Class: Aws::GuardDuty::Types::Resource
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb |
Overview
Contains information about the Amazon Web Services resource associated
with the activity that prompted ::Aws::GuardDuty
to generate a finding.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#access_key_details ⇒ Types::AccessKeyDetails
rw
The IAM access key details (user information) of a user that engaged in the activity that prompted
::Aws::GuardDuty
to generate a finding. -
#container_details ⇒ Types::Container
rw
Details of a container.
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#ebs_volume_details ⇒ Types::EbsVolumeDetails
rw
Contains list of scanned and skipped
::Aws::EBS
volumes with details. -
#ecs_cluster_details ⇒ Types::EcsClusterDetails
rw
Contains information about the details of the
::Aws::ECS
Cluster. -
#eks_cluster_details ⇒ Types::EksClusterDetails
rw
Details about the
::Aws::EKS
cluster involved in a Kubernetes finding. -
#instance_details ⇒ Types::InstanceDetails
rw
The information about the
::Aws::EC2
instance associated with the activity that prompted::Aws::GuardDuty
to generate a finding. -
#kubernetes_details ⇒ Types::KubernetesDetails
rw
Details about the Kubernetes user and workload involved in a Kubernetes finding.
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#lambda_details ⇒ Types::LambdaDetails
rw
Contains information about the
::Aws::Lambda
function that was involved in a finding. -
#rds_db_instance_details ⇒ Types::RdsDbInstanceDetails
rw
Contains information about the database instance to which an anomalous login attempt was made.
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#rds_db_user_details ⇒ Types::RdsDbUserDetails
rw
Contains information about the user details through which anomalous login attempt was made.
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#resource_type ⇒ String
rw
The type of Amazon Web Services resource.
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#s3_bucket_details ⇒ Array<Types::S3BucketDetail>
rw
Contains information on the
::Aws::S3
bucket.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#access_key_details ⇒ Types::AccessKeyDetails (rw)
The IAM access key details (user information) of a user that engaged
in the activity that prompted ::Aws::GuardDuty
to generate a finding.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 5808
class Resource < Struct.new( :access_key_details, :s3_bucket_details, :instance_details, :eks_cluster_details, :kubernetes_details, :resource_type, :ebs_volume_details, :ecs_cluster_details, :container_details, :rds_db_instance_details, :rds_db_user_details, :lambda_details) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#container_details ⇒ Types::Container (rw)
Details of a container.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 5808
class Resource < Struct.new( :access_key_details, :s3_bucket_details, :instance_details, :eks_cluster_details, :kubernetes_details, :resource_type, :ebs_volume_details, :ecs_cluster_details, :container_details, :rds_db_instance_details, :rds_db_user_details, :lambda_details) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#ebs_volume_details ⇒ Types::EbsVolumeDetails (rw)
Contains list of scanned and skipped ::Aws::EBS
volumes with details.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 5808
class Resource < Struct.new( :access_key_details, :s3_bucket_details, :instance_details, :eks_cluster_details, :kubernetes_details, :resource_type, :ebs_volume_details, :ecs_cluster_details, :container_details, :rds_db_instance_details, :rds_db_user_details, :lambda_details) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#ecs_cluster_details ⇒ Types::EcsClusterDetails (rw)
Contains information about the details of the ::Aws::ECS
Cluster.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 5808
class Resource < Struct.new( :access_key_details, :s3_bucket_details, :instance_details, :eks_cluster_details, :kubernetes_details, :resource_type, :ebs_volume_details, :ecs_cluster_details, :container_details, :rds_db_instance_details, :rds_db_user_details, :lambda_details) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#eks_cluster_details ⇒ Types::EksClusterDetails (rw)
Details about the ::Aws::EKS
cluster involved in a Kubernetes finding.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 5808
class Resource < Struct.new( :access_key_details, :s3_bucket_details, :instance_details, :eks_cluster_details, :kubernetes_details, :resource_type, :ebs_volume_details, :ecs_cluster_details, :container_details, :rds_db_instance_details, :rds_db_user_details, :lambda_details) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#instance_details ⇒ Types::InstanceDetails (rw)
The information about the ::Aws::EC2
instance associated with the activity
that prompted ::Aws::GuardDuty
to generate a finding.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 5808
class Resource < Struct.new( :access_key_details, :s3_bucket_details, :instance_details, :eks_cluster_details, :kubernetes_details, :resource_type, :ebs_volume_details, :ecs_cluster_details, :container_details, :rds_db_instance_details, :rds_db_user_details, :lambda_details) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#kubernetes_details ⇒ Types::KubernetesDetails (rw)
Details about the Kubernetes user and workload involved in a Kubernetes finding.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 5808
class Resource < Struct.new( :access_key_details, :s3_bucket_details, :instance_details, :eks_cluster_details, :kubernetes_details, :resource_type, :ebs_volume_details, :ecs_cluster_details, :container_details, :rds_db_instance_details, :rds_db_user_details, :lambda_details) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#lambda_details ⇒ Types::LambdaDetails (rw)
Contains information about the ::Aws::Lambda
function that was involved in
a finding.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 5808
class Resource < Struct.new( :access_key_details, :s3_bucket_details, :instance_details, :eks_cluster_details, :kubernetes_details, :resource_type, :ebs_volume_details, :ecs_cluster_details, :container_details, :rds_db_instance_details, :rds_db_user_details, :lambda_details) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#rds_db_instance_details ⇒ Types::RdsDbInstanceDetails (rw)
Contains information about the database instance to which an anomalous login attempt was made.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 5808
class Resource < Struct.new( :access_key_details, :s3_bucket_details, :instance_details, :eks_cluster_details, :kubernetes_details, :resource_type, :ebs_volume_details, :ecs_cluster_details, :container_details, :rds_db_instance_details, :rds_db_user_details, :lambda_details) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#rds_db_user_details ⇒ Types::RdsDbUserDetails (rw)
Contains information about the user details through which anomalous login attempt was made.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 5808
class Resource < Struct.new( :access_key_details, :s3_bucket_details, :instance_details, :eks_cluster_details, :kubernetes_details, :resource_type, :ebs_volume_details, :ecs_cluster_details, :container_details, :rds_db_instance_details, :rds_db_user_details, :lambda_details) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#resource_type ⇒ String
(rw)
The type of Amazon Web Services resource.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 5808
class Resource < Struct.new( :access_key_details, :s3_bucket_details, :instance_details, :eks_cluster_details, :kubernetes_details, :resource_type, :ebs_volume_details, :ecs_cluster_details, :container_details, :rds_db_instance_details, :rds_db_user_details, :lambda_details) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#s3_bucket_details ⇒ Array
<Types::S3BucketDetail> (rw)
Contains information on the ::Aws::S3
bucket.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 5808
class Resource < Struct.new( :access_key_details, :s3_bucket_details, :instance_details, :eks_cluster_details, :kubernetes_details, :resource_type, :ebs_volume_details, :ecs_cluster_details, :container_details, :rds_db_instance_details, :rds_db_user_details, :lambda_details) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


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SideCar
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Derivation of ControlMessage that commands IO::Task instances to start or stop recording. More...
#include </Users/howes/src/sidecar/IO/RecordingStateChangeRequest.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| RecordingStateChangeRequest (const std::string &path) | |
| Constructor for a new control message. More... | |
| RecordingStateChangeRequest (ACE_Message_Block *data) | |
| Constructor for a control message obtained from the network. More... | |
| bool | isOn () const |
| Determine if this is a start command. More... | |
| const std::string & | getValue () const |
| Obtain the recording path. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from SideCar::IO::ControlMessage | |
| ControlMessage (const ControlMessage ©) | |
| Copy constructor. More... | |
| virtual | ~ControlMessage () |
| Destructor. More... | |
| ACE_Message_Block * | getWrapped () const |
| Obtain the control message wrapped inside an ACE_Message_Block object. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from SideCar::IO::ControlMessage | |
| enum | Type { kInvalid = -1, kParametersChange, kProcessingStateChange, kRecordingStateChange, kShutdown, kClearStats, kTimeout, kNumTypes } |
| Control message types. More... | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from SideCar::IO::ControlMessage | |
| ControlMessage (Type type, size_t size) | |
| ControlMessage (ACE_Message_Block *data) | |
| ACE_Message_Block * | getData () const |
Derivation of ControlMessage that commands IO::Task instances to start or stop recording.
Currently, only the Algorithms::Controller class supports recording, via its Algorithms::Recorder object. The same message is used to start and stop a recording. The only difference between the two is that a start request contains a fully-qualified path of a directory into which recording files are created.
Definition at line 16 of file RecordingStateChangeRequest.h.
| RecordingStateChangeRequest::RecordingStateChangeRequest | ( | const std::string & | path | ) |
Constructor for a new control message.
| path | the path of the recording directory, or an empty string to stop a recording |
Definition at line 5 of file RecordingStateChangeRequest.cc.
| RecordingStateChangeRequest::RecordingStateChangeRequest | ( | ACE_Message_Block * | data | ) |
Constructor for a control message obtained from the network.
| data | XML-RPC data containing the message payload |
Definition at line 11 of file RecordingStateChangeRequest.cc.
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Obtain the recording path.
Definition at line 42 of file RecordingStateChangeRequest.h.
Referenced by SideCar::Algorithms::Controller::injectProcessingStateChange().
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Determine if this is a start command.
Definition at line 36 of file RecordingStateChangeRequest.h.
Referenced by SideCar::Algorithms::Controller::injectProcessingStateChange().


Ms Banks has no time for people criticising her and Prince Harry
The internet lost their collective minds when Ms Banks shared a snap of her and Prince Harry chilling at the OnSide Youth Zones awards show at the Royal Albert Hall.
Ms Banks, who happened to be performing on 18 November, had a surprise drop in from the Duke of Sussex and the two ended up looking like besties.
However, many fans of the Bad B Bop rapper were annoyed at the artists’ caption, which happened to be: ‘I met Prince Harry today, you know he’s one of us lol’.
Many didn’t appreciate the musician jokingly calling the Duke ‘one of us’, but Ms Banks doesn’t have time for that negativity, with some saying: ‘that caption was unnecessary.’
One user even commented: ‘He’s a cool guy but the brudda ain’t one of us.’
The 25-year-old told Metro.co.uk: ‘People take it too far. I’m obviously not saying he isn’t the colour he is.
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‘I’m not saying he’s a black man. But you can tell he has respect for our people. That’s the vibe I got anyways, lots of good vibes.
‘You can always tell the difference when you meet people.’
During the awards show, Harry delivered a speech addressing mental health while presenting the health and wellbeing award.
Praising Greta Thunberg, 16, for bravely campaigning for action on climate change, the Duke said: ‘She may have been just one person at the beginning, but she had a belief, a mission, and a desire to do something not just for herself but for everyone, and now – the whole world is paying attention.
‘Whatever your dream – every country, every community, every school, every friendship group, every family needs their own Greta – someone who can lead the way, someone who is prepared to stand up for what they believe, and show how much they care for the people in their lives and the community around them.’
Not only is Prince Harry and Ms Banks now the duo we never knew we needed, the Duke is also a humanitarian and loving husband.
It’s no surprise the Prince left the Snack rapper star struck.
‘I was super chill,’ she explained. ‘I really didn’t realise how much of a big deal it would be. He’s royalty but I literally watched him since I was young so I thought I already knew him.
‘He was very interested in my background and what I do and he made me feel very welcome. I think I was star struck towards the end though…’
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Aren’t we all, Ms Banks, aren’t we all.
The musician blessed us all with a performance at TopShop for the switching on of Oxford Street’s Christmas Lights in conjunction with Capital Xtra.
You know what that means, Christmas is officially here.
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Dynamics of flood-water infiltration and groundwater recharge
Dynamics of flood-water infiltration and groundwater recharge was investigated using Vadose zone Monitoring systems which were installed under stream bed of ephemeral rivers and reservoirs.
Data that was collected by the VMS during each flood enabled direct calculation of the percolation flow velocities and infiltration fluxes.
(Dahan et al., 2007; Dahan et al., 2008; Dahan et al., 2009; Amiaz et al., 201).
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In-situ monitoring of water percolation and tracers migration through the vadose zone
Water percolation and tracer migration through the vadose zone were studied through a multi-tracer experiment.
Frequent sampling of the vadose zone pore-water at multiple points by the VMS allowed establishment of tracer breakthrough curves at various depths
(Dahan et al., 2009. VZJ).
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Optimization of Remediation Conditions using Vadose Zone Monitoring Technology
A vadose zone monitoring system that was installed under a gas station allowed accurate monitoring of the impact of remediation activities on the subsurface hydraulic and chemical conditions including: (1) temporal variation of the sediment water content, and (2) chemical and isotopic composition of the percolating water.
Results from each wetting cycles were used to improve the following wetting cycles in order to optimize the vadose zone conditions for microbial degradation of BTEX while minimizing leaching of contaminants to the groundwater.
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Bioremediation of perchlorate in deep vadose zone
A study on enhance the biodegradation of perchlorate in the deep vadose zone was conducted through pilot scale experiment in a site that is heavily contaminated by perchlorate.
Monitoring of the direct impact of enhanced percolation on the actual hydraulic and chemical conditions in the vadose zone was achieved using a vadose zone monitoring system (VMS) which measured continuously the vadose zone water content and allowed frequent sampling of the sediment pore water across the entire vadose zone of the site (40 m).
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Land use impact on groundwater quality
Land use impact on groundwater quality was investigated using Vadose zone Monitoring Systems which were installed across the vadose zone underlying various agricultural, urban and industrial setups.
The quality and quantity of the percolating water was measured continuously over several years and provided an early warning to potential pollution of groundwater by the various land uses.
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Related publications
- Dahan, O., McDonald, E. and Young, M., 2003: Development of a flexible TDR probe for deep vadose zone monitoring. Vadose Zone Journal, 2: 270-275.
- Rimon, Y., Dahan, O., Nativ, R. and Geyer, S., 2007: Water percolation through the deep vadose zone and groundwater recharge: preliminary results based on a new vadose-zone monitoring system. Water Resources Research (43, W05402, doi:10.1029/2006WR004855).
- Dahan, O., Shani, Y., Enzel, Y., Yechieli, Y. and Yakirevich, A. 2007: Direct measurements of floodwater infiltration into shallow alluvial aquifers. Journal of Hydrology.
- Dahan, O., Tatarsky, B., Enzel, Y., Kulls, C., Seely, M. and Benito, G., 2008. Dynamics of flood water infiltration and ground water recharge in hyperarid desert. Groundwater, 46(3): 450-61.
- Sorek, A., N. Atzmon, O. Dahan, Z. Gerstl, L. Kushisin, Y. Laor, U. Mingelgrin, A. Nasser, D. Ronen, L. Tsechansky, N. Weisbrod, and E.R. Graber. 2008. "Phytoscreening": The use of trees for discovering subsurface contamination by vocs. Environ. Sci. Technol. 42:536-542.
- Dahan, O., R. Talby, Y. Yechieli, E. Adar, N. Lazarovitch, and Y. Enzel. 2009. In-situ monitoring of water percolation in layered soils using a vadose-zone monitoring system. Vadose zone Journal, 8 (4): 916-925.
- Rimon, Y., Nativ, R. and Dahan, O., 2010. Physical and chemical evidence for pore-scale dual domain flow in the vadose zone. Vadose zone Journal.
- Benito, G., Botero, B. A., Thorndycraft, V. R., Rico, M., Sánchez-Moya, Y., Sopeña, A., Machado, M. J., and Dahan, O., 2011: Rainfall-runoff modelling and palaeoflood hydrology applied to reconstruct centennial scale records of flooding and aquifer recharge in ungauged ephemeral rivers, Hydrol. Earth Syst. Sci., 15, 1185-1196, doi:10.5194/hess-15-1185-2011, 2011.
- Amiaz, Y., Sorek, S., Enzel, Y. and Dahan, O., 2011. Solute-transport in the vadose zone and ground water during flash floods. Water Resources Research.
- Baram, S., Arnon, S., Ronen, Z., Kurtzman, D. and Dahan, O., 2011. Water percolation through a clayey vadose zone. Journal of Hydrology.
- Baram, S., Arnon, S., Ronen, Z., Kurtzman, D. and Dahan, O., 2012. Infiltration mechanism controls nitrification and denitrification processes under dairy waste lagoon. Journal of Environmental Quality.


This table mode automatically hides less important columns at narrower widths and surfaces a button to open a menu that allows the user to choose what columns they want to see. In this mode, the author attempts to define which columns are most important to show across various widths by assigning a priority to each column.
A user may choose to check as many columns as they want by tapping the "Columns..." button to open the column chooser popup. The popup contains a dynamically generated list of columns based on the table markup that can be checked and unchecked to adjust the visible columns.
| Rank | Movie Title | Year | Rating | Reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Citizen Kane | 1941 | 100% | 74 |
| 2 | Casablanca | 1942 | 97% | 64 |
| 3 | The Godfather | 1972 | 97% | 87 |
| 4 | Gone with the Wind | 1939 | 96% | 87 |
| 5 | Lawrence of Arabia | 1962 | 94% | 87 |
| 6 | Dr. Strangelove Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb | 1964 | 92% | 74 |
| 7 | The Graduate | 1967 | 91% | 122 |
| 8 | The Wizard of Oz | 1939 | 90% | 72 |
| 9 | Singin' in the Rain | 1952 | 89% | 85 |
| 10 | Inception | 2010 | 84% | 78 |
The column chooser mode requires a table
element with two attributes: data-role="table"
and data-mode="columntoggle"
. An ID
attribute is also required on the table to associate it with the column chooser popup menu.

The plugin automates a few key things: it injects the column chooser button, and generates the popup with check list of columns that can be hidden or shown by the user. The list of columns in the chooser menu is populated by parsing the values (or abbr title
) of the first row of header (TH
) elements. Only headers that have a data-priority
attribute are included in the column chooser; headers without this attribute won't made available in the chooser to allow developers to identify critical columns that shouldn't be hidden. If columns are hidden via responsive media queries, these will be unchecked in the chooser to reflect the current column visibility.
The automatic column hiding behavior is accomplished by CSS media queries that hide or show columns based on priority levels at various screen widths. Since each site will have different content and column configurations, we provide a simple media query block that you can copy, paste and customize for each project. This is explained in detail below.
The priorities assigned to headers and media queries used to hide columns act as a sensible default for showing the most important columns that will fit on a device. The column chooser menu gives users the ability to override these defaults and choose which columns they want to see. These user preferences take precedence over the priority mappings so if a column is manually checked, it will remain visible across all screen widths until the page is refreshed.
Because of the flexibility this plugin provides, it's possible for users to introduce horizontal scrolling if the data in each column is long or if many columns are selected to be shown on a smaller screen.
The table works by hiding and showing columns based on two inputs: available screen width or by the user checking and unchecking which columns to display in a column picker popup. Add data-priority
attributes to each of the table headers of columns you want to responsively display and assign a priority (1 = highest, 6 = lowest). Any table header given a priority will be available in the column picker menu.
To make a column persistent so it's not available for hiding, omit the data-priority
attribute. This will make the column visible at all widths and won't be available in the column chooser menu.
I'm am critical and can't be removed
I'm very important
I'm somewhat
I'm less important
Behind the scenes, the plugin will apply classes to each cell that map to the priority set in the data attribute on the header. For example, if a table heading has a data-priority="3"
attribute, every cell in that column will assigned a ui-table-priority-3
class once enhanced. These classes are then used in media queries to hide and show columns based on screen width (see below).
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You may use any priority naming convention and assign as many (or few) levels of priority for the columns. The plugin simply generates class names based on the values in the data-priority
attribute so even though we default to using a numeric system of 1-6, any naming convention is possible.
For example, if a priority of data-priority="critical"
is added to the heading, a class of ui-table-priority-critial
will be applied to each cell in that column. If a priority is assigned, the column will be made available for the toggling in the column menu and adds the classes to each cell, the rest of the styling and media query creation is up to you write in your custom stylesheet.
The styles for the all priority columns (1-6) start as display:none
in the structure stylesheet since we're taking a mobile-first approach to our styles. This means that only columns that should be persistent are visible in the styles to start.
The framework does not automatically include the the media queries to progressively display columns at wider widths. We do this to make it easier for developers to customize the media query widths for each priority level.
Media queries add the responsive behavior to show and hide columns by priority. Each media query is written using min-width
widths so they build on top of each other. The widths are set in ems so they respond to font size changes. To calculate a pixel withs in em's, divide the target width by 16 (pixels) - it's that easy.
Inside each media query, we override the display:none
style properties set on all the priority columns in the basic styles to display:table-cell
so they become visible again and act as a table.
To customize the breakpoints, copy the following style block into your custom style overrides and adjust the min-width
media query values for each priority level to specify where various priority columns should appear.
In the example styles below for a my-custom-class
class on the table, the priority 1 columns are shown first, at widths above 20em
(320px), then priority 2 kicks in above 30em
(480px) and so on up to wide desktop widths with priority 6. Feel free to change these breakpoints in your stylesheet and choose how many priority levels you'd like to use.
/* Show priority 1 at 320px (20em x 16px) */
@media screen and (min-width: 20em) {
.my-custom-class th.ui-table-priority-1,
.my-custom-class td.ui-table-priority-1 {
display: table-cell;
}
}
/* Show priority 2 at 480px (30em x 16px) */
@media screen and (min-width: 30em) {
.my-custom-class th.ui-table-priority-2,
.my-custom-class td.ui-table-priority-2 {
display: table-cell;
}
}
...more breakpoints...
Due to CSS specificity, you will also need to include the class definitions for the hidden and visible states after the custom breakpoints in your custom stylesheet so be sure to include these as well:
/* Manually hidden */
.my-custom-class th.ui-table-cell-hidden,
.my-custom-class td.ui-table-cell-hidden {
display: none;
}
/* Manually shown */
.my-custom-class th.ui-table-cell-visible,
.my-custom-class td.ui-table-cell-visible {
display: table-cell;
}
Even though we strongly encourage you to write custom breakpoints yourself, the framework includes a set of pre-configured breakpoints for each of the six priority levels that you can use if they happen work well for your content.
These breakpoints can applied by adding a class="ui-responsive"
to the table element. Here is an example of a table with this class added:

The six preset breakpoints classes included in the column toggle stylesheet use regular increments of 10em (160 pixels). Here is a summary of the breakpoints assigned to each priority in the preset styles:
data-priority="1"
data-priority="2"
data-priority="3"
data-priority="4"
data-priority="5"
data-priority="6"
If these preset breakpoints don't work for your content and layout needs, we recommend that you create custom breakpoints to fine tune the styles.
When the column chooser menu opens, the column checkboxes will be checked or unchecked based on the visibility of each column based on the media queries so it accurately reflects what is being seen. These media queries to hide or show columns act as sensible defaults for what columns should be shown based on the developer's understanding of the column importance and data values. The chooser menu allows the user to have control of the table presentation so this takes precedence over the default display.
If an unchecked column checkbox is checked by the user, they now take control of the column. Until the page is refreshed, the visibility of that column will now always be visible, even if the screen is re-sized. Behind the scenes, a class of ui-table-cell-visible
is added to all the cells in that column to ensure they override any visibility set via media queries.
The same idea applies when a column is unchecked: from then on, the column won't be seen at any width because the class of ui-table-cell-hidden
is added to each of the cells in that column.
The column chooser popup is opened via a button that is generated by the framework. The button's text is "Columns..." by default but can be set by adding the data-column-btn-text
attribute to the table to the text string you want in the button. The button will inherit the theme from the content area, just like all buttons, but the theme can be set manually by adding the data-column-btn-theme
attribute to any swatch letter in your theme.
This button is injected directly before the table element and has basic styles to align it to the right but you may want to further customize the appearance of this button. To style all these buttons across your site, key off the ui-table-columntoggle-btn
structural class on this link.
To target styles against only a specific button, use the unique href
value that is generated to target a specific column chooser button. For example, a table with an ID
of movie-table
will generate a popup with an ID
of movie-table-popup
so a CSS selector of a[href="#movie-table-popup"]
will target only the column popup button for this specific table.
The theme for the column chooser popup can be set by adding the data-column-popup-theme
attribute to the table and specifying any swatch letter in your theme. For custom styles or scripting, all the column chooser popups can be targeted by using the ui-table-columntoggle-popup
structural class added to these popups. To customize a single popup, use the generated ID
based on the table ID
that added to each specific popup (such as #movie-table-popup
) to target a specific popup.
It's fairly common to need to logically group multiple columns together under a heading group for financial or scientific data. The framework can support the most simple version of this by allowing for two rows of table headers (TH
), with the first row containing simple colspan
attributes to group the columns below. In this configuration, the framework will parse the first row only for the priority and expose these heading groups as the options in the column chooser popup. In this configuration, the second heading will not be exposed as columns that can be hidden or shown independently of the groupings in the chooser.
The columntoggle table comes with several options:
columnBtnTheme
default: nulldata-column-btn-theme
attribute.columnBtnText
default: "Columns..."data-column-btn-text
attribute.columnPopupTheme
default: nulldata-popup-theme
attribute.The columntoggle mode also has an option, classes
, which is only configurable via JavaScript because it expects an object literal value. The classes
option has two properties that define the structural classnames that the plugin uses:
classes.columnToggleTable
default: "ui-table-columntoggle"classes.columnBtn
default: "ui-table-columntoggle-btn"classes.popup
default: "ui-table-columntoggle-popup"classes.priorityPrefix
default: "ui-table-priority-"The columntoggle table has one method:
refresh
$( myTable ).table( "refresh" );
Since this plugin is written as an extension to the core table plugin, it binds to the tablecreate
event but does not issue any additional events.


winston-fms-transport
A transport to support logging via winston to FileMaker Server.
Installation
This is a Node.js module available through the
npm registry. It can be installed using the
npm
or
yarn
command line tools.
npm install winston-fms-transport --save
Usage
'use strict';
const { connect } = require('marpat');
const { createLogger } = require('winston');
const environment = require('dotenv');
const varium = require('varium');
const { FilemakerTransport } = require('./index.js');
environment.config({ path: './tests/.env' });
varium(process.env, './tests/env.manifest');
connect('nedb://memory')
.then(db => {
const filemakerTransport = level =>
new FilemakerTransport({
application: process.env.APPLICATION,
server: process.env.SERVER,
user: process.env.USERNAME,
password: process.env.PASSWORD,
level: level,
infoField: 'info',
messageField: 'message',
layout: process.env.LAYOUT
});
const logger = createLogger({
transports: [filemakerTransport('silly')],
exitOnError: false
});
logger.emitErrs = true;
return logger;
})
.then(logger => logger.info('Message', { db: 'this is a message' }));
Tests
npm install
npm test
><EMAIL_ADDRESS>test /Users/luidelaparra/Documents/Development/winston-fms-transport
> nyc _mocha --recursive ./tests --timeout=30000
----------|----------|----------|----------|----------|-------------------|
File | % Stmts | % Branch | % Funcs | % Lines | Uncovered Line #s |
----------|----------|----------|----------|----------|-------------------|
All files | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
----------|----------|----------|----------|----------|-------------------|
Dependencies
- fms-api-client: A FileMaker Data API client designed to allow easier interaction with a FileMaker application from a web environment.
- marpat: A class-based ES6 ODM for Mongo-like databases.
- transport: a hub for centralizing all your request handlers within your application
- winston: A multi-transport async logging library for Node.js
Dev Dependencies
- chai: BDD/TDD assertion library for node.js and the browser. Test framework agnostic.
- chai-as-promised: Extends Chai with assertions about promises.
- coveralls: takes json-cov output into stdin and POSTs to coveralls.io
- dotenv: Loads environment variables from .env file
- eslint: An AST-based pattern checker for JavaScript.
- eslint-config-google: ESLint shareable config for the Google style
- eslint-config-prettier: Turns off all rules that are unnecessary or might conflict with Prettier.
- eslint-plugin-prettier: Runs prettier as an eslint rule
- jsdocs: jsdocs
- minami: Clean and minimal JSDoc 3 Template / Theme
- mocha: simple, flexible, fun test framework
- mocha-lcov-reporter: LCOV reporter for Mocha
- nyc: the Istanbul command line interface
- package-json-to-readme: Generate a README.md from package.json contents
- prettier: Prettier is an opinionated code formatter
- varium: A strict parser and validator of environment config variables
License
MIT


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See how many users interacted with your movie (viewed your title, added to wishlist, requested a screening, etc).
Check the overall metrics of your title performance.
Check the cumulative statistics of this title's Screenings.
"0s" means the user watched less than a minute.
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Wife of White Helmets founder ‘barred from leaving Turkey’ amid death probe
by By Press AssociationAuthorities have barred the wife of a former British army officer who founded the White Helmets volunteer group from leaving Turkey pending the investigation into his death, according to reports.
Turkey’s state-run news agency reported that James Le Mesurier’s Swedish wife, Emma Winberg, was questioned by police on Wednesday.
Authorities imposed the travel ban in case she needs to be questioned again, according to Anadolu Agency.
Mr Le Mesurier was found dead outside his Istanbul home on November 11. Police believe he fell to his death and are investigating the circumstances.
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The usage of lux is shared among many disciplines, and this breadth makes the detailed management of the system challenging. Software from many different disciplines requires a large range of libraries and packages, and the maintenance of these
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Business Porposal Dear Sir/Madam, email address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>My name is Mrs.Mutsheayi Koffi.I am from the Republic of South Africa I have a business proposal I would like to discuss with you but owing that I do not know much more about you I am sckeptical to give you detail. I therefore suggest that you supply me information about your self and your secured email address so that we can talk confidentialy. Essentially,I have deliberated with my Children and we decided to invest the net value of a matured escrow instrument in a bank in Cayland Island where my late husband invested huge sums of money. We are interested in investing in real estate and commercial properties and other businesses but we need a sincere and trusted foreign partner to execute this.I shall detail you more when I am convince of your real identity .The amount is US$30.5M. 20% for your assistance 5% for any expense you may incure at the time of this transaction. Thanks for your anticipated co-operation and my regards to your family. Yours faithfully, MRS.Mutsheayi kOFFI


Roger Heathcote. Application for the Founders and Coders Spring 2020 cohort.
Why coding?
Coding and I have been secretly in love my entire adult life but we never quite managed to get it together, until now.
For many years I have dabbled. As a teenager I became obsessed with coding, starting a software engineering degree at eighteen but not liking the culture and switching to media tech within a couple of years. The programming industry norms seemed toxic to me and I wasn't yet used to people as insular as my fellow students.
In my work over the subsequent decades - as a roving IT guy and volunteer tech for various causes and collectives I came to see how hamstrung many organisations are for the want of good, affordable software. I offered substantial discounts for non-profits and the unwaged, so I got to see inside a lot of small charities and groups who could not afford proper commercial grade software. Pleasingly though open-source software was beginning to flourish around then so I was able to hook many of them up with solutions that had been well beyond their means a few years earlier. The free software movement greatly impressed me. Particularly impressive was the massive impact a relatively small number of coders could have .
As IT setups got more advanced more and more clients started asking me to do tweaks, updates, migrations, fixes and backups of their various websites, servers, and databases. This is the point at which most technicians tell their customers they need to hire a specialist but you can probably guess I didn't do that. The costs were too high for most of these tiny organisations. I had seen several of them get gouged in the past, especially on web stuff, so instead I started dabbling in whatever language was required. I wouldn't charge my full hourly rate as I was just an amateur, learning on the hoof, and they couldn't afford to pay commercial rates anyway.
Over the years, I also switched over to Linux and found a growing number of things I wanted to automate for my business. Eventually it became clear that these programming "jobs" made no financial sense and I hadn't been entirely motivated by altruism - they were a flimsy pretext to do some coding. Despite this admission I was still quite serious about my vow to never become a career programmer. I didn't want to sully what had now become my favourite hobby. Also, being self-employed meant I wasn't exactly blessed with regular leisure time so for many years I had to content myself with these occasional shallow dives.
That began to change when my wife returned to work after our second child. We decided to wind up my business so I could become a full time dad and "domestic engineer" until the kids were both at school. Computer history is one of my long term interests so I'd read plenty of books about that but a few years into my new life, once the delirium of sleep deprivation had abated, I finally picked up a book about programming. Hitherto I had only read programming manuals but once I started on the conceptual stuff I quickly got sucked into the world of Martin Fowler, Kent Beck, Bob Martin et al. From there it wasn't long till I got religion.
It looked like the software industry had taken some big steps forward since the 1990s. The best practices and agile methodologies I read about were a real breath of fresh air, and stunningly obvious in retrospect. Ditching the lumbering waterfall model for quick iterations; taking testing seriously; involving clients throughout the project; using user stories as specs - it was like a light coming on. In particular I found the notion of pair programming very exciting.
Of course all that reading forced me to face some stark truths...
- I love coding at a fundamental level and I must do it, and do it often, to remain sane.
- I have been a terrible cowboy coder in the past. Now I must knuckle down and apply best practice to become a professional.
- Coding takes a lot of time, coding well takes even more, and I don't really have that kind of spare time outside of my day to day commitments.

- I have coded alone for 20 years with no colleagues or peers to talk to and learn from.
- Coding alone is limiting and lonely. I want people to use what I write and I want to work on non trivial projects that help people.
- I love programming for it's own sake, but I would strongly prefer to work for an organisation with a social purpose, or at least conscience, and not just a generic consultancy or fintech firm.
- I am itching to try techniques like agile development and pair programming that I have read about.
- By definition this means team work: but I have no experience of working on a team. The Founders and Coders sessions I have attended so far have strengthened my opinion that working closely with others is what I crave, and what would benefit me the most as a programmer.
Why Founders and Coders?
My friend and long time co-op evangelist put me on to Founders and Coders. I told him that I would love to do a boot camp but the fees, on top of the extra childcare costs and the opportunity cost of not working, made it seem pretty unattainable. Naturally when he explained Founders and Coders to me I got very excited. Everything he told me about the organisation and its ethos resonated with me. I resolved to apply as soon a the kids were in school.
The peer led, paying it forward model makes a ton of sense. Its a great model for how we should all work together and help each other learn, especially as the costs of tertiary education have risen so high.
The focus on increasing representation for people who don't necessarily fit the "traditional" junior programmer mould is really positive, especially as someone who isn't as junior as your average junior. The painfully skewed demographics of the programming industry were one of the things that pushed me away from it back in the day.
I love the focus on pairing too. It is something I have wanted to try ever since I heard about it. The Monday and Tuesday F&C sessions have been a great opportunity to try it out. Happily, I like it as much as I'd hoped and I've learned something from every session I have taken part in.
The roster of companies who hire from the program include a really encouraging number of social enterprises and progressive businesses. These are the kind of places I want to work.
Overall I can't imagine a course that is a better fit for me than Founders and Coders, regardless of cost. The crowd it seems to attract are the kind of people I would seek out anyway. I don't think it's a big coincidence that just before the second F&C meetup I went to I bumped into one of my ex-clients from back in the day. Chatting about what I was up to, I told her my youngest had just started school and that I was retraining. In fact I was on my way to a programming meetup right now. "Ooh, is it Founders and Coders?" she asked, "we've just come from there - they made us an app!".
What I've Learned
Testing findings:
Tested on Linux in Firefox, Chrome, Chromium and Lynx. On Android with Chrome. On Windows with Firefox and Chrome. Briefly borrowed a fellow applicant's Mac at the last meetup to test on Safari and there are two bugs: scroll-padding doesn't work (expected, feature is still in preview) and navigating/focussing with the tab key doesn't seem to work either - this might just be my ignorance of how keyboard navigation is supposed to work in Safari though.
Tested with Orca screennreader on Linux and NVDA screenreader on Windows. Both were initially confused by the carousel.  Likewise it seems to like to read the page title, meta description and h1 title even if the text of each is identical. NVDA aslo hooks the left and right cursor keys, it uses them to spell words out a character at a time. This overrides and therefore breaks the keyboard carousel navigation which isn't ideal but it is better than the other way round.
Design decisions
Global variables. Given the limited scope of this project (no other JS, no security concerns) I figured using globals would be okay. I used ALL CAPS to clarify what variables are global and declared them all at the top of the file so the carousel settings are easy to customise in liue of a separate config file.
Functions with side effects. As the carousel is pretty much entirely DOM manipulation I figured there's little point being precious about trying to keep functions pure. If the project were bigger and had more internal logic then a more careful approach would be wise.
The number of images for the carousel was not specified so I decided to support a large number but start the carousel as soon as the first two images arrive. I also decided it would be nicer to specify the images in a separate config file, rather than having to hard code them into HTML or CSS. On linux this file can be generated by piping a folder listing into the file images.txt e.g.cd carousel;
ls images > images.txt
Further details of design decisions taken and the reasoning behind them is documented in the file plan.txt. More detailed deliberations can be found in versions of this file at the relevant commit, and the run up to it..


In one project, students are asked to create a chat client that implements a specific API. The API is supported by a server, and the code for that server is provided in the repository.
For convenience, this server also provides a running instance of the chatroom server, on port 31415. As of this writing, the server has just been implemented, so there may still be bugs! If you find a problem, please let me know :-)
Project repository
The code for the chatroom server is one of the projects in the repository: https://gitlab.fhnw.ch/bradley.richards/java-projects.


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DSZ.BAT is a DOS batch file which prepares the parameters to be given to DSZ. DSZ mostly works using environment variables which are set in this batch file. Do not change this file unless you really want to do something new ! @echo off SET DSZLOG=%1 SET DSZPORT=%2,%3 shift shift shift DSZ %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9


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From the Death Certificate of Lelah
K. Neuhart
place of death:
usual residence:
date of death: May
2, 1951
female, white, married
birth: Aug. 24, 1887
in
age at last birthday:
63 years 8 months 8 days
occupation: housewife;
own home
father: James Philpot
mother: Martha
McClintock
armed forces: no
social security number:
no
informant: Charlene Neuhart
MEDICAL CERTIFICATION
condition leading to death:
chron. encephalitis (disease of cerebellum)
physician's statement: I
hereby certify that I attended deceased from --- 1935 to May 2, 1951, and that death occurred
at 8:30 a.m., from the causes and on the
date stated above.
signature: O.C. Jackson,
M.D.;
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Vote expected on contractor for EAA reservoir project
by WFTX Digital TeamPALM BEACH COUNTY, Fla. -- The South Florida Water Management District will make a decision Thursday about which contractor will work on the Everglades Reservoir Project .
The contractor will clear vegetation and dig out the rock and mud that is inside the reservoir, which will later hold extra water from Lake Okeechobee during the rainy season.
By clearing the reservoir now, it will help keep construction on track later.
This part of the project is expected to cost $1.2 million.


An angular template is the declarative specification that, along with information from the model and controller, becomes the rendered view that a user sees in the browser. It is the static DOM, containing HTML, CSS, and angular-specific elements and angular-specific element attributes. The angular elements and attributes direct angular to add behavior and transform the template DOM into the dynamic view DOM.
These are the types of angular elements and element attributes you can use in a template:
Directive
— An attribute or element that
augments an existing DOM element or represents a reusable DOM component - a widget.Markup
— The double
curly brace notation {{ }}
to bind expressions to elements is built-in angular markup.Note: In addition to declaring the elements above in templates, you can also access these elements in JavaScript code.
The following code snippet shows a simple angular template made up of standard HTML tags along with
angular directives
and curly-brace bindings
with expressions:
<html ng-app> <!-- Body tag augmented with ngController directive --> <body ng-controller="MyController"> <input ng-model="foo" value="bar"> <!-- Button tag with ng-click directive, and string expression 'buttonText' wrapped in "{{ }}" markup --> <button ng-click="changeFoo()">{{buttonText}}</button> <script src="angular.js"> </body> </html>
In a simple single-page app, the template consists of HTML, CSS, and angular directives contained
in just one HTML file (usually index.html
). In a more complex app, you can display multiple views
within one main page using "partials", which are segments of template located in separate HTML
files. You "include" the partials in the main page using the $route
service in conjunction with the ngView
directive. An
example of this technique is shown in the angular tutorial, in steps seven and
eight.


Mesa woman chased burglar with hot dog roasting skewer
by Joe EneaMESA, AZ — A Mesa woman chased a burglar with a hot dog roasting skewer to get him out of her garage.
Police say she found Gabriel David Wharton, 44, in her garage trying to steal her car on September 29.
Wharton was allegedly caught in the act and fled the scene on a bicycle.
The victim chased him and tried to stop him by placing a hot dog roasting skewer in the spokes of his bicycle tires.
She was unsuccessful, and Wharton escaped.
Police located him about a mile away and arrested him.
Upon his arrest, he allegedly admitted to being in the garage looking for a firearm, but then tried to steal the woman's car.
Police say other items belonging to the victim were found in Wharton's pockets.
He has been charged with burglary.


Coach Cal’s Message For Kentucky Fans Amid Early-Season Struggles
by Tzvi MachlinIt’s been a rough couple of weeks for Kentucky to say the least. After suffering a stunning home upset to Evansville last Tuesday, the Wildcats were taken to the limit by Utah Valley this past Monday.
As a result, fans are understandably nervous to see their team struggling against the mid-majors this early in the season.
But Coach Cal has a message for the fans: This is what we do every year.
Taking to Twitter on Wednesday, Calipari outlined the process that the team goes through to become better as the season progresses. He explained that it’s the same method he has been using for years.
Calipari has certainly proven in his decade-long tenure at Kentucky that he can get his teams to reach a new level very quickly.
But the fact that they suffered a loss to a mid-major this early in the season still stands out like a sore thumb.
At 3-1 on the season, Kentucky still has plenty of games against less talented teams to clean up all of their mistakes.
Their national title hopes depend on it.


Again, oil slips over uncertainty on U.S.-China trade deal
by Agency ReportCrude oil futures fell on Friday amid lingering uncertainty on whether, and when, the U.S. and China will agree on a long-awaited deal to end their bitter trade dispute.
The gloom was compounded by rising crude inventories in the United States.
Brent crude, the global benchmark, was down 16 cents, or 0.3 per cent, at 62.13 dollars a barrel by 0259 GMT, after gaining 0.9 per cent in the previous session.
U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude was down 23 cents, or 0.4 per cent, at 56.92 dollars a barrel.
The contract rose 1.4 per cent on Thursday.
Unending war
The trade war between the world’s two biggest economies has slowed economic growth around the world and prompted analysts to lower forecasts for oil demand, raising concerns that a supply glut could develop in 2020.
On Thursday, the Chinese commerce ministry said the two countries have agreed in the past two weeks to cancel trade tariffs in different phases, without giving a timeline.
But that comment was shrouded in doubt soon after when Reuters reported that the plan faces stiff internal opposition in the U.S. administration.
“Oil is in pause mode as traders await more details on the trade talks,” said Stephen Innes, Asia Pacific market strategist at AxiTrader.
OPEC
Also sector watchers focused on remarks by OPEC Secretary-General Mohammad Barkindo this week.
He said he was more optimistic about the outlook for 2020 because of potentially positive developments on trade disputes, appearing to downplay any need to cut output more deeply.
A deal between the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and allies, such as Russia, is limiting supplies until March next year.
The producers meet on December 5-6 in Vienna to review that policy.
Mr Barkindo’s comments are “spooking the market, especially in the face of the seemingly never-ending run of U.S. inventory builds,” said AxiTrader’s Innes.
U.S. crude oil stockpiles rose sharply last week as refineries cut output and exports dropped, while refined products extended a multi-week drawdown, the Energy Information Administration said on Wednesday.
Stocks at the Cushing, Oklahoma, delivery hub for WTI rose by 1.7 million barrels, the EIA said.
(Reuters/NAN)


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Tips for Successful Swapping
A big thank you to ATXswappers hosts Megan Myers and Kate Payne for the information.
Before going
- Have your items already packaged for swapping
- Put into jars/bags
- Label your goods
- Think in terms of swapability when it comes to portion sizes. A loaf of bread, 8 ounces of jam, and 6 eggs are all about equal. Even if your cookies are amazing, it will be hard to swap just one cookie
- Print and fill out your swap sheets (saves time)
- You will need one sheet for each type of item you have. E.g., if you have 3 jars each of 2 kinds of jam, you need 2 sheets
- Swap sheets are available on our Google Drive by clicking here
- Be sure to include dietary notes like GF, vegan, or contains nuts.
- Bringing snacks / samples to share? Great! Make sure to bring any serving utensils/platters you
might
need.
- Please label them on the bottom to make sure you get them back.
At the swap
- Check in at the main table and make a name tag
- Fill out your swap sheets, if you didn’t do it ahead of time
- Find a place for your items on the table, and put your swap sheet next to them. (Slightly tucked underneath if it is windy)
- Put your snacks/samples on the snack table and be sure to label them
- Bringing snacks /samples to share? Great! Make sure to bring any serving utensils/platters you might need.
- Eat some snacks, have a drink, and peruse what others have brought.
- You are welcome to start putting your name/items down on anyone else’s sheet at any time, just wait to make trades until the hosts open up the swap floor.
How to swap
- If you see an item you want, write your name on the item’s sheet. You can include what you’re
willing to trade, if you want.
- You are not tied to your name being on a sheet, so feel free to write down your name more times than you have items
- Don’t be intimidated if there are already lots of names on a sheet. You still might get it
- Likewise, don’t take it personally if there are few (or no) names on your own items. It’s possible your sheet was hidden, or you arrived too late for many people to see it.
- About 1 hour after the swap begins, it will be time to trade
- There are two main methods:
- Head back to your item and seek out the people who signed up for yours, then negotiate.
- Seek out the people whose items you signed up for, then negotiate.
- Do not be discouraged if they say no, and do not be afraid to say no! Food is personal and there are many factors that go into a swapper’s choice.
- If your trade is successful, be sure to give your item to the person right away.
- Make sure to take your new goodies as well
- If you’ve traded all your items, be sure to remove your swap sheet from the table.
- Removing items helps people know how much is left available to trade.
- Once you’re done trading, feel free to stay and socialize, but make sure to stay out of the way of active swappers
After the swap
- Please share your photos of favorite items
- Tag us on Instagram with #wilmingtonfoodswap and @wilmington_food_swap
- Check out our Support Page to find out how you can help keep Wilmington Food Swap going and growing.


Irish weather forecast: Unsettled weather to continue with dull rainy conditions
However, we will see temperatures rise slightly tomorrow
by Edel HughesMet Eireann have forecast further "unsettled" conditions next week as an area of low pressure continues to dominate.
The national forecaster warned we'll see dull and rainy weather with scattered showers throughout the week.
However, the good news is that temperatures will be around normal after the prolonged cold snap and Friday looks set to be a dry day.
Sunday morning will start dry but rather misty or foggy, slowly clearing this morning.
Most areas will be dry but dull during the day, but rain will slowly move into Munster.
A forecaster added: "Later in the evening, rain will move up into parts of Connacht and Leinster, along with freshening southeasterly breezes. Highest temperatures of 7C to 10C."
Tonight will see some scattered outbreaks of rain, with some heavy bursts across southern counties and lows of 5C to 8C.
Heading into Monday, it'll be "rather dull" again with scattered falls of rain and lingering fog in parts, especially across the west and northwest.
There will be some long dry spells but it will remain overcast.
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Our Irish Mirror Sports page - which brings you all your Irish and UK sports news - can be found here.
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Our Instagram account can be found here.
Temperatures will be mild with highs of 8C to 12C, all in light to moderate easterly breezes.
The outlook for next week is further unsettled conditions, rather dull generally with showery spells of rain occurring most days.
It should clear up by Friday and temperatures will be around normal, with mostly frost free nights.


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AN AFFAIR OF LOVE (Une Liaison Pornographique)
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Fine Line Features Director: Frederic Fonteyne Writer: Philippe Blasband Cast: Nathalie Baye, Sergi Lopez
Since French pictures features more talk, generally, than those of other nationalities, it sure helps to know the language. Subtitles are functional, of course, but subtleties are lost. To prove this (unscientifically) I noted which members of the audience seated around me at the French Institute Alliance Francais were speaking the language taught by the institute and which were conversing in plain old English. The former group laughed quite a bit more throughout the brief, 80 minutes "An Affair of Love," a picture which had formerly been entitled "A Pornographic Affair." When one of the officials of FIAF spoke briefly to introduce the picture, she said, "This is not a pornographic film," the sophisticated audience uttered an ironic "awwww." Though the movie centers on sex, this could be the least pornographic film you're likely to see this year, almost to such an extent that if just one scene were cut, a PG-13 rating would be in order.
First shown in the U.S. at the New Directors/New Films festival at New York's Museum of Modern Art, the picture has a history. At the Venice Film Festival, Nathalie Baye won best actress for her performance--which proves only that one does not have to come on like a raging bull, Hollywood style, to achieve a dramatic performance. While her accomplishment here has real merit in that the slightest tic or movement of the eye or nervous gesture communicates books about her feelings, the picture itself is pretentious. Ms. Baye and Sergi Lopez, who perform in the roles of "Her" and "Him" respectively, do a lot more behind closed doors than the Belgian-born director Frederic Fonteyne shows us, but boy can they chatter.
Executed in the format of a he-said-she-said mockumentary, the story gets its impetus from an listing that a woman (Nathalie Baye) places asking for a man who can fill a sexual fantasy of hers. A man (Barcelona-born Sergi Lopez) answers the ad, counting on a one-night stand. They meet in a cafe, talk for bit with inevitable nervousness, and head for a hotel around the corner which she had booked in advance. The doors close and we in the audience see nothing. We never do learn of the fantasy and in a closing interview, the man tells the interrogator that even if he were tortured, he would not reveal what the fantasy was. Why? Who knows? Who cares? By the time the film ends, we know as much about these characters as they learn about each other during the months in which they meet every Thursday--which is to say very little. We never learn where they live because she repeatedly refuses to accept a lift from her Romeo. We never learn their names. We know only that at one point, when they decide to have sex the "normal" way (and we do see them going at it but discreetly, with the woman finding an excuse to cover both completely with a sheet), she decides that she loves him. What happens after she makes this confession is so odd that the audience can scarcely help concluding that the whole darn episode is affected.
One online critic from Dublin with a more positive view tells his readers "the honesty of the writing, as it takes the two characters through a range of recognisable emotions and personal foibles which consistently ring true, is matched by the openness and honesty of the central performances." If this is an honest relationship, give me deviousness. A woman confesses her love and a man more or less goes along, and you'd think that they'd introduce themselves. Such a conclusion is apparently not arty enough for scripter Philippe Blasband in the Iranian-born writer's second feature film done in collaboration with director Fonteyne.
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I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
Julie James is home for the summer.  Actually, that isn't even close to the worst. The reality is much more horrific.
It was the previous summer that her troubles begin. Julie, played by Jennifer Love Hewitt, spent the last Independence Day at the beach on a double date.
 In a scene lifted straight out of SCREAM -- they share the same screenwriter, Kevin Williamson -- the kids try to out-scare each other with diabolical stories. To their credit, their story telling has more intensity that the movie itself. It is in this sequence that the four actors come most alive. In the rest of the film their parts are relegated to caricature.
With Barry soused, Ray drives his car back that fatal night. On the road, they run over someone and then have the bad sense to push his not quite dead body into the ocean. Max (Johnny Galecki), whom they had snubbed earlier, drives by soon after the accident and may or may not have seen anything.
The show then advances to the following summer, when someone dressed in a fisherman's slicker begins sending the four teenagers "I Know What You Did Last Summer" notes and begins injuring and killing people.
The story alternates between a traditional slasher film and a whodunit. The suspects include one of the teenagers themselves, their friends, and Max as well as a creepy Anne Heche as the victim's sister. Any of them, or someone out of the blue, could be the murderer.
John Debney's heavy music overwhelms every scene with reminders to be frightened. The writer, seeming to lack confidence in his material, prefaces every attack by the mysterious mad slicker with ample notification of his arrival on the scene. A few more surprises would have been welcome in this putative horror show.
The very last scene of the film, although the most predictable, manages to be the scariest. The only other frightening sequence in the story involves a person tapping on a car window and thereby startling the car's occupants and the audience. Although a handsome film, thanks to Denis Crossan's cinematography, I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER is a goose-bumps-free horror show with little fresh material and nothing to recommend its viewing.
 It is rated R for profanity and gory violence including people being gutted with a hook. The show would be fine for teenagers used to such horror pictures. I give this one thumbs down and * 1/2.
**** = A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show. Don't waste your money. 0 = Totally and painfully unbearable picture.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: October 15, 1997
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interface WifProcessor
Provides methods for working with private key WIF format
Author
Dmitriy Bushuev
decodeFromWif |
Decodes private key in wif format source to the raw bytes representation abstract fun decodeFromWif(source: String): ByteArray |
encodeToWif |
Encodes private key in raw string representation to wif format abstract fun encodeToWif(source: ByteArray): String |
DefaultWifProcessor |
Default WifProcessor implementation based on standard WIF format class DefaultWifProcessor : WifProcessor |


Kukks
Andrew Camilleri
I'm a full-stack software consultant based in Denmark, Europe and mostly specializing in web-focused .NET applications that work within the Bitcoin ecosystem.
I've worked in any IT industry you can think of: from investment to iGaming software. I currently contribute aand work on projects around BTCPayServer, an open-source, self-hosted bitcoin payment processor using C#, Vue and Docker.


Creates an async iterable that generates random numbers between
min (inclusive) and max (exclusive).
If count is not provided, it will endlessly generate numbers, otherwise stop at count.
Parameters
onUnsubscribe: function
(callback: Function): void
Parameters
callback: Function
Returns void
Default value min: number = 0
Minimum value, inclusive. 0 by default.
Default value max: number = 1
Maximum value, exclusive. 1 by default.
Default value count: number = Infinity
The amount of random numbers to yield, if not provided, infinite.
Returns AsyncIterable<number>
range
range(onUnsubscribe: function, from: number, to: number, step?: number): AsyncIterable<number>
Creates an async iterable that acts like a for-loop.
An AsyncGenerator is a function that creates an AsyncIterable


The background property in CSS allows you to control the background of any element (what paints underneath the
content in that element). It is a shorthand property, which means that it allows you to write what would be
multiple CSS properties in one. Like this:


HEART OF BERLIN
@BENFMAIER
This temporal cartogram shows GPS points Google collected about me from 2012 until 2016 before I moved house. For every hour of the day, I binned GPS points per zip code area. Brightness of zip code areas represent a higher density of points. Using the density-equalization algorithm by Gastner and Newman, areas with high density are disformed to appear larger and areas with low density appear to be smaller.
This kind of disformed map is an effective way to visualize how an individual's life circulates around a few key areas, mainly the home and work locations, respectively.


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For the fig-swirl: Melt butter over medium heat in a saucepan. Add brown sugar and stir to dissolve. Halve all of the figs and toss in the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stirs, set aside and let cool completely.
Ice cream: In a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barely lukewarm. Whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the fig mixture is cooled.
Using an ince cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to the manufacturer instructions, i.e., let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding mascarpone, fig jam mixture, and the nuts. Continue to process for +/- 10 minutes. Pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware. Freeze for at least two hours before serving.
- 1 1/2 cups milk
- 1/2 cup marscapone
- 1/2 tsp pink salt
- 1 lb Black Mission Figs
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 2-4 tbsp water
- 1 1/2 cups heavy cream
1/3 granluated sugar2 egg yolks- 1 lemon, juiced
- 1 tbsp butter
- 1 cup honey roasted pecans, roughly chopped


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Mindhunter season 3 might not arrive on Netflix for a really long time
Mindhunter season three is currently on pause so we could be waiting quite a while for the next chapter to land on Netflix.
Fans have been eagerly anticipating the crime thriller’s renewal following series two’s launch earlier this year, but showrunner David Fincher is currently preoccupied with another major project according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The publication reported: ‘Talk of a third season of Mindhunter is on hold while Fincher focuses on his next feature.’
Fincher’s next film has been commissioned by the streaming giant and is a black and white movie called Mark, which tells the story about Citizen Kane screenwriter Herman J Mankiewicz.
Netflix has yet to actually confirm whether there will be a third season of Mindhunter, but that doesn’t mean that there won’t be one just yet.
Speaking to PopCulture.com about a third season, actor Holt McCallany said: ‘I don’t think anybody knows right now, in August of 2019, exactly what lies in store for Holden and Bill, and Wendy.
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‘We are hopeful that we will get to do the whole five seasons because the audience seems to have really responded to the show, people really like the show.
‘And we’re very proud of the show, and very excited to keep making the show.’
McCallany previously revealed that Fincher is keen to roll out five seasons of Mindhunter, much to everyone’s delight.

‘Five seasons of these characters and so I’m hopeful, you know I don’t take anything for granted.’
Mindhunter is available to stream on Netflix.
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mcc -o liveRunDynamic -W main:liveRunDynamic -T link:exe -d /media/teamlary/teamlary1/gitHubRepos/utdNodesLive/firmware/liveRunDynamic/for_testing -v /media/teamlary/teamlary1/gitHubRepos/utdNodesLive/firmware/liveRunDynamic.m -a /media/teamlary/teamlary1/gitHubRepos/utdNodesLive/firmware/functions -a /media/teamlary/teamlary1/gitHubRepos/utdNodesLive/firmware/YAMLMatlab_0.4.3 Compiler version: 8.1 (R2020b) Analyzing file dependencies. Parsing file "/media/teamlary/teamlary1/gitHubRepos/utdNodesLive/firmware/liveRunDynamic.m" (referenced from command line). Generating file "/media/teamlary/teamlary1/gitHubRepos/utdNodesLive/firmware/liveRunDynamic/for_testing/readme.txt". Generating file "/media/teamlary/teamlary1/gitHubRepos/utdNodesLive/firmware/liveRunDynamic/for_testing/run_liveRunDynamic.sh". Packaging... Creating the bundle... Creating the install agent URL file... Web based installer created at /media/teamlary/teamlary1/gitHubRepos/utdNodesLive/firmware/liveRunDynamic/for_redistribution/MyAppInstaller_web.install. Packaging complete. Elapsed packaging time was: 37 seconds.


Welcome, students!
Ask your neighbor...
Share something about your neighbor with the class!
GitHub - where we will save and publish our code
Cloud9 - an online code editor where we will write our code
The Bones
The Skin
Muscles
HTML is written with plain text (like you see in a reading book), and special words which let us create HTML elements.
This is a plain text sentence

"p" is an HTML element called paragraph

Notice the less-than symbol and the greater-than symbol.
Let's create a web page in real-time.
Go to your Cloud9 workspace, open the empty file named "index.html" and type:
About Me
Hi, my name is Max. Welcome!
This is a site about me.
Type Ctrl-s to save.
Hit the "Run" button at the top of your editor.
A URL should appear at the bottom of your editor:
https://chicktechwebdev-maxenglander.c9users.io/index.html
Copy-and-paste it into a new tab and hit ENTER. This tab is now visiting your live page!
Let's use some elements: ,
, and
.
Erase what's in your file, and put in something like this:
About Me
Hi, my name is Max. Welcome!
This is a site about me.
Save by hitting Ctrl-s.
How is it different from the plain-text version?
Plain-text version
About Me
Hi, my name is Max. Welcome!
This is a site about me.
Version with HTML elements
About Me
Hi, my name is Max. Welcome!
This is a site about me.
We can use a
 element to give a bit of biographical information about ourselves.
Add the following below what we have so far.

Bio
Max was born in Pennsylvania in 1986. He moved to NYC and became a
software developer in 2010.
He wishes that he had a cat.

Save and refresh your live page. What changed?
What do you think the
 element does?
Let's add a section for our favorite things, with a sub-section just for movies.

Favorites
These are a few of my favorite things...

Movies
- Gravity
- Ghostbusters (2016)
- ...

Do we notice any new elements?
HTML is made of plain text and elements; the elements are written with special words.
What are the elements we've learned so far?
What do they do?
Take a few minutes of free time to add more sections!
The Bones
The Skin
Muscles
Let's add some style to our header:
About Me
We add style to the
 element with the style attribute.
The font-family property changes the element's font to the value of our choosing - Helvetica.
Try it in your editor!
So far, we've only changed the font of our
About Me text.
How can we change all the text?

Try it in your editor!
Tip: use the following short-cut to auto-format your code:
Ctrl-Shift-B
Open up the Chrome Web Inspector with the following shortcut:
Ctrl-Shift-I
Select the
 element with your mouse. Can anyone tell what the font-size is?
What about the
,
 elements
Try changing the font-size directly inside of the Web Inspector.
We just learned the default font-size that Chrome applies to
 elements, and also tried making changes directly in the browser.
Now, let's apply these changes to our code:
About Me
Favorites
What changed? What do we notice?
We have multiple
 elements on the page, and we want to change them all to be a slightly different font-size.
Can we do this without re-typing the same thing for each of the
 elements?
Try this:

Applying CSS with the

Let's make our navigation look a little more modern and stylish.
First, let's get rid of the "bullet points".
Add the new stuff below into your style element.

Next, let's let the two navigation links sit side-by-side.

Let's have our
 navigation heading and our navigation links sit right next to each other, and use a border to visually separate them from the rest of the page.

Let's make our navigation links look a little more stylish by removing the underlines, and having our "active" link look active

The black borders around our controls fieldsets are a bit much. Let's get rid of them.

But now there's not enough visual separation between our controls and our list of favorites. Let's try this:

Our form labels aren't lined up with each other, and we can make them look a bit more stylish and clear by doing this:

Finally, let's center our favorites:

Let's save our Cloud 9 work back to GitHub, and publish it!
Type Ctrl-s on all your open files.
Open a Cloud 9 Terminal by typing Alt-t.
Type the following and hit Enter:
git add .
Type the following and hit Enter:
./bin/save.sh
Go to your GitHub repo to see your changes!
Go to your Chicktech repo in GitHub.
Mine is github.com/maxenglander/ChickTechWebDevDec2016.
You'll have to change "maxenglander" to your GitHub username.
Click the Settings link on the right.
Look for GitHub Pages section.
Set Source to "master branch" and click Save.
You can now see and share your work.
My site is maxenglander.github.io/ChicktechWebDevDec2016/favorites.html.
Yours will be similar - just change "maxenglander" to your GitHub username.


{% extends "layout_multi_sections.html" %} {% block page_title %} Plan your visit {% endblock %} {% block css_register %} {% endblock %} {% block header %} {% endblock %} {% block main_nav %} {% include "includes/main_nav.html" %} {% endblock %} {% block sectionOneTop %}
Tropical World is at
Princes Avenue, Roundhay, Leeds, LS8 2ER
Tel:0113 237 0754 (Monday to Friday)
Our current policy allows free admission for carers on a 1:1 basis. Should there be a requirement for more than one carer these will be charged standard admission fees.
To obtain free entry to Tropical World carers need to provide identification as proof that they are a carer.
10am to 4pm
(last admission at 3:30pm)
Holiday opening times:
Christmas eve and New year's eve, 10am until 2pm (last entry 1.30pm)
We are only closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day
Numbers 2 and 12 stop right outside the door
Free parking is available close by and just a short walk to Tropical World. Disabled parking is available on Princes Avenue just outside the entrance to Tropical World.
After working up a thirst trekking through rainforest and desert make the most of your big kid’s day out by stopping off at the café for refreshments. The stylish new conservatory overlooks the beautiful Canal Gardens. There is plenty of seating both inside and out for those warmer days.
Our current policy allows free admission for carers on a 1:1 basis. Should there be a requirement for more than one carer these will be charged standard admission fees.
To obtain free entry to Tropical World carers need to provide identification as proof that they are a carer.
If you have any additional access requirements please phone us on 0113 237 0754 at least half an hour before you plan to visit to discuss them.
You really can take a meerkat home with you thanks to our huge range of cuddly toys
Buy a cute souvenir and take a little bit of Tropical World away with you. It will be a reminder of your visit.
We have a huge range of gifts in all shapes and sizes so don’t leave empty handed.
Keep in touch with all our latest news and events


apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1 package¶
Submodules¶
apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.datastoreio module¶
A connector for reading from and writing to Google Cloud Datastore
-
class
apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.datastoreio.
ReadFromDatastore
(project, query, namespace=None, num_splits=0)[source]¶ Bases:
apache_beam.transforms.ptransform.PTransform
A
PTransform
for reading from Google Cloud Datastore.To read a
PCollection[Entity]
from a Cloud DatastoreQuery
, useReadFromDatastore
transform by providing a project id and a query to read from. You can optionally provide a namespace and/or specify how many splits you want for the query through num_splits option.Note: Normally, a runner will read from Cloud Datastore in parallel across many workers. However, when the query is configured with a limit or if the query contains inequality filters like GREATER_THAN, LESS_THAN etc., then all the returned results will be read by a single worker in order to ensure correct data. Since data is read from a single worker, this could have significant impact on the performance of the job.
- The semantics for the query splitting is defined below:
1. If num_splits is equal to 0, then the number of splits will be chosen dynamically at runtime based on the query data size.
2. Any value of num_splits greater than ReadFromDatastore._NUM_QUERY_SPLITS_MAX will be capped at that value.
3. If the query has a user limit set, or contains inequality filters, then num_splits will be ignored and no split will be performed.
4. Under certain cases Cloud Datastore is unable to split query to the requested number of splits. In such cases we just use whatever the Cloud Datastore returns.
See https://developers.google.com/datastore/ for more details on Google Cloud Datastore.
-
class
ReadFn
(project, namespace=None)[source]¶ Bases:
apache_beam.transforms.core.DoFn
A DoFn that reads entities from Cloud Datastore, for a given query.
-
class
SplitQueryFn
(project, query, namespace, num_splits)[source]¶ Bases:
apache_beam.transforms.core.DoFn
A DoFn that splits a given query into multiple sub-queries.
-
static
get_estimated_num_splits
(project, namespace, query, datastore)[source]¶ Computes the number of splits to be performed on the given query.
-
static
get_estimated_size_bytes
(project, namespace, query, datastore)[source]¶ Get the estimated size of the data returned by the given query.
Cloud Datastore provides no way to get a good estimate of how large the result of a query is going to be. Hence we use the __Stat_Kind__ system table to get size of the entire kind as an approximate estimate, assuming exactly 1 kind is specified in the query. See https://cloud.google.com/datastore/docs/concepts/stats.
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static
query_latest_statistics_timestamp
(project, namespace, datastore)[source]¶ Fetches the latest timestamp of statistics from Cloud Datastore.
Cloud Datastore system tables with statistics are periodically updated. This method fethes the latest timestamp (in microseconds) of statistics update using the __Stat_Total__ table.
apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.fake_datastore module¶
Fake datastore used for unit testing.

Parameters: mutations – A list to write mutations to. Returns: A fake Datastore commit method
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apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.fake_datastore.
create_entities
(count)[source]¶ Creates a list of entities with random keys.
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apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.fake_datastore.
create_response
(entities, end_cursor, finish)[source]¶ Creates a query response for a given batch of scatter entities.
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apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.fake_datastore.
create_run_query
(entities, batch_size)[source]¶ A fake datastore run_query method that returns entities in batches.
Note: the outer method is needed to make the entities and batch_size available in the scope of fake_run_query method.
Parameters: - entities – list of entities supposed to be contained in the datastore.
- batch_size – the number of entities that run_query method returns in one request.
apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.helper module¶
Cloud Datastore helper functions.
For internal use only; no backwards-compatibility guarantees.
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class
apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.helper.
QueryIterator
(project, namespace, query, datastore)[source]¶ Bases:
object
A iterator class for entities of a given query.
Entities are read in batches. Retries on failures.
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apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.helper.
compare_path
(p1, p2)[source]¶ A comparator for key path.
A path has either an id or a name field defined. The comparison works with the following rules:
1. If one path has id defined while the other doesn’t, then the one with id defined is considered smaller. 2. If both paths have id defined, then their ids are compared. 3. If no id is defined for both paths, then their names are compared.
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apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.helper.
fetch_entities
(project, namespace, query, datastore)[source]¶ A helper method to fetch entities from Cloud Datastore.
Parameters: - project – Project ID
- namespace – Cloud Datastore namespace
- query – Query to be read from
- datastore – Cloud Datastore Client
Returns: An iterator of entities.
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apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.helper.
get_datastore
(project)[source]¶ Returns a Cloud Datastore client.
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apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.helper.
is_key_valid
(key)[source]¶ Returns True if a Cloud Datastore key is complete.

Comparison is only valid for keys in the same partition. The comparison here is between the list of paths for each key.
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apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.helper.
make_kind_stats_query
(namespace, kind, latest_timestamp)[source]¶ Make a Query to fetch the latest kind statistics.
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apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.helper.
make_latest_timestamp_query
(namespace)[source]¶ Make a Query to fetch the latest timestamp statistics.
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apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.helper.
make_partition
(project, namespace)[source]¶ Make a PartitionId for the given project and namespace.
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apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.helper.
make_request
(project, namespace, query)[source]¶ Make a Cloud Datastore request for the given query.
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apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.helper.
retry_on_rpc_error
(exception)[source]¶ A retry filter for Cloud Datastore RPCErrors.
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apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.helper.
write_mutations
(datastore, project, mutations)[source]¶ A helper function to write a batch of mutations to Cloud Datastore.
If a commit fails, it will be retried upto 5 times. All mutations in the batch will be committed again, even if the commit was partially successful. If the retry limit is exceeded, the last exception from Cloud Datastore will be raised.
apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.query_splitter module¶
Implements a Cloud Datastore query splitter.
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apache_beam.io.gcp.datastore.v1.query_splitter.
get_splits
(datastore, query, num_splits, partition=None)[source]¶ Returns a list of sharded queries for the given Cloud Datastore query.
This will create up to the desired number of splits, however it may return less splits if the desired number of splits is unavailable. This will happen if the number of split points provided by the underlying Datastore is less than the desired number, which will occur if the number of results for the query is too small.
This implementation of the QuerySplitter uses the __scatter__ property to gather random split points for a query.
Note: This implementation is derived from the java query splitter in https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/google-cloud-datastore/blob/master/java/datastore/src/main/java/com/google/datastore/v1/client/QuerySplitterImpl.java
Parameters: - datastore – the datastore client.
- query – the query to split.
- num_splits – the desired number of splits.
- partition – the partition the query is running in.
Returns: A list of split queries, of a max length of num_splits


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