fredr
provides a complete set of R
bindings to the Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) RESTful API, provided by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. The functions allow the user to search for and fetch time series observations as well as associated metadata within the FRED database. The core functions are
fredr_set_key()
- Set the required FRED API key for the session.fredr()
or fredr_series_observations()
- Fetch a FRED series.fredr_series_search_text()
- Search for a FRED series by text.fredr_request()
- Send a general request to the FRED API.Objects are returned as tibbles
. The user is strongly encouraged to read the full FRED API documentation to leverage the full power of fredr
and the FRED API.
install.packages("fredr")
To get the development version of the package:
# install.packages("devtools") devtools::install_github("sboysel/fredr")
Load package
library(fredr)
To use fredr
and the FRED API in general, you must first obtain a FRED API key. It is also recommended to review the FRED API Terms of Use. Once you’ve obtained an API key, you can set the key as an environment variable using fredr_set_key
fredr_set_key("abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz123456")
where “abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz123456” is replaced with the actual key you obtain from FRED. This will set the key for the current session. You can persistently set the key by appending the line FRED_API_KEY=abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz123456
to an .Renviron
file in the working directory or at the user level. This can be done using a text editor or by running usethis::edit_r_environ()
. If you edit the .Renviron
file, remember to either restart the session or run readRenviron(".Renviron")
for the changes to take effect.
The fredr()
function (an alias for fredr_series_observations()
) retrieves series observations (i.e. the actual time series data) for a specified FRED series ID. The function returns a tibble
with 3 columns (observation date, series ID, and value).
fredr( series_id = "UNRATE", observation_start = as.Date("1990-01-01") ) #> # A tibble: 364 x 3 #> date series_id value #> <date> <chr> <dbl> #> 1 1990-01-01 UNRATE 5.4 #> 2 1990-02-01 UNRATE 5.3 #> 3 1990-03-01 UNRATE 5.2 #> 4 1990-04-01 UNRATE 5.4 #> 5 1990-05-01 UNRATE 5.4 #> 6 1990-06-01 UNRATE 5.2 #> 7 1990-07-01 UNRATE 5.5 #> 8 1990-08-01 UNRATE 5.7 #> 9 1990-09-01 UNRATE 5.9 #> 10 1990-10-01 UNRATE 5.9 #> # … with 354 more rows
Leverage the native features of the FRED API by passing additional parameters:
fredr_series_observations( series_id = "UNRATE", observation_start = as.Date("1990-01-01"), frequency = "q", units = "chg" ) #> # A tibble: 122 x 3 #> date series_id value #> <date> <chr> <dbl> #> 1 1990-01-01 UNRATE -0.0667 #> 2 1990-04-01 UNRATE 0.0333 #> 3 1990-07-01 UNRATE 0.367 #> 4 1990-10-01 UNRATE 0.433 #> 5 1991-01-01 UNRATE 0.467 #> 6 1991-04-01 UNRATE 0.233 #> 7 1991-07-01 UNRATE 0.0333 #> 8 1991-10-01 UNRATE 0.233 #> 9 1992-01-01 UNRATE 0.267 #> 10 1992-04-01 UNRATE 0.233 #> # … with 112 more rows
fredr
plays nicely with tidyverse packages:
library(dplyr) library(ggplot2) fredr_series_search_text( search_text = "federal funds", order_by = "popularity", sort_order = "desc", limit = 1) %>% pull(id) %>% fredr(series_id = .) %>% ggplot(data = ., mapping = aes(x = date, y = value, color = series_id)) + geom_line() + labs(x = "Observation Date", y = "Rate", color = "Series")
Since fredr()
returns a tibble
with a series ID, mapping fredr()
over a vector of series IDs can be achieved as follows:
library(purrr) map_dfr(c("UNRATE", "FEDFUNDS"), fredr) %>% ggplot(data = ., mapping = aes(x = date, y = value, color = series_id)) + geom_line() + labs(x = "Observation Date", y = "Rate", color = "Series")
Using purrr::pmap_dfr()
allows you to use varying optional parameters as well.
params <- list( series_id = c("UNRATE", "OILPRICE"), frequency = c("m", "q") ) pmap_dfr( .l = params, .f = ~ fredr(series_id = .x, frequency = .y) ) #> # A tibble: 1,139 x 3 #> date series_id value #> <date> <chr> <dbl> #> 1 1948-01-01 UNRATE 3.4 #> 2 1948-02-01 UNRATE 3.8 #> 3 1948-03-01 UNRATE 4 #> 4 1948-04-01 UNRATE 3.9 #> 5 1948-05-01 UNRATE 3.5 #> 6 1948-06-01 UNRATE 3.6 #> 7 1948-07-01 UNRATE 3.6 #> 8 1948-08-01 UNRATE 3.9 #> 9 1948-09-01 UNRATE 3.8 #> 10 1948-10-01 UNRATE 3.7 #> # … with 1,129 more rows
It is relatively straightforward to convert tibbles
returned by fredr
into other time series objects. For example,
fredr
implements functions for all FRED API endpoints. For usage examples for these functions, please consult the relevant vignette:
Finally, fredr
is packaged with a list of possible endpoints in the tibble
named fredr_endpoints
:
fredr_endpoints #> # A tibble: 31 x 3 #> endpoint type note #> <chr> <chr> <chr> #> 1 fred/category Categori… Get a category #> 2 fred/category/children Categori… Get the child categories for a specified pa… #> 3 fred/category/related Categori… Get the related categories for a category #> 4 fred/category/series Categori… Get the series in a category #> 5 fred/category/tags Categori… Get the tags for a category #> 6 fred/category/related… Categori… Get the related tags for a category #> 7 fred/releases Releases Get all releases of economic data #> 8 fred/releases/dates Releases Get release dates for all releases of econo… #> 9 fred/release Releases Get a release of economic data #> 10 fred/release/dates Releases Get release dates for a release of economic… #> # … with 21 more rows
To get the most out of the native features of the FRED API, it is highly recommended to review the API endpoint documentation. Within an R session, you can quickly access the web documentation for any endpoint with the convenience function fredr_docs()
. The following example will open a web browser to the FRED API documentation page on the series/observations
endpoint.
fredr_docs(endpoint = "series/observations")
You may also use the params
option for fredr_docs
to go straight to the endpoint’s Parameters section.
fredr_docs(endpoint = "category/related_tags", params = TRUE)
You can also use the low-level function fredr_request()
to run more general queries against any FRED API endpoint (e.g. Categories, Series, Sources, Releases, Tags). The required parameter is endpoint
(see fredr_endpoints
for a list of valid endpoints) and then all API parameters are passed through as named arguments. For example:
fredr_request(endpoint = "tags/series", tag_names = "population;south africa", limit = 25L) #> # A tibble: 25 x 16 #> id realtime_start realtime_end title observation_sta… observation_end #> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> #> 1 LFWA… 2020-05-20 2020-05-20 Work… 2008-01-01 2019-01-01 #> 2 LFWA… 2020-05-20 2020-05-20 Work… 2008-01-01 2019-01-01 #> 3 LFWA… 2020-05-20 2020-05-20 Work… 2008-01-01 2019-10-01 #> 4 LFWA… 2020-05-20 2020-05-20 Work… 2008-01-01 2019-10-01 #> 5 LFWA… 2020-05-20 2020-05-20 Work… 2008-01-01 2019-01-01 #> 6 LFWA… 2020-05-20 2020-05-20 Work… 2008-01-01 2019-01-01 #> 7 LFWA… 2020-05-20 2020-05-20 Work… 2008-01-01 2019-10-01 #> 8 LFWA… 2020-05-20 2020-05-20 Work… 2008-01-01 2019-10-01 #> 9 LFWA… 2020-05-20 2020-05-20 Work… 2008-01-01 2019-01-01 #> 10 LFWA… 2020-05-20 2020-05-20 Work… 2008-01-01 2019-01-01 #> # … with 15 more rows, and 10 more variables: frequency <chr>, #> # frequency_short <chr>, units <chr>, units_short <chr>, #> # seasonal_adjustment <chr>, seasonal_adjustment_short <chr>, #> # last_updated <chr>, popularity <int>, group_popularity <int>, notes <chr>
By default, fredr_request()
will return a tibble
. Set to_frame
to FALSE
to return a generic response
object from a httr::GET()
request that can be further parsed with httr::content()
:
library(httr) fredr_request( endpoint = "series/observations", series_id = "UNRATE", to_frame = FALSE ) #> Response [https://api.stlouisfed.org/fred/series/observations?series_id=UNRATE&api_key=d3ef3490ef7270cf903d07141e9e7db7&file_type=json] #> Date: 2020-05-20 05:56 #> Status: 200 #> Content-Type: application/json; charset=UTF-8 #> Size: 81.9 kB


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Week 12 was highlighted, unfortunately, by the devastating season-ending injury to Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. He suffered a hip injury that will force him to miss the rest of the season.
The weekend also saw to undefeated teams – Minnesota, Baylor – losing. The College Football Playoff picture is starting to get a little clearer as a result.
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void |
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Called by zuul filter after request is processed by this filter.
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java.lang.String |
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The name of the Archaius property to disable this filter.
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java.lang.String |
filterName() |
O |
getDefaultOutput(I input)
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| Reconstructor3DRobot (RobotSensor *rs, NBVPlanner *p) | |
| virtual bool | positioning (ViewStructure v) |
| virtual bool | takeScan (std::string &scan_name, std::string &origin_name) |
| virtual bool | updateModel (std::string scan_name, std::string origin_name) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Reconstructor3D | |
| Reconstructor3D (RobotSensor *rs, NBVPlanner *p) | |
| virtual bool | init () |
| virtual void | saveData () |
| virtual ViewStructure | PlanNextBestView () |
| virtual bool | stopCriteriaSatisfied () |
| virtual void | finishReconstruction () |
| void | solveReconstruction () |
| void | setNGeneratedViews (int n) |
| void | setDataFolder (std::string folder) |
| void | setConfigFolder (std::string folder) |
| bool | startLogFile () |
| bool | saveToLogFile () |
| void | setPartialModel (PartialModelBase *pm) |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from Reconstructor3D | |
| bool | waitForUser |
| bool | updateRobotLocalization |
| int | maxIterations |
| PartialModelBase * | partialModel |
| RobotSensor * | robot_sensor |
| NBVPlanner * | planner |
| std::string | dataFolder |
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| std::string | scanFileName |
| std::string | originFileName |
| std::string | candidateViewsFileName |
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| std::string | goalsFileName |
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| std::string | partialModelFileName |
| std::string | occupiedVoxelsFileName |
| std::string | unknownVoxelsFilename |
| std::string | currentPointCloudFile |
| std::string | currentOriginFile |
| long int | n_views |
| int | iteration |
| std::vector< std::vector< int > > | configs |
| config to reach NBV | |
| int | n_subset_to_motion |
| std::list< ViewStructure > | Plan |
| ViewStructure | currentView |
| bool | initiated |
| float | std_utility |
| stadistical variables | |
| float | std_surface_utility |
| float | std_distance_utility |
| float | std_unk_voxel |
| float | std_occ_voxel |
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| float | std_dist |
| float | std_accumulated_dist |
| float | std_update_t |
| float | std_registration_t |
| float | std_vision_t |
| float | std_motionplanning_t |
| float | std_positioning_t |
| float | std_total_time |
| double | std_unknown_volume |
| float | std_probability |
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Performs a scan and returns the name of the scan file and the origin file
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virtual |
convert to PCD the initial map
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replace accumulated points
Transform the position of the robot given the computed registration matrix
Reimplemented from Reconstructor3D.


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06-Nov-09 — original report
In the morning informal consultations on a shared vision, parties concentrated on the preamble of non-paper No.
A new non-paper, No.
38, revising sections on a long-term global goal for emission reductions and review of a shared vision was issued in the afternoon.
Informal consultations on technology took place in the morning and afternoon.
Parties continued to make textual proposals relating to the revised non-paper No.
36 and will submit proposals to be compiled into a new non-paper.
Informal consultations on finance took place in the morning and afternoon.
In the morning, parties proposed text relating to: strengthening or operationalizing the financial mechanism; the establishment of funds; the operating entity of the financial mechanism; and the governance structure of the operating entity.
Parties also proposed textual formulations that consolidate options on a facilitative platform and matching function.
In the afternoon, discussions focused on reordered text on options for the generation of funds.
Parties considered a new non-paper, No.
Another new non-paper will be prepared for Friday, containing streamlined text and options.
During morning informal consultations, discussions continued on Annex I parties pledges.
Some developing countries requested that the Secretariat compile this information and include in the compilation Annex I parties pledges, as well as the proportion of emission reductions that would be achieved using offsets and LULUCF.
Many Annex I parties agreed that they would provide this information to the Secretariat for compilation.
During the afternoon contact group, Co-Chair Charles invited parties to first focus discussions on the base year, and the length and number of commitment periods.
On the base year, AUSTRALIA proposed having a package comprising 1990 as the base year together with other years as reference points.
JAPAN expressed preference for expressing QELROs as absolute emission reductions and also expressing them with reference to different years, including 1990.
CANADA proposed using a table with parties targets expressed in terms of multiple base years.
South Africa, for the G-77/CHINA, the Federated States of Micronesia, for AOSIS, BRAZIL, NORWAY and EGYPT supported a single base year of 1990.
Parties agreed to establish a small informal group to consider the various proposals.
On the number and length of commitment periods, the G-77/CHINA and AOSIS supported a single commitment period of 5 years, AUSTRALIA supported one commitment period of 5 or 8 years and the EU proposed one commitment period of 8 years.
JAPAN and NORWAY expressed preference for a period of 8 years, while noting that this view was not fixed.
The RUSSIAN FEDERATION supported a commitment period of 8 years.
The Co-Chairs will consult informally with interested parties in Copenhagen on this issue.
Parties then discussed how to increase the level of ambition of Annex I parties emission reductions.
Several parties presented on the basis of their pledges, indicating whether and in what circumstances they could increase their pledges.
BELARUS highlighted that the economies of countries in transition to a market economy had crashed in the 1990s, causing their emissions to halve and therefore they cannot increase their pledges.
JAPAN highlighted the recent increase of its target to a 25% reduction from 1990 levels by 2020 and said it would not be in a position to increase that level of ambition.
The EU said they could increase their target from 20% to a 30% reduction from 1990 levels by 2020 if other countries take on comparable targets.
ICELAND said access to LULUCF and offsets would be required before he could say with certainty whether their target of 15% below 1990 levels by 2020 could be increased.
The Gambia, for the AFRICAN GROUP, underscored the need for data from Annex I countries to better understand the gap between their pledges and science.
The EU highlighted the impact of LULUCF accounting rules and the use of surplus AAUs.
The RUSSIAN FEDERATION stressed that there is no relation between the potential AAU surplus from the first commitment period and the level of ambition in the post-2012 period.
AUSTRALIA underscored that their contribution will depend on several factors, such as comparable efforts by developed countries and efforts by all UNFCCC parties. SOUTH AFRICA proposed that once Annex I parties national mitigation potential has been fully used, the level of ambition could be increased through the flexibility mechanisms.
He identified the need to define supplementarity.
AOSIS stressed the need to look at the overall ambition as the atmosphere sees it, and proposed looking at two packages, namely, increasing domestic efforts where possible and looking elsewhere where enhancing domestic efforts is not possible.
NEW ZEALAND questioned whether this would increase the level of ambition. OTHER ISSUES (LULUCF): In morning informal consultations on LULUCF, parties discussed whether there was a need to coordinate with the work on the basket of methodological issues.
They also considered options on natural disturbances and inter-annual variability; reference to engagement of the IPCC; grazing land management; and language on sectors and activities.
In the afternoon informal consultations, parties considered text on, inter alia , harvested wood products and data tables.
Some parties highlighted the large number of decisions yet to be made on options in the text.
In the contact group on potential consequences, parties discussed text revised by the Co-Chairs.
SAUDI ARABIA called for a paragraph in the section on considerations on any further work to reflect negative consequences on developing countries.
The EU supported this and highlighted that it offers the potential to clean up language in other paragraphs.
The G-77/CHINA proposed dividing paragraph 14, which addresses a channel for reporting impacts and consequences, into two parts and proposed text on establishing a permanent forum for reporting impact and consequences from policies and measures.
The EU opposed breaking up the paragraph, highlighting their desire to address information and what parties will do with information under a single paragraph.
Parties developed two options for further considering paragraph 14.
On tools to assist developing countries in assessing and dealing with potential consequences, NEW ZEALAND, supported by the G-77/CHINA, noted that the tools mentioned in the paragraph appeared to be a random selection of available tools.
The EU noted the need to expand the range of tools available, and proposed language in this regard.
The G-77/CHINA noted his intention to also propose language.
The new text was included in option 1 under the paragraph and the second option was deleted.
The Chair said the proposed changes will be reflected in revised text.
Thursday, the penultimate day of the Barcelona Climate Change Talks, was again packed with a plethora of informal meetings under the AWG-LCA and contact groups and informal consultations under the AWG-KP.
Among the meetings were informal consultations on organization of work under the AWG-LCA.
Those emerging from the meeting in the evening explained that the focus had, again, been on how to forward results of the work done in Barcelona to Copenhagen, and how the AWG-LCA should work in Copenhagen.
Opinions were reportedly divided as to whether to express the results as a compilation of non-papers annexed to the report of AWG-LCA 7, or whether a new information document should be produced.
After the meeting, delegates also reported that parties seemed to generally agree to convene one AWG-LCA contact group in Copenhagen to provide an overview of the work that would be continued under the various informal groups.
Others in the corridors were contemplating the increasingly clear high-level messages that a legally-binding agreement at COP 15 will not be possible.
Some observers were visibly disappointed, while others tried to stay positive as they speculated about prospects for a legally-binding instrument sometime in 2010.
In the afternoon, the blackberries of several delegates, especially the US ones, were buzzing with the breaking news that the Boxer-Kerry climate bill had made it through the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee.
Some were overheard reflecting on the significance of this piece of news: This is a positive development but I remain skeptical that the legislation will be passed before Copenhagen, as the bill will also have to go through some other committees as well as reconciliation in a conference committee to sort out differences between the House and Senate versions, explained one delegate familiar with the US legislative process.
In the afternoon informal consultations on adaptation, parties considered a new non-paper, No.
41, and exchanged initial views on the revised text.
The morning informal consultations on mitigation by developed countries focused on compliance and MRV.
A revision of non-paper No.
25 was issued in the afternoon, and parties exchanged their initial impressions of the text.
Parties convened informal consultations on mitigation by developing countries in the afternoon and focused on the nature and role of plans and strategies, and on MRV.
In the informal meeting on REDD+, parties considered a new non-paper, No.
39, that includes revised text on means of implementation and MRV.
Parties discussed issues, including safeguards, MRV and a phased approach.
Many parties said the text could be used as the basis for negotiations in Copenhagen.
During informal consultations on sectoral approaches, parties discussed text on cooperative sectoral approaches and sector-specific actions, including agriculture and bunker fuels.
On bunker fuels, parties presented new options, considered deletion of others, and discussed whether a chapeau was needed.
During informal consultations, parties completed their discussion of market-based-approaches.
They then discussed non-market-based approaches, focusing on two questions: how the proposals for new non-market-based approaches relate to other AWG-LCA discussions and texts; and what are the essential characteristics that should be reflected in new non-market-based approaches for agreement in Copenhagen.
A new non-paper will be prepared for Friday.
During informal consultations on response measures, parties considered text on context and institutional arrangements.
Some parties expressed interest in the creation of a forum to serve as a platform for discussion by parties on potential consequences.
Others suggested that existing institutions may be adapted to meet this need, highlighting a work programme under the Subsidiary Body for Implementation.
Some parties noted progress in discussion of how to operationalize the text.
In the morning informal consultations on mitigation, parties considered an informal paper on interdependencies and cross-cutting issues between the mitigation sub-paragraphs of the BAP.
Parties also heard reports on progress under the six mitigation sub-groups.


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The Flesh-Network is my more or less personal page. It is not necessarily designed to hold any form of readable content, and rather serves as a repository for my own, and if circumstance has it, other people's writings and thoughts. You may stick around, though, if you so desire.
Please be aware (and also respect) the immanently personal nature of this page. These writings and these thoughts are in many ways those of learning, and in even more places, those of early learning. Many posts are chaotic, disorganised, and arguably pointless and / or senseless in their current form. Please do not force them to be more than they are. Please do not laugh at them. - Please do talk about them! Thank you.


Cinnamon swirl bread
Ingredients
- 1/3 Cup White Sugar
- 2 Teaspoons Ground Cinnamon
- 2 Cups All-Purpose Flour
- 1 Tablespoon Baking Powder
- 1/2 Teaspoon Salt
- 1 Cup White Sugar
- 1 Whole Egg, Beaten
- 1 Cup Milk
- 1/3 Cup Vegetable Oil
Directions
- Preheat oven to 350° F.
- In small bowl, mix together 1/3 cup sugar and 2 teaspoon cinnamon; set aside.
- In large bowl, combine flour, baking powder, salt, and remaining 1 cup sugar.
- Combine egg, milk, and oil, add to flour mixture and stir until just moistened.
- Pour half of the batter into a silicone bread pan.
- Sprinkle an even layer of approximately 2/3 of the cinnamon-sugar mixture over the batter.
- Pour remaining batter.
- Sprinkle remaining cinnamon-sugar on top.
- Draw knife through batter to marble.
- Bake in preheated oven for 45-50 minutes. Let cool for 10 or more minutes before removing from pan.


Logs keys pressed, time and the active window (when changed) to the keystrokes.txt file. This file is located in the agents downloads directory Empire/downloads/<AgentName>/keystrokes.txt.
Does not need Admin
https://github.com/mattifestation/PowerSploit/blob/master/Exfiltration/Get-Keystrokes.ps1
moduleSource = self.mainMenu.installPath + "/data/module_source/collection/Get-Keystrokes.ps1


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Version
Since the External API is versioned, it supports specification of a version identifier as part of the standard Accept
HTTP request header:
| Header | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Accept |
string |
application/<version>+<format> is used to specify the API version and format |
Notes:
- The External API currently only supports the format JSON
Example
Accept: application/v1.0.0+json
If that header is not specified, or no version information can be extracted from the header, the assumption is that the
request should be executed against the most recent version. If the version specified is not available, 406 (NOT
ACCEPTABLE)
is returned as the HTTP response code.
With every response, the API version is specified as part of the standard HTTP Content-Type
header, as in
application/v1.0.0+json
.
Versions should be specified as obtained from the Base API call to /versions
.
Authentication
The External API is using basic authentication. In order to make calls to the API, the following standard request headers need to be sent with every request:
| Header | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Authorization |
string |
Sends username and password as defined in Basic Authentication |
Authorization
There are multiple ways to authorize a request - see the authorization section for more details. In short, the External API either supports specifying the execution user, the execution user’s roles or a combination of the two in which case the execution roles will be added to the execution user’s existing roles.
If no user is specified, Opencast’s anonymous
user is used to execute the request, potentially enriched by the roles
provided using the X-ROLES
request.
| Header | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
X-API-AS-USER |
string |
Id of the user in whose name the request should be executed |
X-API-WITH-ROLES |
string |
Set of roles, separated by whitespace, that the execution user should be assigned in addition to existing roles. |
Formats and Encoding
Content Type
The External API currently supports JSON format only.
| Header | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Accept |
string |
The expected response format is application/json |
If that header is not specified, the Content-Type
will be application/<version>+json
.
Note that the same header should be used to specify the version of the API that is expected to return the response. In this case, the header looks like this:
application/v1+json
. See the versioning chapter of the general section for more details.
Encoding of single objects
JSON notation
Single objects are enclosed in curly braces "{}" and are not explicitly named.
Example
{
"firstname": "John",
"lastname": "Doe"
}
Encoding of collections of objects
JSON notation
Collections of objects are enclosed in braces "[ ... ]" and are not explicitly named.
Example
[
{
"firstname": "Jane",
"lastname": "Doe"
},
{
"firstname": "John",
"lastname": "Doe"
}
]
Encoding of empty fields
Instead of dropping fields that do not contain a value for a specific data object from the JSON response structure, the respective identity element should be used:
| Type | Encoding | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Literals | "" | Strings and numbers |
| Objects | {} | Non-existing objects |
| Arrays | [] | Non-existing list of literals or objects |
Sorting
Sorting of result sets is supported by a set of well-defined fields per request, one at a time. Each API request explicitly defines the fields that support sorting.
Multiple sort criteria can be specified as a comma-separated list of pairs such as: Sort Name
:ASC
or
Sort Name
:DESC
. Adding the suffix ASC
or DESC
sets the order as ascending or descending order and is mandatory.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
sort |
Comma-separated list of sort critera |
Example
Ordering the list of events by title:
GET /api/events?sort=title:ASC,start_date:DESC
Filtering
Filtering of result sets is supported by a set of well-defined fields per request. Multiple filter criteria can be
defined by specifying a comma-separated list of filters. In this case, the criteria are applied using logical
and
.
A filter is the filter's name followed by a colon ":" and then the value to filter with so it is the form
Filter Name
:Value to Filter With
.
Each API request explicitly defines the fields that support filtering.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
filter |
A comma seperated list of filters to limit the results with |
Note that filter conditions must be URL encoded.
Example
Filter the list of events by status and by series.
GET /api/events?filter=status%3dpublished,series%3dmath
Pagination
When loading large result sets, being able to address and access the data in well-defined chunks using a limit and offset is essential. Paging is enabled for all requests that return lists of items.
| Paramter | Description |
|---|---|
limit |
The maximum number of results to return for a single request |
offset |
The index of the first record to return (counting starts on zero) |
Example
From the list of events, return items 50-74.
GET /api/events?limit=25&offset=50


Variant Also Negotiates
A variant for the requested resource
$request_uri
is itself a negotiable resource. This indicates a configuration error.


SortedSet
is a
Set
that maintains its elements in ascending order, sorted according to the
elements' natural ordering or according to a Comparator
provided at SortedSet
creation time. In addition to the normal
Set
operations, the SortedSet
interface provides
operations for the following:
Range view
— allows arbitrary range operations on the sorted
set
Endpoints
— returns the first or last element in the sorted set
Comparator access
— returns the Comparator
, if any, used to sort the set
SortedSet
interface follows.
public interface SortedSet<E> extends Set<E> { // Range-view SortedSet<E> subSet(E fromElement, E toElement); SortedSet<E> headSet(E toElement); SortedSet<E> tailSet(E fromElement); // Endpoints E first(); E last(); // Comparator access Comparator<? super E> comparator(); }
SortedSet
inherits from Set
behave identically on sorted sets and normal sets with two exceptions:
Iterator
returned by the iterator
operation
traverses the sorted set in order.
toArray
contains the sorted set's
elements in order.
toString
method of the Java platform's SortedSet
implementations returns a
string containing all the elements of the sorted set, in order.
Collection
implementations
provide a standard conversion
constructor that takes a Collection
; SortedSet
implementations are no exception. In TreeSet
, this
constructor creates an instance that sorts its elements according to their
natural ordering. This was probably a mistake. It would have been better to
check dynamically to see whether the specified collection was a SortedSet
instance and, if so, to sort the new TreeSet
according to the
same criterion (comparator or natural ordering). Because TreeSet
took the approach that it did, it also provides a constructor that takes a
SortedSet
and returns a new TreeSet
containing
the same elements sorted according to the same criterion. Note that it is
the compile-time type of the argument, not its runtime type, that determines
which of these two constructors is invoked (and whether the sorting criterion
is preserved).
SortedSet
implementations also provide, by convention, a constructor
that takes a Comparator
and returns an empty set sorted according
to the specified Comparator
. If null
is passed to
this constructor, it returns a set that sorts its elements according to their
natural ordering.
range-view
operations are somewhat analogous to those provided by the
List
interface, but there is one big difference. Range views
of a sorted set remain valid even if the backing sorted set is modified
directly. This is feasible because the endpoints of a range view of a
sorted set are absolute points in the element space rather than specific
elements in the backing collection, as is the case for lists. A range-view
of a sorted set is really just a window onto whatever portion of the set
lies in the designated part of the element space. Changes to the range-view
write back to the backing sorted set and vice versa. Thus, it's okay to use
range-view
s on sorted sets for long periods of time, unlike range-view
s on lists.
Sorted sets provide three range-view
operations. The first, subSet
,
takes two endpoints, like subList
. Rather than indices, the endpoints
are objects and must be comparable to the elements in the sorted set, using the
Set
's Comparator
or the natural ordering of its elements, whichever
the Set
uses to order itself. Like subList
, the range is half open,
including its low endpoint but excluding the high one.
Thus, the following line of code tells you how many words between "doorbell"
and "pickle"
, including "doorbell"
but excluding "pickle"
, are contained in a
SortedSet
of strings called dictionary
:
int count = dictionary.subSet("doorbell", "pickle").size();
f
.
dictionary.subSet("f", "g").clear();
for (char ch = 'a'; ch <= 'z'; ) { String from = String.valueOf(ch++); String to = String.valueOf(ch); System.out.println(from + ": " + dictionary.subSet(from, to).size()); }
subSet
from lowEndpoint
to
successor(highEndpoint)
. Although it isn't entirely obvious,
the successor of a string s
in String
's natural
ordering is s + "\0"
— that is, s
with a null
character appended.
Thus, the following one-liner tells you how many words between "doorbell"
and
"pickle"
, including doorbell and pickle, are contained in the
dictionary.
count = dictionary.subSet("doorbell", "pickle\0").size();
lowEndpoint
to
highEndpoint
is the half-open interval from
successor(lowEndpoint)
to highEndpoint
. Use the following to calculate
the number of words between "doorbell"
and "pickle"
, excluding both.
count = dictionary.subSet("doorbell\0", "pickle").size();
SortedSet
interface contains two more range-view
operations —
headSet
and tailSet
, both of which take a single
Object
argument. The former returns a view of the initial portion
of the backing SortedSet
, up to but not including the specified
object. The latter returns a view of the final portion of the backing
SortedSet
, beginning with the specified object and continuing
to the end of the backing SortedSet
. Thus, the following code
allows you to view the dictionary as two disjoint volumes
(a-m
and n-z
).
SortedSet<String> volume1 = dictionary.headSet("n"); SortedSet<String> volume2 = dictionary.tailSet("n");
SortedSet
interface contains operations to return the first
and last elements in the sorted set, not surprisingly called
first
and last
. In addition to their obvious uses,
last
allows a workaround for a deficiency in the
SortedSet
interface. One thing you'd like to
do with a SortedSet
is to go into the interior of the Set
and iterate forward or backward. It's easy enough to go forward from the
interior: Just get a tailSet
and iterate over it. Unfortunately,
there's no easy way to go backward.
The following idiom obtains the first element that is
less than a specified object o
in the element space.
Object predecessor = ss.headSet(o).last();
SortedSet
interface contains an accessor method
called comparator
that returns the Comparator
used to sort the set, or null
if the set is sorted according to
the natural ordering of its elements. This method is provided
so that sorted sets can be copied into new sorted sets with the same
ordering. It is used by the SortedSet
constructor described previously.


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Dragon type
According to statistics, the dragon type is one of the best. He has a minimum of weaknesses, so they can often be found in teams of coaches. But on the other hand, they are difficult to grow, because many of them evolve at very high levels, by then other Pokemon will have time to evolve several times. Most dragons have very high Attack and Special stats. Attacks, and they can learn attacks of various types, this makes dragons such popular Pokemon, despite their small number. In an attacking sense, dragon attacks are quite good, although they only deal double damage to dragons, but at the same time they resist only one - steel - type. In addition, many dragons can learn fire attacks, so they have a steel type on the teeth.


Quick access to your files & folders in Google Drive.
This is the open source software with MIT license.
See the repository
You can open extension with shortcut key [Alt]-[Shift]-[O] by default. You can change this key in chrome://extensions/configureCommands.


Credentials changed sucessfully, rebooting the switches.
If in case you have entered wrong wifi credentials, the switches will try to connect to
to it's default AP once every 10 mins , the credentials for the default AP depends on
the manufacturer or the installation serivce but we try to keep them same for all devices.
The Default AP for this device is: "DEFAULT" and the password is "qazwsxqazwsx" , without the
quotes. You have to configure your phone's / router's hotspot settings to these so that the switches
could inturn connect to these and then you can change the credentials back again the same way and
hopefully this time with the correct credentials.


Project:
FindBugs version: 2.0.2
Code analyzed:
13808 lines of code analyzed, in 153 classes, in 12 packages.
| Metric | Total | Density* |
|---|---|---|
| High Priority Warnings | 3 | 0.22 |
| Medium Priority Warnings | 23 | 1.67 |
| Total Warnings | 26 | 1.88 |
(* Defects per Thousand lines of non-commenting source statements)
| Warning Type | Number |
|---|---|
| Bad practice Warnings | 17 |
| Correctness Warnings | 1 |
| Internationalization Warnings | 1 |
| Dodgy code Warnings | 7 |
| Total | 26 |
Click on a warning row to see full context information.
| Code | Warning |
|---|---|
| CN | org.apache.commons.lang3.text.StrTokenizer.clone() does not call super.clone() |
| ES | Comparison of String parameter using == or != in org.apache.commons.lang3.BooleanUtils.toBooleanObject(String) |
| ES | Comparison of String objects using == or != in org.apache.commons.lang3.time.DurationFormatUtils.format(DurationFormatUtils$Token[], int, int, int, int, int, int, int, boolean) |
| ES | Comparison of String objects using == or != in org.apache.commons.lang3.time.DurationFormatUtils.format(DurationFormatUtils$Token[], int, int, int, int, int, int, int, boolean) |
| ES | Comparison of String objects using == or != in org.apache.commons.lang3.time.DurationFormatUtils.format(DurationFormatUtils$Token[], int, int, int, int, int, int, int, boolean) |
| ES | Comparison of String objects using == or != in org.apache.commons.lang3.time.DurationFormatUtils.format(DurationFormatUtils$Token[], int, int, int, int, int, int, int, boolean) |
| ES | Comparison of String objects using == or != in org.apache.commons.lang3.time.DurationFormatUtils.format(DurationFormatUtils$Token[], int, int, int, int, int, int, int, boolean) |
| ES | Comparison of String objects using == or != in org.apache.commons.lang3.time.DurationFormatUtils.format(DurationFormatUtils$Token[], int, int, int, int, int, int, int, boolean) |
| ES | Comparison of String objects using == or != in org.apache.commons.lang3.time.DurationFormatUtils.format(DurationFormatUtils$Token[], int, int, int, int, int, int, int, boolean) |
| ES | Comparison of String objects using == or != in org.apache.commons.lang3.time.DurationFormatUtils.lexx(String) |
| NP | org.apache.commons.lang3.BooleanUtils.negate(Boolean) has Boolean return type and returns explicit null |
| NP | org.apache.commons.lang3.BooleanUtils.toBooleanObject(int, int, int, int) has Boolean return type and returns explicit null |
| NP | org.apache.commons.lang3.BooleanUtils.toBooleanObject(Integer) has Boolean return type and returns explicit null |
| NP | org.apache.commons.lang3.BooleanUtils.toBooleanObject(Integer, Integer, Integer, Integer) has Boolean return type and returns explicit null |
| NP | org.apache.commons.lang3.BooleanUtils.toBooleanObject(String) has Boolean return type and returns explicit null |
| NP | org.apache.commons.lang3.BooleanUtils.toBooleanObject(String, String, String, String) has Boolean return type and returns explicit null |
| RC | Suspicious comparison of Boolean references in org.apache.commons.lang3.BooleanUtils.toBoolean(String) |
| Code | Warning |
|---|---|
| UR | registry isn't initialized in org.apache.commons.lang3.text.ExtendedMessageFormat.applyPattern(String) when invoked from constructor for superclass |
| Code | Warning |
|---|---|
| Dm | Found reliance on default encoding in org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils.toString(byte[], String): new String(byte[]) |
| Code | Warning |
|---|---|
| SF | Switch statement found in org.apache.commons.lang3.math.NumberUtils.createNumber(String) where one case falls through to the next case |
| SF | Switch statement found in org.apache.commons.lang3.math.NumberUtils.createNumber(String) where default case is missing |
| SF | Switch statement found in org.apache.commons.lang3.text.ExtendedMessageFormat.parseFormatDescription(String, ParsePosition) where default case is missing |
| SF | Switch statement found in org.apache.commons.lang3.time.DateUtils.getFragment(Calendar, int, int) where one case falls through to the next case |
| SF | Switch statement found in org.apache.commons.lang3.time.DateUtils.getFragment(Calendar, int, int) where default case is missing |
| SF | Switch statement found in org.apache.commons.lang3.time.DateUtils.iterator(Calendar, int) where default case is missing |
| SF | Switch statement found in org.apache.commons.lang3.time.DateUtils.modify(Calendar, int, int) where default case is missing |
This non-final class defines a clone() method that does not call super.clone(). If this class ("A") is extended by a subclass ("B"), and the subclass B calls super.clone(), then it is likely that B's clone() method will return an object of type A, which violates the standard contract for clone().
If all clone() methods call super.clone(), then they are guaranteed to use Object.clone(), which always returns an object of the correct type.
Found a call to a method which will perform a byte to String (or String to byte) conversion, and will assume that the default platform encoding is suitable. This will cause the application behaviour to vary between platforms. Use an alternative API and specify a charset name or Charset object explicitly.
This code compares java.lang.String
objects for reference
equality using the == or != operators.
Unless both strings are either constants in a source file, or have been
interned using the String.intern()
method, the same string
value may be represented by two different String objects. Consider
using the equals(Object)
method instead.
This code compares a java.lang.String
parameter for reference
equality using the == or != operators. Requiring callers to
pass only String constants or interned strings to a method is unnecessarily
fragile, and rarely leads to measurable performance gains. Consider
using the equals(Object)
method instead.
A method that returns either Boolean.TRUE, Boolean.FALSE or null is an accident waiting to happen. This method can be invoked as though it returned a value of type boolean, and the compiler will insert automatic unboxing of the Boolean value. If a null value is returned, this will result in a NullPointerException.
This method compares two Boolean values using the == or != operator.
Normally, there are only two Boolean values (Boolean.TRUE and Boolean.FALSE),
but it is possible to create other Boolean objects using the new Boolean(b)
constructor. It is best to avoid such objects, but if they do exist,
then checking Boolean objects for equality using == or != will give results
than are different than you would get using .equals(...)
This method contains a switch statement where default case is missing. Usually you need to provide a default case.
Because the analysis only looks at the generated bytecode, this warning can be incorrect triggered if the default case is at the end of the switch statement and doesn't end with a break statement.
This method contains a switch statement where one case branch will fall through to the next case. Usually you need to end this case with a break or return.
This method is invoked in the constructor of of the superclass. At this point, the fields of the class have not yet initialized.
To make this more concrete, consider the following classes:
abstract class A { int hashCode; abstract Object getValue(); A() { hashCode = getValue().hashCode(); } } class B extends A { Object value; B(Object v) { this.value = v; } Object getValue() { return value; } }
When a B
is constructed,
the constructor for the A
class is invoked
before the constructor for B
sets value
.
Thus, when the constructor for A
invokes getValue
,
an uninitialized value is read for value


Library: Foundation
Package: Hashing
Header: Poco/ListMap.h
Description
This class implements a multimap in terms of a sequential container. The use for this type of associative container is wherever automatic ordering of elements is not desirable. Naturally, this container will have inferior data retrieval performance and it is not recommended for use with large datasets. The main purpose within POCO is for Internet messages (email message, http headers etc), to prevent automatic header entry reordering.
Member Summary
Member Functions: begin, clear, empty, end, erase, find, insert, operator =, operator [], size, swap
Types
ConstIterator
typedef typename Container::const_iterator ConstIterator;
ConstPointer
typedef const Mapped * ConstPointer;
ConstReference
typedef const Mapped & ConstReference;
Iterator
typedef typename Container::iterator Iterator;
KeyType
typedef Key KeyType;
MappedType
typedef Mapped MappedType;
Pointer
typedef Mapped * Pointer;
Reference
typedef Mapped & Reference;
SizeType
typedef typename Container::size_type SizeType;
ValueType
typedef typename Container::value_type ValueType;
Constructors
ListMap
ListMap();
Creates an empty ListMap.
ListMap
ListMap(
std::size_t initialReserve
);
Creates the ListMap with room for initialReserve entries.
Member Functions
begin
ConstIterator begin() const;
Returns the beginning of the map.
begin
Iterator begin();
Returns the beginning of the map.
clear
void clear();
empty
bool empty() const;
end
ConstIterator end() const;
Returns the end of the map.
end
Iterator end();
Returns the end of the map.
erase
void erase(
Iterator it
);
erase
SizeType erase(
const KeyType & key
);
find
ConstIterator find(
const KeyType & key
) const;
Finds the first occurrence of the key and returns iterator pointing to the found entry or iterator pointing to the end if entry is not found.
find
Iterator find(
const KeyType & key
);
Finds the first occurrence of the key and returns iterator pointing to the found entry or iterator pointing to the end if entry is not found.
insert
Iterator insert(
const ValueType & val
);
Inserts the value into the map. If one or more values already exist, new value is inserted at the end of the block. Thus, all the equal value entries are located sequentially at all times. Returns iterator pointing to the newly inserted value
operator =
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const ListMap & map
);
Assigns another ListMap.
operator []
ConstReference operator[] (
const KeyType & key
) const;
operator []
Reference operator[] (
const KeyType & key
);
size
std::size_t size() const;
swap
void swap(
ListMap & map
);
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Greg Hurrell
What preferences do you have set? There are some settings that you could turn off that would improve CPU usage significantly (for example, turning off the Dock icon, animation etc). On my machine (1GHz PowerBook) Synergy Advance is shown as using 0.0% when doing nothing.
If you want to attach your preferences file to this report you'll find it at:
~/Library/Preferences/com.wincent.SynergyAdvance.plist
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Jacob L Hackamack
Created an attachment (id=28) Synergy Preferences
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Greg Hurrell
Interesting. You don't seem to have any big CPU drain options turned on. What are the specs on your machine? You could try taking a sample with the Activity Monitor to see where the app is spending its time.
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Jacob L Hackamack
Created an attachment (id=29) Active Processes combined by PS - AX
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Jacob L Hackamack
Created an attachment (id=30) Activity Monitor Program Output
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Jacob L Hackamack
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Greg Hurrell
This article describes how to use the Activity Monitor to get a sample:
http://wincent.com/a/knowledge-base/archives/2004/11/how_to_file_a_g.php
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Jacob L Hackamack
Created an attachment (id=32) Synergy Advance Output
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Greg Hurrell
- ** Bug 306 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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Greg Hurrell
Created an attachment (id=38) sample
Sample from bug #306.
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Sample from bug #306.
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Sample from bug #306.
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Sample from bug #306.
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Sample from bug #306.
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Greg Hurrell
Changing assignment to reflect my new email address.
http://wincent.com/a/news/archives/2006/05/change_of_email.php
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Yes! I looked into this, and I could not find a peer institution who did the same. Francis originally attempted to have Globus share a server with DSpace, but Globus did not play well with DSpace’s required version of Apache. Also, Globus attempted to integrate DSpace, but they abandoned the project in July 2019. Press release. Archived github repo.
With all that in mind, I ended up recommending to the PRDS team that we not apply any formal integration between DSpace and Globus, at least for now. Instead, I recommended using a Globus link in the metadata.
Here's a link to the full proposal: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FCr6ADVGenX-Z0SrKhTSZiMKnNmzylyqjry0DSDYdyk/edit#
Let me know if you have any thoughts about this! I'm not sure how this affects #87
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by Trey Pendragon at 2020-10-29 17:33:12.Update: that folder is now uploaded.
👍 Okay to close @kelea99 ?
it is if you see nothing wrong with ephemera ingest, @hackmastera !
I see an IngestLaeFolderJob
which started at 9:26 and completed at 9:35. Presumably this was started via the ingest_disk_files
rake task. The initial report is from earlier than that (at 8:44) but I don't see any errors.
I'm not really sure about this message saying how long it would take because I don't see any progress bar functionality in the rake task. I think we'd need more information about the problem in order to troubleshoot further, but since the ingest was successful I'm inclined to close the issue. Please reopen it if you have more details you think we should look at!
Sounds good. I'll let beth know, and if it is a problem again Ill reopen the ticket.
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by Cliff Wulfman at 2020-10-29 18:41:31.reopening this. I cant see the second collection and it isnt mapping into DPUL. can we try this again?
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by Axa Mei Liauw at 2020-10-29 18:41:02.This is related to https://github.com/pulibrary/marc_liberation/issues/874. Since we migrated from mysql to postgres the events page had a random order but not in a specific pattern. We relied on the events_controller index action to list all the events by Event.all. In postgres a select will return all the records but in a random order. We fixed this by forcing an ascending order on the events based on the start attribute of the event. The liberate rake tasks when they pull the json from the events page are checking the start attribute.
fixed by https://github.com/pulibrary/marc_liberation/pull/876
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by Christina Chortaria at 2020-10-29 13:15:48.Well, locations are split into two subfields, and the holding libraries are explicitly managed in Alma. So I imagine the structure changing somehow to accommodate that.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2020-10-29 14:00:10.We are gonna include the form as part of the Alma implementation tickets.
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figgy-deploy is the profile we built for deploying the image server for figgy (the iiif-lambda stuff).  Do we want to keep this profile or use a different one? Maybe ask @kayiwa
There's a secret which is created and stored in the AWS secrets manage. The lambda has permission to get secrets, configured in the template.yml
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by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-10-29 20:19:25.It doesn't trigger an error when using bibdata-staging
From the production.log in bibdata2
, [2020-10-29T14:18:37.720216 #6132] INFO -- : {"method":"GET","path":"/bibliographic/991227850000541/holdings","format":"xml","controller":"BibliographicController","action":"bib_holdings","status":500,"error":"Faraday::ConnectionFailed: Failed to open TCP connection to :443 (Connection refused - connect(2) for nil port 443)","duration":4.4,"view":0.0,"db":0.0,"ddsource":["ruby"],"params":{"adapter":"alma","format":"xml","bib_id":"991227850000541"},"@timestamp":"2020-10-29T14:18:37.719Z","@version":"1","message":"[500] GET /bibliographic/991227850000541/holdings (BibliographicController#bib_holdings)"}
F, [2020-10-29T14:18:37.720926 #6132] FATAL -- :
F, [2020-10-29T14:18:37.720968 #6132] FATAL -- : Faraday::ConnectionFailed (Failed to open TCP connection to :443 (Connection refused - connect(2) for nil port 443)):
F, [2020-10-29T14:18:37.720992 #6132] FATAL -- :
F, [2020-10-29T14:18:37.721015 #6132] FATAL -- : app/adapters/alma_adapter/bib.rb:45:in `get_holding_records'
app/controllers/bibliographic_controller.rb:76:in `bib_holdings'
alma-region is missing from bibdata1 and bibdata2 this is why for nil port
. Running the playbook will resolve this.
Running the playbook didn't fix the issue. the error still has for nil port
Will look into the certs with @kayiwa
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by Christina Chortaria at 2020-10-29 21:26:44.@kayiwa this is when running the playbook with --check --diff
TASK [pulibrary.bind9 : Remove other nameservers] ****************************************************************************************************************************************************************************
--- before: /etc/resolv.conf (content)
+++ after: /etc/resolv.conf (content)
@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
# Dynamic resolv.conf(5) file for glibc resolver(3) generated by resolvconf(8)
# DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE BY HAND -- YOUR CHANGES WILL BE OVERWRITTEN
search princeton.edu
-nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
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fasta-make-index <sequence file> [options]
Make an index for a FASTA file for use by fasta-fetch.
The name of a file of sequences in FASTA format.
Writes an index file to <sequence file>.index
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| Option | Parameter | Description | Default Behavior |
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| General Options | |||
| -f | Overwrite an existing file if one exists. | ||
| -sp | Make a swissprot index by stripping all but the last part of sequence names. | ||
| -l | Index by sequence name and lowercased name. | ||
| -aa | Include first amino acid index found in parens. | ||
| -gc | genechip format: first field in pipes | ||
| -gi | If the identifier starts with "gi|number" replace it with number. |


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Module: Renee::Core::Application::Routing
- Included in:
- Renee::Core::Application
- Defined in:
- lib/renee-core/application/routing.rb
Overview
Collection of useful methods for routing within a Renee::Core app.
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
-
- (Object) complete
Match only when the path has been completely consumed.
-
- (Object) delete(path = nil)
Respond to a DELETE request and yield the block.
-
- (Object) exact_path(p, &blk)
Like #path, but doesn't automatically match trailing-slashes.
-
- (Object) extension(ext)
(also: #ext)
Match an extension.
-
- (Object) get(path = nil)
Respond to a GET request and yield the block.
-
- (Object) no_extension
Match no extension.
-
- (Object) part(p)
Like #path, doesn't look for leading slashes.
-
- (Object) partial_variable(*args, &blk)
(also: #part_var)
Match parts off the path as variables without a leading slash.
-
- (Object) path(p, &blk)
Match a path to respond to.
-
- (Object) post(path = nil)
Respond to a POST request and yield the block.
-
- (Object) put(path = nil)
Respond to a PUT request and yield the block.
-
- (Object) query(q, &blk)
Match variables within the query string.
-
- (Object) query_string(qs)
Yield block if the query string matches.
-
- (Object) remainder
(also: #catchall)
Match any remaining path.
-
- (Object) variable(*args, &blk)
(also: #var)
Match parts off the path as variables.
-
- (Object) whole_path(p, &blk)
Like #path, but requires the entire path to be consumed.
Instance Method Details
- (Object) complete
Match only when the path has been completely consumed.
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# File 'lib/renee-core/application/routing.rb', line 173 def complete with_path_part(env['PATH_INFO']) { yield } if env['PATH_INFO'] == '' || is_index_request end |
- (Object) delete(path = nil)
Respond to a DELETE request and yield the block.
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# File 'lib/renee-core/application/routing.rb', line 163 def delete(path = nil) request_method('DELETE', path) { yield } end |
- (Object) exact_path(p, &blk)
Like #path, but doesn't automatically match trailing-slashes.
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# File 'lib/renee-core/application/routing.rb', line 35 def exact_path(p, &blk) p = p[1, part.size] if p[0] == ?/ part(/^\/#{Regexp.quote(p)}/, &blk) end |
- (Object) extension(ext) Also known as: ext
Match an extension.
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# File 'lib/renee-core/application/routing.rb', line 96 def extension(ext) if detected_extension && match = detected_extension[ext] if match == detected_extension (ext_match = env['PATH_INFO'][/\/?\.#{match}/]) ? with_path_part(ext_match) { yield } : yield end end end |
- (Object) get(path = nil)
Respond to a GET request and yield the block.
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# File 'lib/renee-core/application/routing.rb', line 133 def get(path = nil) request_method('GET', path) { yield } end |
- (Object) no_extension
Match no extension.
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# File 'lib/renee-core/application/routing.rb', line 112 def no_extension yield if detected_extension.nil? end |
- (Object) part(p)
Like #path, doesn't look for leading slashes.
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# File 'lib/renee-core/application/routing.rb', line 41 def part(p) p = /\/?#{Regexp.quote(p)}/ if p.is_a?(String) if match = env['PATH_INFO'][p] with_path_part(match) { yield } end end |
- (Object) partial_variable(*args, &blk) Also known as: part_var
Match parts off the path as variables without a leading slash.
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# File 'lib/renee-core/application/routing.rb', line 72 def partial_variable(*args, &blk) opts = args.last.is_a?(Hash) ? args.pop : nil type = args.first || opts && opts[:type] prepend = opts && opts[:prepend] || '' if type == Integer complex_variable(/#{Regexp.quote(prepend)}(\d+)/, proc{|v| Integer(v)}, &blk) else case type when nil complex_variable(/#{Regexp.quote(prepend)}([^\/]+)/, &blk) when Regexp complex_variable(/#{Regexp.quote(prepend)}(#{type.to_s})/, &blk) else raise "Unexpected variable type #{type.inspect}" end end end |
- (Object) path(p, &blk)
Match a path to respond to.
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# File 'lib/renee-core/application/routing.rb', line 22 def path(p, &blk) p = p[1, p.size] if p[0] == ?/ part(/^\/#{Regexp.quote(p)}(\/?$)?/, &blk) end |
- (Object) post(path = nil)
Respond to a POST request and yield the block.
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# File 'lib/renee-core/application/routing.rb', line 143 def post(path = nil) request_method('POST', path) { yield } end |
- (Object) put(path = nil)
Respond to a PUT request and yield the block.
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# File 'lib/renee-core/application/routing.rb', line 153 def put(path = nil) request_method('PUT', path) { yield } end |
- (Object) query(q, &blk)
Match variables within the query string.
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# File 'lib/renee-core/application/routing.rb', line 192 def query(q, &blk) case q when Hash then q.any? {|k,v| !(v === request[k.to_s]) } ? return : yield when Array then yield *q.map{|qk| request[qk.to_s] or return } else query([q], &blk) end end |
- (Object) query_string(qs)
Yield block if the query string matches.
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# File 'lib/renee-core/application/routing.rb', line 214 def query_string(qs) yield if qs === env['QUERY_STRING'] end |
- (Object) remainder Also known as: catchall
Match any remaining path.
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# File 'lib/renee-core/application/routing.rb', line 122 def remainder with_path_part(env['PATH_INFO']) { |var| yield var } end |
- (Object) variable(*args, &blk) Also known as: var
Match parts off the path as variables.
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# File 'lib/renee-core/application/routing.rb', line 62 def variable(*args, &blk) args << {} unless args.last.is_a?(Hash) args.last[:prepend] = '/' partial_variable(*args, &blk) end |
- (Object) whole_path(p, &blk)
Like #path, but requires the entire path to be consumed.
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# File 'lib/renee-core/application/routing.rb', line 29 def whole_path(p, &blk) path(p) { complete(&blk) } end |


| 50 wt% LLZO‐PEO
18/LiClO
4
|
Selective isotope labeling and high‐resolution solid‐state Li NMR |
Li ions preferentially move through the Li
7La
3Zr
2O
12 ceramic phase.
|
62
|
| 5 wt% LLZO nanowires‐PAN/ LiClO
4
|
Selective isotope labeling and high‐resolution solid‐state Li NMR |
Li ions preferentially move through the modified regions at the LLZO/polymer interface. |
52
|
| 5 wt% LLZO‐PEO
18/LiTFSI
|
Selective isotope labeling and high‐resolution solid‐state Li NMR |
Li ions preferentially move through the polymer phase. |
64
|
| 20 wt% LLZO‐PEO
18/LiTFSI
|
|
Li ions preferentially move through the LiTFSI dispersed in PEO and partially from decomposed LLZO. |
|
| 50 wt% LLZO‐PEO
18/LiTFSI
|
|
Li ions preferentially move through the percolated network formed by LLZO particles. |
|
| 50 wt% LLZO‐PEO
18/LiTFSI‐(50 wt%)‐TEGDME
|
|
Li ions preferentially move through the PEO−TEGDME matrix. |
|
| 16 vol% Ga‐LLZO‐PEO |
The ionic conductivity data and Monte Carlo simulation |
The space charge region is observed and the enhanced ionic conductivity can be ascribed to the space charge region |
65
|
| 10 wt% LATP‐PEO/LiClO
4
|
The ionic conductivity data and simulation and transmission electron microscope |
The enhanced ionic conductivity can be ascribed to the interphase region surrounding the particles, which achieves percolation at low nanoparticle loading. |
66
|
| 70 wt% LLZO‐P(EO)
15/LiTFSI
|
The ionic conductivity data |
Li ions are trapped at the interface and/or within the LLZO surface layer, which depletes the ionic conductivity. |
53
|


Some characters have a special meaning in HTML, like the less than sign (<) that defines the start of an HTML tag. If we want the browser to actually display these characters we must insert character entities in place of the actual characters themselves.
| Result | Description | Entity Name | Entity Number |
|---|---|---|---|
| non-breaking space | |   | |
| < | less than | < | < |
| > | greater than | > | > |
| & | ampersand | & | & |
| " | quotation mark | " | " |
| ' | apostrophe | ' (does not work in IE) | ' |
A character entity has three parts: an ampersand (&), an entity name or an entity number, and finally a semicolon (;). The & means we are beginning a special character, the ; means ending a special character and the letters in between are sort of an abbreviation for what it's for. To display a less than sign in an HTML document we must write: < or < The advantage of using a name instead of a number is that a name is easier to remember. The disadvantage is that not all browsers support the newest entity names, while the support for entity numbers is very good in almost all browsers.
The most common character entity in HTML is the non-breaking space . Normally HTML will truncate spaces in your text. If you add 10 spaces in your text, HTML will remove 9 of them. To add spaces to your text, use the character entity.
| This Code | Would Display |
|---|---|

 This code would appear as this.

|
This code would appear as this. |
| This Code | Would Display |
|---|---|

 This code would appear with three extra spaces.

|
This code would appear with three extra spaces. |


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Speaking to reporters at the sidelines of Parliament today, the deputy education minister also congratulated the Attorney General’s(AG) Chambers for their success in defending vernacular education.
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“I hope that the plaintiff will stop their actions to challenge vernacular schools because as many Pakatan Harapan leaders have said, vernacular schools should be an important asset for our diverse country,” said Teo.
Later, an opposition lawmaker and Rembau MP (BN) Khairy Jamaluddin said that everyone must accept the apex court’s decision.
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Editing Gizmos
This page describes the most common tools to interact with objects in a scene.
Standard Gizmos
The standard gizmos are Translate (W
), Rotate (E
), Scale (R
) and Drag-To-Position (T
). They can be disabled using the Q
key.
Click and drag a gizmo to modify the selected objects. The Drag-To-Position gizmo moves the selected object to the position that you point at. If you select one of the six handles, instead of its center, it will additionally align the selected axis with the surface normal of what you point at.
The translate and the rotate gizmo may operate either in local space (object space) or in global space (world space). You can toggle the space either using the world icon from the toolbar, or by selecting the tool again. For instance, press W
once to enable the translate gizmo, press W
again to toggle the space.
Modifiers
Hold
ALT
while dragging a gizmo to disable snapping.Hold
SHIFT
before clicking a gizmo to duplicate the object in place. This works for all but the scale gizmo.Hold
CTRL
while translating an object to move the camera in conjunction.
All modifiers can be combined.
Gizmos in Orthographic Views
When the Translate, Rotate or Scale gizmo is active, holding LMB
and moving the mouse will modify objects. The perspective of the selected view (top-down, front, right) determines along which axis the object will be translated or rotated (always in global space). Scale will always be uniform.
Note:
The 3D gizmos are not displayed in orthographic views, just left-clicking anywhere in the view will perform the selected action.
Snap Settings
Press End
or the respective icon from the toolbar to open the snap settings:
These affect not only the gizmos, but also the positioning of assets dragged from the asset browser into the scene.
Grid
The grid can be toggled with the G
key or the grid icon from the toolbar. If enabled, the grid shows up for the transform gizmo and in greyboxing mode. For the translate gizmo you can choose in which plane the grid is shown, by clicking one of its quads. Afterwards you can still move along the orthogonal axis by dragging the respective axis handle.
The density of the grid shows the current position snap value. If position snap is disabled, the grid will not show.
Manipulators
Manipulators are component and property specific gizmos. Properties of a component that can be changed with a manipulator, are highlighted in blue (off) or violet (on). You can click the property label to toggle the manipulator mode. Once a manipulator is enabled, all Standard Gizmos are disabled. You can now also use the Q
key to toggle manipulator mode off and on.
Manipulators in Orthographic Views
Most manipulators will not be available in orthographic views.
Visualizers
Some components use visualizers to make some of their aspects more obvious, such as the cone of the spotlight in the image below. These visualizers are only drawn for selected objects and can be toggled using the V
key. When visualizers are enabled, the editor will also display a yellow bounding box around each selected object.


List Type
ordre list
- monday
- tuesday
- wednesdayday
- thursday
unordered list
- monday
- tuesday
- wednesdayday
- thursday
unordered list with image
- monday
- tuesday
- wednesdayday
- thursday
nested list
- monday class
- tuesday class
defination list
- monday
- today we have lecture
- tuesday
- today we have practical