId}/{appId}/roles/{roleId}/permissions
Remove permissions from a role.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * roleId (string) One of the role’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * Permissions ([Permissions](#permissions)) The query statement of the url pattern. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: Permissions object with array of the deleated Usergrid Permission strings.
- Schema: [Permissions](#permissions)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /{orgId}/{appId}/roles/{roleId}/users
Retrieve the users in a role through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * roleId (string) One of the role’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An API Response with a entities array of Users.
- Schema: [User](#user)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /{orgId}/{appId}/roles/{roleId}/users/{userId}
Add a user to a role through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * roleId (string) One of the role’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * userId-3 (string) One of the user’s identification which includes username or UUID. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of added user’s info.
- Schema: [User](#user)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
DELETE /{orgId}/{appId}/roles/{roleId}/users/{userId}
Remove a user from a role through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * roleId (string) One of the role’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * userId-3 (string) One of the user’s identification which includes username or UUID. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of DELETEd user’s info.
- Schema: [User](#user)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
DELETE /{orgId}/{appId}/roles/{rolename}
Remove a role through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * rolename (string) The name of the role. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: An array of DELETEd role’s info.
- Schema: [Role](#role)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
GET /{orgId}/{applicationId}/roles/{roleId}/permissions
Retrieve permissions for a Role.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * roleId (string) One of the role’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path).
Responses
200
- Description: Permissions object with array of Usergrid Permission strings.
- Schema: [Permissions](#permissions)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)
POST /{orgId}/{applicationId}/roles/{roleId}/permissions
Add permissions to a role through providing all the identifications.
Parameters
- orgId (string)
One of the organization’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * appId (string) One of the application’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * roleId (string) One of the role’s identification which includes name or uuid. (Specified in path). * Permissions ([Permissions](#permissions)) Permissions object with array of Usergrid Permission strings to be added. (Specified in body).
Responses
200
- Description: Permissions object with array of Usergrid Permission strings.
- Schema: [Permission](#permission)
default
- Description: Unexpected error.
- Schema: [Error](#error)


lgb_to_pmml module¶
-
lgb_to_pmml.
generate_structure_for_lgb
(fetch, main_key_value, derived_col_names)[source]¶ It returns a List where the nodes of the model are in a structured format.
Parameters: - fetch (dictionary) – Contains the nodes in dictionary format.
- main_key_value (List) – Empty list used to append the nodes.
- derived_col_names (List) – Contains column names after preprocessing.
Returns: Returns the nodes in a structured format inside a list.
Return type: main_key_value
-
lgb_to_pmml.
get_PMML_kwargs
(model, derived_col_names, col_names, target_name, mining_imp_val, categoric_values)[source]¶ - It returns all the pmml elements.
Parameters: - model – Contains LGB model object.
- derived_col_names (List) – Contains column names after preprocessing
- col_names (List) – Contains list of feature/column names.
- target_name (String) – Name of the target column .
- mining_imp_val (tuple) – Contains the mining_attributes,mining_strategy, mining_impute_value
- categoric_values (tuple) – Contains Categorical attribute names and its values
Returns: algo_kwargs – Get the PMML model argument based on LGB model object
Return type: { dictionary element}
-
lgb_to_pmml.
get_ensemble_models
(model, derived_col_names, col_names, target_name, mining_imp_val, categoric_values)[source]¶ It returns the Mining Model element of the model
Parameters: - model – Contains LGB model object.
- derived_col_names (List) – Contains column names after preprocessing.
- col_names (List) – Contains list of feature/column names.
- target_name (String) – Name of the Target column.
- mining_imp_val (tuple) – Contains the mining_attributes,mining_strategy, mining_impute_value.
- categoric_values (tuple) – Contains Categorical attribute names and its values
Returns: Returns the MiningModel of the respective LGB model
Return type: mining_models
-
lgb_to_pmml.
get_multiple_model_method
(model)[source]¶ It returns the name of the Multiple Model Chain element of the model.
Parameters: model – Contains LGB model object Returns: - modelChain for LGB Classifier,
- sum for LGB Regressor,
-
lgb_to_pmml.
get_outer_segmentation
(model, derived_col_names, col_names, target_name, mining_imp_val, categoric_values)[source]¶ It returns the Segmentation element of the model.
Parameters: - model – Contains LGB model object.
- derived_col_names (List) – Contains column names after preprocessing.
- col_names (List) – Contains list of feature/column names.
- target_name (String) – Name of the Target column.
- mining_imp_val (tuple) – Contains the mining_attributes,mining_strategy, mining_impute_value
- categoric_values (tuple) – Contains Categorical attribute names and its values
Returns: Get the outer most Segmentation of an LGB model
Return type: segmentation
-
lgb_to_pmml.
get_segments
(model, derived_col_names, col_names, target_name, mining_imp_val, categoric_values)[source]¶ - It returns the Segment element of the model.
Parameters: - model – Contains LGB model object.
- derived_col_names (List) – Contains column names after preprocessing.
- col_names (List) – Contains list of feature/column names.
- target_name (String) – Name of the Target column.
- mining_imp_val (tuple) –
Contains the mining_attributes,mining_strategy, mining_impute_value categoric_values : tuple
Contains Categorical attribute names and its values
Returns: Get the Segments for the Segmentation element.
Return type: segment
-
lgb_to_pmml.
get_segments_for_lgbc
(model, derived_col_names, feature_names, target_name, mining_imp_val, categoric_values)[source]¶ It returns all the segments of the LGB classifier.
Parameters: - model – Contains LGB model object.
- derived_col_names (List) – Contains column names after preprocessing.
- feature_names (List) – Contains list of feature/column names.
- target_name (String) – Name of the Target column.
- mining_imp_val (tuple) – Contains the mining_attributes,mining_strategy, mining_impute_value
- categoric_values (tuple) – Contains Categorical attribute names and its values
Returns: Returns all the segments of the LGB model.
Return type: regrs_models
-
lgb_to_pmml.
get_segments_for_lgbr
(model, derived_col_names, feature_names, target_name, mining_imp_val, categorical_values)[source]¶ - It returns all the Segments element of the model
Parameters: - model – Contains LGB model object.
- derived_col_names (List) – Contains column names after preprocessing.
- feature_names (List) – Contains list of feature/column names.
- target_name (List) – Name of the Target column.
- mining_imp_val (tuple) –
Contains the mining_attributes,mining_strategy, mining_impute_value categoric_values : tuple
Contains Categorical attribute names and its values
Returns: Get the Segmentation element which contains inner segments.
Return type: segment
-
lgb_to_pmml.
lgb_to_pmml
(pipeline, col_names, target_name, pmml_f_name='from_lgbm.pmml')[source]¶ Exports LGBM pipeline object into pmml
Parameters: - pipeline – Contains an instance of Pipeline with preprocessing and final estimator
- col_names (List) – Contains list of feature/column names.
- target_name (String) – Name of the target column.
- pmml_f_name (String) – Name of the pmml file. (Default=’from_lgbm.pmml’)
Returns: Return type: Returns a pmml file


Air Pollution
GHG Emissions in 2006 (million tonnes)
The graph below demonstrates emissions of GHG from top 10 countries in 2006. The color represents the significance of data value (e.g., the deeper color means a higher number). It shows that United State has the highest GHG emissions, while Japan has the second highest emissions. The other five years demonstrate similar patterns.
GHG Emissions in 2007 (million tonnes)
The graph below demonstrates emissions of GHG from top 10 countries in 2007. The color represents the significance of data value (e.g., the deeper color means a higher number).
GHG Emissions in 2008 (million tonnes)
The graph below demonstrates emissions of GHG from top 10 countries in 2008. The color represents the significance of data value (e.g., the deeper color means a higher number).
GHG Emissions in 2009 (million tonnes)
The graph below demonstrates emissions of GHG from top 10 countries in 2009. The color represents the significance of data value (e.g., the deeper color means a higher number).
GHG Emissions in 2010 (million tonnes)
The graph below demonstrates emissions of GHG from top 10 countries in 2010. The color represents the significance of data value (e.g., the deeper color means a higher number).
GHG Emissions in 2011 (million tonnes)
The graph below demonstrates emissions of GHG from top 10 countries in 2011. The color represents the significance of data value (e.g., the deeper color means a higher number).


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Hi! My name is Neelie Shah. Right now I'm a Sophomore at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute,
Indiana. Currently, I'm working towards getting a double major in Computer Science and Software Engineering with
a minor in Data Science. While I love CS and its related fields, I also love being involved in all sorts of other
things! On campus, I am involved in the South Asian Student Alliance, the
Student Government Association,
and my sorority, Chi Omega. While I'm not on campus, I enjoy traveling, cooking, and baking! Scroll below or click any of the dotted links to see more :)
A big part of my identity is my culture and I love being a part of SASA as a way to make sure I stay close to my roots! Currently, I serve as the treasurer of the club.
Students Awards Ceremony
This picture was taken at the Students Award Ceremony when SASA won many awards! This was really exciting for us as a club since we had just became a new club.
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We're all super close and love bonding with each other over meals at our favorite local Indian restaurant!
I think it is always important to be vocal and stand up for what you want in your community. That's why I joined the Student Government Association. I am an elected Senator and serve in the senate to let the opinions of my Resident Hall be known!
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Japan was unlike any place I had ever been to. From the second I landed, I was shocked by how clean and high-tech everything was. The food was one of a kind and the green scenery in all the Japanese Gardens was relaxing. Japan also unique in its fashion and the shopping scene was loud and unapologetically iteself.
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motley-php
Useful PHP utility classes and programs
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Tests the Motley::Checker class. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| testGetSetErrorLevel () | |
| Test get/set checker error level. More... | |
| testChecking () | |
| Test various checker functions. More... | |
| testIsAssociativeArray () | |
| Test the isAssociativeArray static function. More... | |
| testDescribeVar () | |
| Test the describeVar static function. More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| tearDown () | |
| A unit test tear-down function to clean up possible test error handlers. More... | |
Tests the Motley::Checker class.
Definition at line 15 of file CheckerTest.php.
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protected |
A unit test tear-down function to clean up possible test error handlers.
Definition at line 19 of file CheckerTest.php.
References Motley\UnitTestSupport\$captureHandlerSet.
| Motley\Test\CheckerTest::testGetSetErrorLevel | ( | ) |
Test get/set checker error level.
Definition at line 29 of file CheckerTest.php.
| Motley\Test\CheckerTest::testChecking | ( | ) |
Test various checker functions.
Definition at line 42 of file CheckerTest.php.
References Motley\UnitTestSupport\clearCapturedErrors(), Motley\UnitTestSupport\disengageCaptureHandler(), Motley\UnitTestSupport\engageCaptureHandler(), and Motley\UnitTestSupport\getCapturedErrors().
| Motley\Test\CheckerTest::testIsAssociativeArray | ( | ) |
Test the isAssociativeArray static function.
Definition at line 250 of file CheckerTest.php.
References Motley\Checker\isAssociativeArray().
| Motley\Test\CheckerTest::testDescribeVar | ( | ) |
Test the describeVar static function.
Definition at line 266 of file CheckerTest.php.
References Motley\Checker\describeVar().


Routing has been separated from Angular.js into a separate ngRoute
module. To use routing, ngRoute
must be
loaded as a dependency for your main module. This module notifies you if you have routing in your application but
you have not loaded ngRoute
.
The ng-app
directive is provided to bootstrap a module as the main module of an Angular application.
<!doctype html>
<html ng-app='sampleApp' ng-hint>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>Angular Hint Example</title>
</head>
<body ng-controller="HintController">
...
</html>
However, this directive can only bootstrap one module as the main module of the application. Using the directive multiple times will not bootstrap multiple modules. The following is an error, and will produce an AngularHintModules message:
<!doctype html>
<html ng-app='sampleApp' ng-hint>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>Angular Hint Example</title>
</head>
<body ng-app='sampleAllHint' ng-controller="HintController">
...
</body>
</html>


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Changelog
0 – Alpha
0.0 – Inital version
Sunday, 25 September 2016
- Used the code from a previous game (Sharp Shooter)
- Adapted to new style
- Basic game objects
- Close-to-final graphic
Monday, 26 September 2016
- Slightly fancy menu
- Frame delta compensation
- Naming system
- Health
- Walls and bouncing
- Death
0.1 – Attempt at asteroids
Tuesday, 27 September 2016
- Minor fixes
- Added asteroids
- Left not working!
0.2 – Points, upgrades and classes
Tuesday, 27 September 2016
- Removed asteroids (for the moment)
Wednesday, 28 September 2016
Thursday, 29 September 2016
- Points and score system
- Added leaderboard
Friday, 30 September 2016
- Upgrades system (see balancing.txt)
- Upgrades in the HUD
Saturday, 1 October 2016
- Added classes to the menu
Sunday, 2 October 2016
- Added 3D effect (box- and text-shadow) to many menu elements
- Removed the tabs layout of classes from the menu
- Added dropdowns
- Added class stats to the five classes
- Created ship graphics
Monday, 3 October 2016
- Fixed death/disconnect bug
0.3 – Asteroids, abilities and physics
Monday, 3 October 2016
- Stores class and ability in localStorage (as well as alias)
- Added abilities
Tuesday, 4 October 2016
Wednesday, 5 October 2016
- Reintroduced asteroids
- Full physics collision
- Points from asteroids
Thursday, 6 October 2016
- Respawning of asteroids
- Attempts to fix physics glitches
- Asteroid updates not working on the tablet?
- Auto-focus of alias box
Friday, 7 October 2016
- Fixed collision
- Abilities not completed
0.4 – Abilities, crash damage, performance optimization and comments
Saturday, 8 October 2016
Sunday, 9 October 2016
- Added crash damage
- Performance optimization
- Attempt to fix self bullet collision (ongoing)
Monday, 10 October 2016
Tuesday, 11 October 2016
0.5 – Performance optimization
Wednesday, 12 October 2016
- Performance optimization
- Shake effect
Thursday, 13 October 2016
Friday, 14 October 2016
Saturday, 15 October 2016
- Viewport scaling
- DigitalOcean
Sunday, 16 October 2016
0.6 – New menu, upgrades bars
Sunday, 16 October 2016
Monday, 17 October 2016
- Upgrade bars
- Sharing incentive
Tuesday, 18 October 2016
Thursday, 20 October 2016
0.7 – Roomification
Thursday, 20 October 2016
Monday, 21 October 2016
Tuesday, 22 October 2016
Thursday, 27 October 2016
- DigitalOcean speed test (2GB droplet, 13 tabs, ~3Mbps out, 60fps, low latency)
Friday, 28 October 2016
- Changed bullet range from life to distance
- Balancing
0.8 – Alpha Testing
Saturday, 29 October 2016
- Performance optimization (reduced asteroid collisions to 10% by only checking near asteroids)
- You get a third of your score as points when you respawn
Sunday, 30 October 2016
- First ever Alpha Testing session!!! (10 players, 2.5 hours)
1 – Beta
1.0 – Find server
Monday, 31 October 2016
- Happy Halloween!
- Find sever with the lowest ping
1.1 – Linear interpolation (not finsished)
Tuesday, 1 November 2016
Wednesday, 2 November 2016
Thursday, 3 November 2016
1.2 – Camera transitions, minimap, new name, game stats
Friday, 4 November 2016
- Camera lerp (linear interpolation)
Monday, 7 November 2016
Tuesday, 8 November 2016
- Changed the name from "Dygo.io" to "Trigon.io"
Friday, 11 November 2016
- Added social media profile icons
Sunday, 13 November 2016
- Game stats
- Improved menu
- New ad slot
1.3 – Class updates, load balancing
Friday, 18 November 2016
- Fixed destroyer class
- Added secret class
Saturday, 19 November 2016
- Colour changes
- Hack proofing
Sunday, 20 November 2016
Friday, 25 November 2016
- Assign lowest possible port for new instances
1.4 – Close to final version
Saturday, 26 November 2016
- Spectate mode
- Block abilities for those who use ad blockers
Sunday, 27 November 2016
- Hacking by Felix
- Helped Felix with bot development
Tuesday, 29 November 2016
- Prevented creation of fake spectators
Sunday, 11 December 2016
- After a long break...
- Invisibilty dissolves
- Added a chat
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 Drew Barrymore, in one of the best performances of her career, stars as Josie Geller, a 25-year-old "Chicago Sun Times" copy editor and would-be reporter. Josie is proud of her current job in which she has a private office and all the office supplies she can use, but she desperately desires to be a reporter.
The newsroom nerd, who feels compelled to correct everyone's grammar, especially that of her boss, played by John C. Reilly, Josie is willing to put her job on the line to go undercover in high school. The paper's owner, played with noisy bluster by Garry Marshall, fires people if they don't deliver.
As directed by Raja Gosnell and written by Abby Kohn and Marc Silverstein, the story charms us with its intelligent humor. The comedic dialog works along with the physical comedy, and they even manage to make the clichéd sex education class scene funny again.
Josie was one of those girls for whom high school was a living hell. Mocked as "Josie Grossie" and physically taunted in the halls, she barely survived the reign of terror. Now she is heading back into the flames of Hell, all in the quest for a story.
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| org.vertx.java.core | |
| org.vertx.java.core.net |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
abstract NetServer |
Vertx.createNetServer()
Create a TCP/SSL server
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
NetServer |
NetServer.connectHandler(Handler<NetSocket> connectHandler)
Supply a connect handler for this server.
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NetServer |
NetServer.listen(int port)
Instruct the server to listen for incoming connections on the specified
port and all available interfaces. |
NetServer |
NetServer.listen(int port,
java.lang.String host)
Instruct the server to listen for incoming connections on the specified
port and host . |
NetServer |
NetServer.setAcceptBacklog(int backlog)
Set the accept backlog
|
NetServer |
NetServer.setClientAuthRequired(boolean required)
Set
required to true if you want the server to request client authentication from any connecting clients. |
NetServer |
NetServer.setKeyStorePassword(java.lang.String pwd)
Set the password for the SSL key store.
|
NetServer |
NetServer.setKeyStorePath(java.lang.String path)
Set the path to the SSL key store.
|
NetServer |
NetServer.setReceiveBufferSize(int size)
Set the TCP receive buffer size for connections created by this instance to
size in bytes. |
NetServer |
NetServer.setReuseAddress(boolean reuse)
Set the TCP reuseAddress setting for connections created by this instance to
reuse . |
NetServer |
NetServer.setSendBufferSize(int size)
Set the TCP send buffer size for connections created by this instance to
size in bytes. |
NetServer |
NetServer.setSoLinger(boolean linger)
Set the TCP soLinger setting for connections created by this instance to
reuse . |
NetServer |
NetServer.setSSL(boolean ssl)
If
ssl is true , this signifies that any connections will be SSL connections. |
NetServer |
NetServer.setTCPKeepAlive(boolean keepAlive)
Set the TCP keepAlive setting for connections created by this instance to
keepAlive . |
NetServer |
NetServer.setTCPNoDelay(boolean tcpNoDelay)
If
tcpNoDelay is set to true then Nagle's algorithm
will turned off for the TCP connections created by this instance. |
NetServer |
NetServer.setTrafficClass(int trafficClass)
Set the TCP trafficClass setting for connections created by this instance to
reuse . |
NetServer |
NetServer.setTrustStorePassword(java.lang.String pwd)
Set the password for the SSL trust store.
|
NetServer |
NetServer.setTrustStorePath(java.lang.String path)
Set the path to the SSL trust store.
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Notification and custom alertsNotification Styles Inspiration
Notification Styles Inspiration Simple ideas & effects for website notifications
| Examples | Action |
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| .... Notification Styles "Scale".... | |
| Jelly | |
| Slide in | |
| Genie | |
| Flip | |
| Bouncy Flip |
| Examples | Action |
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| Slide On Top | |
| Expanding Loader | |
| Corner Expand | |
| Loading Circle | |
| Box Spinner | |
| Thumb Slider |
Sweet Alert
A beautiful replacement for JavaScript's "Alert"
| Examples | Action |
|---|---|
| A basic message | |
swal("Here's a message!", "It's pretty, isn't it?") |
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| A success message! | |
swal("Good job!", "You clicked the button!", "success") |
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| A warning message, with a function attached to the "Confirm"-button | |
swal({ title: "Are you sure?", text: "You will not be able to recover this imaginary file!", type: "warning", showCancelButton: true, confirmButtonColor: "#DD6B55", confirmButtonText: "Yes, delete it!", closeOnConfirm: false }, function(){ swal("Deleted!", "Your imaginary file has been deleted.", "success"); }); |
|
| ... and by passing a parameter, you can execute something else for "Cancel". | |
swal({ title: "Are you sure?", text: "You will not be able to recover this imaginary file!", type: "warning", showCancelButton: true, confirmButtonColor: "#DD6B55", confirmButtonText: "Yes, delete it!", cancelButtonText: "No, cancel plx!", closeOnConfirm: false, closeOnCancel: false }, function(isConfirm){ if (isConfirm) { swal("Deleted!", "Your imaginary file has been deleted.", "success"); } else { swal("Cancelled", "Your imaginary file is safe :)", "error"); } }); |
|
| A message with a custom icon | |
swal({ title: "Sweet!", text: "Here's a custom image.", imageUrl: "images/thumbs-up.jpg" }); |
Toastr
toastr is a Javascript library for Gnome / Growl type non-blocking notifications. jQuery is required. The goal is to create a simple core library that can be customized and extended.
| Examples | Action |
|---|---|
| Toastr example with info | |
| Toastr example with success | |
| Toastr example with warning | |
| Toastr example with danger |
Command: toastr["success"]("Example message ", "Example title") toastr.options = { "closeButton": true, "debug": false, "newestOnTop": false, "progressBar": false, "positionClass": "toast-top-center", "preventDuplicates": false, "onclick": null, "showDuration": "300", "hideDuration": "1000", "timeOut": "5000", "extendedTimeOut": "1000", "showEasing": "swing", "hideEasing": "linear", "showMethod": "fadeIn", "hideMethod": "fadeOut" }


Welcome to The Method Behind the Music It is a common misunderstanding that music is a freeform, random art. This is not the case. Almost without exception the great musical works of our history are bound by special rules that make their beauty more organized and understandable without dimming their brilliance. These rules and techniques are called music theory. Music theory is the product of over a millennium of work and innovation. It is possibly the greatest unsung achievement we have created as a species. In this site we hope to educate audiophiles of all ages and levels of prior knowledge. It is our mission with this site to increase the level of enjoyment that can be attained by listening to the classics by allowing people to understand how the music they hear works, both practically, technically and historically. Our site is dedicated to answering questions like: "How does a person conduct music?" "How do I know what key signature a song is in?" "What the is a time signature?" and "What does physics have to do with music?". Practically: We have made a short course in music theory to help take the mystery out of how music goes from a sheet of paper to a magical performance. Also we have a created a guide to conducting music, for all the aspiring Bachs and Bernsteins out there. Technically: We have provided examples of how instruments work using cutting-edge FLASH technology. Historically: To fully understand and appraise classical music, you must know its roots and creators. We have assembled a pre-history of classical music, an easy-to-use explanation of the different genres, and a guide to some of the most popular composers, to elevate knowledge of this artform's roots. So please come in, look around, and learn something. Learn the method behind the music. Most of all, have fun! Here is our Flash Keyboard, which you can play and use to help with the theory lessons.
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java.lang.Object com.plink.dolphinnet.IParty
public abstract class IParty
DolphinNet
Benjamin E. Coe (2006)
An IParty provides an abstract basis for managing a series of parallel calculations. You must implement
the returnAssignment() method to receive responses from the Editor (server). An IParty
attaches an ID to an Assignment and sends it to the Editor (server) for distribution. Upon receiving
a completed Assignment the IParty should use the ID and the instance variables of that class
to assemble a complete result.
Only one IParty can be associated with the Editor (server) at any given time. For this reason the creation
of some sort of harness makes sense for controling the flow of multiple IParty calculation using
one central server.
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
IParty()
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IParty(Editor editor)
An editor represents the server for distributing Assignments. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
addAssignment(Assignment a)
Add an assignment to the Editor for processing. |
void |
addAssignment(int ClientID,
Assignment a)
Add an assignment to a specific client for processing. |
abstract void |
failedAssignment(Assignment a)
Receive a failed assignment. |
Editor |
getEditor()
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abstract void |
returnAssignment(Assignment a)
Receive a completed assignment. |
void |
setEditor(Editor editor)
An editor represents the server for distributing Assignments. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public IParty()
public IParty(Editor editor)
| Method Detail |
|---|
public Editor getEditor()
public void setEditor(Editor editor)
public void addAssignment(Assignment a) throws java.lang.Exception
java.lang.Exception
public void addAssignment(int ClientID, Assignment a) throws java.lang.Exception
java.lang.Exception
public abstract void returnAssignment(Assignment a)
public abstract void failedAssignment(Assignment a)
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Soil is a complex material made up of rocks and minerals, sand, clay,
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- OverdraftFeeChargeCap : List
Details about any caps (maximum charges) that apply to a particular fee/charge. Capping can either be based on an amount (in gbp), an amount (in items) or a rate.
- OverdraftFeeChargeDetail : List
Details about the fees/charges


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It is of great use to the sailor to know the length of his line, though he cannot with it fathom all the depths of the ocean. It is well he knows that it is long enough to reach the bottom at such places as are necessary to direct his voyage, and caution him against running upon shoals that may ruin him. Our business here is not to know all things, but those which concern our conduct. If we can find out those measures whereby a rational creature, put in that state in which man is in this world, may; and ought to govern his opinions, and actions depending thereon, we need not to be troubled that some other things escape our knowledge. ~ John Locke
Wrapped:
Square:
API Docs


class GameMenuDialog : Dialog
Game menu dialog. Allows the player to change settings and to surrender the current game.
<init> |
Game menu dialog. Allows the player to change settings and to surrender the current game. GameMenuDialog(skin: Skin) |
reset |
fun reset(): Unit |


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Vuexy Admin provides separate core theme assets and folder app-assets/
and user assets folder
assets/
. So you can easily update the theme.
Like all HTML templates, you will need to manually handle all updates that we provide after purchase for free.
Follow the below steps to update Vuexy:
- Backup all your files (Project/Template).
- Review Vuexy's changelog to understand the changes before updating.
-
Unzip the latest version of Vuexy and open
vuexy-html-bootstrap-admin-template/
. -
Copy with replacing changed core folder & files:
app-assets/
src/
.csscomb.json
config.json
gulpfile.js
package.json
-
Now you have all the core assets of the template. Use/Merge the latest HTML code of the element/component
manually. You can also replace
html/
folder if you have not made any changes. - Execute
gulp dist
command to generate css and js files inapp-assets/
folder.
Bingo! You are done.
If something goes wrong, you can revert your updates by reusing your backup files.
Tip
It's very easy to change Vuexy Theme branding. Vuexy Admin using SVG logo, you can use either SVG or image (i.e
png, jpeg, etc...). You can easily change brand text too inside the h2
tag with
.brand-text
class.
Below is the sample code with Image logo example.

BRAND TEXT

Below is the sample code with SVG logo example

BRAND TEXT

In Vuexy HTML Admin Template, You can use feather SVG icons using HTML or JS. Also check feather SVG Icon documentation here.
To add SVG icon in your HTML
To add feather SVG icon in HTML, you can use below structure:

To add SVG icon in JS files
To add feather SVG icon in JS, you can use below structure:
feather.icons['heart'].toSvg()
Check more information about feather SVG icons structure here.
To remove feather SVG icon
Vuexy Admin provides app-assets/vendor/
folder that contains js/vendors.min.js
and
css/vendors.min.css
files for vendors js and css.
Find config.json
file in root folder and follow below steps to remove feather SVG icons:
- Remove included
feather-icons/feather-icons.min.js
fromvendors > js
array - Remove included
feather-icons/feather-icons.min.css
fromvendors > css
array -
Execute
gulp dist-vendor-js
command to generatevendors.min.js
file inapp-assets/vendors/js
folder -
Execute
gulp dist-vendor-css
command to generatevendors.min.css
file inapp-assets/vendors/css
folder.
This will remove feather SVG icons library.
Tip
app-assets/js/vendors.min.js
and app-assets/css/vendors.min.css
files.
You can use custom svg icons as well as font icons with Vuexy HTML Admin Template.
To use other SVG Icons Library
Please follow below steps to add new library in your HTML:
-
Include SVG font library in HTML file. You need to add JS and CSS file's CDN or download and add it to
assets/fonts/
folder and include path in HTML files. It's safe to useassets/
folder to migrate easily with new updates in future -
Update current svg icon structure with another library's structure. Like we are using
data-feather="feather feather-heart"
for feather SVG, you can update this with your new svg icon format - You might need to update base size if you find any changes according to your updated SVG icons
-
You can also add custom css inside
assets/css/style.css
to update/overwrite specific style of SVG icons.
You are done!
To use Font Icons Library in place of SVG
Please follow below steps to add new font icon library in your HTML:
-
Include CDN or download font icon library and add it to
assets/fonts/
folder and include it's JS and CSS file in HTML files. It's safe to useassets/
folder to migrate easily with new updates in future -
Update current svg icon structure with font icons. For example we integrate font awesome. Update

feather SVG to
font awesome icon - If you are removing feather SVG fonts then make sure you update all the feather SVG icons with your font icons
- You might need to update base size if you find any changes according to your updated SVG icons.
You are done!
Since Vuexy is a template and a starter project, it’s built as the starting point of your project. It cannot be simply installed and used with an existing project like a third party library.
Although using Vuexy with any existing project is still possible, it would require extra work to connect everything together. We strongly recommend you to either start your project with Vuexy, or move your project on top of it to have the best experience.
Vuexy Admin gives facility to search page and directly go to that page on click. This also provide bookmark feature, using that you can bookmark any page so that user can access that pages easily.
We are using search.json
file for both search and bookmark list. You can find this file inside
app-assets/data/
folder.
Now, Let's have a look at how to update the array list of this file. You can update this file list as per your requirements. Below is the format of an item:
{ "name": "eCommerce Dashboard", "url": "dashboard-ecommerce.html", "icon": "home" },
Following is the details of all json list items:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| name | Using which name you want to search this page. |
| url | URL of the page |
| icon | Icon you want to show before the page name. We have used feather svg icons so using only icon name here. |
Vuexy Admin allows you to easily manage minimum required vendors for the template.
You can manage vendors from app-assets/vendors
folder which contain all the vendors CSS and JS
files in css/
and js/
folder. It also contains minimum required vendors bundled CSS
vendors.min.css
and JS vendors.min.js
file.
To manage the vendors, Vuexy Admin Template uses config.json
file which includes source &
destination path, vendors array, etc. as below:
"vendors": {
"js": [
"jquery/jquery.min.js",
"popper/popper.min.js",
"bootstrap/bootstrap.min.js",
"perfectscrollbar/perfect-scrollbar.min.js",
"hammer/hammer.min.js",
"unison-js/unison-js.min.js",
"blockui/blockui.min.js",
"pace/pace.min.js",
"waves/waves.min.js",
"internationalization/i18n.min.js",
"internationalization/i18n-xhr.min.js",
"internationalization/lang-detector.min.js",
"internationalization/i18n-jquery.min.js",
"feather-icons/feather-icons.min.js",
"forms/spinner/jquery.bootstrap-touchspin.js"
],
"css": [
"perfect-scrollbar/perfect-scrollbar.min.css",
"pace/pace.min.css",
"waves/waves.min.css",
"flag-icons/flag-icons.min.css",
"feather-icons/feather-icons.min.css",
"forms/spinner/jquery.bootstrap-touchspin.css"
]
}
You can add/remove minimum required vendors for the template from this vendors array. To generate vendors bundle
we have created the following gulp command which will bundle CSS and JS from the config.json
's
vendors array.
Gulp task gulp dist-vendor-css
to generate combined vendor CSS file in
app-assets/vendors/css/vendors.min.css
. It includes all required CSS vendors for this template.
Gulp task gulp dist-vendor-js
to generate combined vendor js file in
app-assets/vendors/js/vendors.min.js
. It includes all required JS vendors for this template.
Tip
assets/
folder. You can also add new
assets to this folder (i.e images, libs, etc.) to update the template in the future easily.
Heads Up!
Vuexy Admin provides app-assets/vendor/
folder that contains js/vendors.min.js
and
css/vendors.min.css
files for vendors js and css.
Find config.json
file in root folder. And Follow below steps to remove pace loader
- Remove included
pace/pace.min.js
fromvendors > js
array - Remove included
pace/pace.min.css
fromvendors > css
array -
Execute
gulp dist-vendor-js
command to generatevendors.min.js
file inapp-assets/vendors/js
folder. -
Execute
gulp dist-vendor-css
command to generatevendors.min.css
file inapp-assets/vendors/css
folder.
You are done!
Tip
app-assets/js/vendors.min.js
and app-assets/css/vendors.min.css
files.


Li Lab Members
Wanlong Li
Principal Investigator
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Lei hua, Ph.D.
Research Associate
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Dilkaran Singh
Graduate Student
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Ajay Gupta
Ph. D. Student
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Alumini
Ghana Challa
Graduate Student - PhD (2010 - 2018)
Current position: Postdoc at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Wenjie Wei
Research Technician (2013 - 2015)
Dr. Zhengzhi Zhang
Postdoc (2009 - 2014)
Current position: Postdoc at Iowa State University
Dr. Huilan Zhu
Research Technician (2009 - 2013)
Dr. Junwei Wang
Postdoc (2009 - 2010)


This manifest loads additional manifests for specific behavior tests for RDF-star
This is an HTML version of a test manifest. Alternate versions of the manifest may be found at manifest.ttl, and manifest.jsonld.
The RDF-star Test Suite is a set of tests that can be used to verify Processor conformance.
Tests are run broadly the same as those for relevant test suites for Turtle, SPARQL, and RDF 1.1 Entailment.
The top-level manifest references the specific test manifests, which in turn reference each test associated with a particular behavior. This includes the following test manifests:
Implementations create their own infrastructure for running the test suite. In particular, the following should be considered:
See the implementation report for guidance on reporting test results using the EARL format.
If you would like to contribute a new test or a fix to an existing test, please submit a Pull Request using either the GitHub web interface, the steps below with a git client, or your preferred equivalent.
Distributed under the W3C Test Suite License . To contribute to a W3C Test Suite, see the policies and contribution forms .
 COPYRIGHT HOLDERS WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF ANY USE OF THE DOCUMENT OR THE PERFORMANCE OR IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CONTENTS THEREOF.
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