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You can use this C# client library to integrate Nexmo's APIs to your application. To use this, you'll need a Nexmo account. Sign up for free at nexmo.com.
Installation:
To use the client library you'll need to have created a Nexmo account.
To install the C# client library using NuGet:
- Run the following command in the Package Manager Console:
Install-Package Nexmo.Csharp.Client
Alternatively:
- Download or build (see developer instructions) the
Nexmo.Api.dll
.
- If you have downloaded a release, ensure you are referencing the required dependencies by either including them with your project's NuGet dependencies or manually referencing them.
- Reference the assembly in your code.
Targeted frameworks:
- 4.5.2
NOTE: for 4.5.2 frameworks you will need to enable TLS 1.2 either via registry or by setting it globablly - System.Net.ServicePointManager.SecurityProtocol = System.Net.SecurityProtocolType.Tls12;
- 4.6, 4.6.1, 4.6.2
- .NET Standard 1.6, 2.0
- .NET Core 2.0, 2.1, 2.2, 3.0, 3.1
Configuration:
To setup the configuration of the Nexmo Client you can do one of the following.
- Create a Nexmo Client instance and pass in credentials in the constructor - this will only affect the security credentials (Api Key, Api Secret, Signing Secret, Signing Method Private Key, App Id)
var client = new Client(creds: new Nexmo.Api.Request.Credentials
{
ApiKey = "NEXMO-API-KEY",
ApiSecret = "NEXMO-API-SECRET"
});
var results = client.SMS.Send(request: new SMS.SMSRequest
{
from = NEXMO_NUMBER,
to = TO_NUMBER,
text = "Hello, I'm an SMS sent to you using Nexmo"
});
Or
- Provide the nexmo URLs, API key, secret, and application credentials (for JWT) in
appsettings.json
:
{
"appSettings": {
"Nexmo.UserAgent": "myApp/1.0",
"Nexmo.Url.Rest": "https://rest.nexmo.com",
"Nexmo.Url.Api": "https://api.nexmo.com",
"Nexmo.api_key": "NEXMO-API-KEY",
"Nexmo.api_secret": "NEXMO-API-SECRET",
"Nexmo.Application.Id": "ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff",
"Nexmo.Application.Key": "NEXMO_APPLICATION_PRIVATE_KEY"
}
}
Note: In the event multiple configuration files are found, the order of precedence is as follows:
* ```appsettings.json``` which overrides
* ```settings.json```
Or
- Access the Configuration instance and set the appropriate key in your code for example:
Configuration.Instance.Settings["appSettings:Nexmo.Url.Api"] = "https://www.example.com/api";
Configuration.Instance.Settings["appSettings:Nexmo.Url.Rest"] = "https://www.example.com/rest";
NOTE: Private Key is the literal key - not a path to the file containing the key
Configuration Reference
| Key | Description |
| Nexmo.api_key | Your API key from the dashboard |
| Nexmo.api_secret | Your API secret from the dashboard |
| Nexmo.Application.Id | Your application ID |
| Nexmo.Application.Key | Your application's private key |
| Nexmo.security_secret | Optional. This is the signing secret that's used for signing SMS |
| Nexmo.signing_method | Optional. This is the method used for signing SMS messages |
| Nexmo.Url.Rest | Optional. Nexmo REST API base URL. Defaults to https://rest.nexmo.com |
| Nexmo.Url.Api | Optional. Nexmo API base URL. Defaults to https://api.nexmo.com |
| Nexmo.Api.RequestsPerSecond | Optional. Throttle to specified requests per second. |
| Nexmo.Api.EnsureSuccessStatusCode | Optional. Defaults to false . If true , EnsureSuccessStatusCode will be called against each response. If the response has a failure HTTP status code, a HttpRequestException will be thrown. |
| Nexmo.UserAgent | Optional. Your app-specific usage identifier in the format of name/version . Example: "myApp/1.0" |
Logging
3.1.x+
The library makes use of LibLog to facilitate logging.
Your application controls if and how logging occurs. Example using Serilog and Serilog.Sinks.Console v3.x:
{C#}
using Nexmo.Api.Request;
using Serilog;
// set up logging at startup
var log = new LoggerConfiguration()
.MinimumLevel.Debug()
.WriteTo.Console(outputTemplate: "{Timestamp:HH:mm} [{Level}] ({Name:l}) {Message}")
.CreateLogger();
Log.Logger = log;
Log.Logger.Debug("start");
var client = new Nexmo.Api.Client(new Credentials("example", "password"));
client.Account.GetBalance();
Log.Logger.Debug("end");
2.2.0 - 3.0.x
You can request console logging by placing a logging.json
file alongside your appsettings.json
configuration.
Note that logging Nexmo.Api messages will very likely expose your key and secret to the console as they can be part of the query string.
Example logging.json
contents that would log all requests as well as major configuration and authentication errors:
{
"IncludeScopes": "true",
"LogLevel": {
"Default": "Debug",
"Nexmo.Api": "Debug",
"Nexmo.Api.Authentication": "Error",
"Nexmo.Api.Configuration": "Error"
}
}
You may specify other types of logging (file, etc.). The Nexmo.Samples.Coverage
project contains an example that logs to a file with the assistance of Serilog.Extensions.Logging.File
.
Examples
We are working on a separate repository for .NET examples. Check it out here!
The following examples show how to:
Sending a Message
Use Nexmo's SMS API to send an SMS message.
{C#}
var client = new Client(creds: new Nexmo.Api.Request.Credentials
{
ApiKey = "NEXMO_API_KEY",
ApiSecret = "NEXMO_API_SECRET"
});
{C#}
var results = client.SMS.Send(new SMS.SMSRequest
{
from = NEXMO_NUMBER,
to = TO_NUMBER,
text = "this is a test"
});
Receiving a Message
Use Nexmo's SMS API to receive an SMS message. Assumes your Nexmo endpoint is configured.
{C#}
public ActionResult Get([FromUri]SMS.SMSInbound response)
{
return new HttpStatusCodeResult(HttpStatusCode.OK);
}
Receiving a Message Delivery Receipt
Use Nexmo's SMS API to receive an SMS delivery receipt. Assumes your Nexmo endpoint is configured.
{C#}
public ActionResult DLR([FromUri]SMS.SMSDeliveryReceipt response)
{
Debug.WriteLine("-------------------------------------------------------------------------");
Debug.WriteLine("DELIVERY RECEIPT");
Debug.WriteLine("Message ID: " + response.messageId);
Debug.WriteLine("From: " + response.msisdn);
Debug.WriteLine("To: " + response.to);
Debug.WriteLine("Status: " + response.status);
Debug.WriteLine("-------------------------------------------------------------------------");
return new HttpStatusCodeResult(HttpStatusCode.OK);
}
NOTE: [FromUri]
is deprecated in .NET Core; [FromQuery]
works in this case.
Redacting a message
Use Nexmo's Redact API to redact a SMS message.
{C#}
var client = new Client(creds: new Nexmo.Api.Request.Credentials
{
ApiKey = "NEXMO_API_KEY",
ApiSecret = "NEXMO_API_SECRET"
});
{C#}
client.Redact.RedactTransaction(new Redact.RedactRequest(MESSAGE_ID, "sms", "outbound"));
Initiating a Call
Use Nexmo's Voice API to initiate a voice call.
NOTE: You must have a valid Application ID and private key in order to make voice calls. Use either Nexmo.Api.Application
or Nexmo's Node.js-based CLI tool to register. See the Application API documentation for details.
{C#}
var client = new Client(creds: new Nexmo.Api.Request.Credentials
{
ApiKey = "NEXMO_API_KEY",
ApiSecret = "NEXMO_API_SECRET",
ApplicationId = "NEXMO_APPLICATION_ID",
ApplicationKey = "NEXMO_APPLICATION_PRIVATE_KEY"
}
{C#}
using Nexmo.Api.Voice;
client.Call.Do(new Call.CallCommand
{
to = new[]
{
new Call.Endpoint {
type = "phone",
number = TO_NUMBER
}
},
from = new Call.Endpoint
{
type = "phone",
number = NEXMO_NUMBER
},
answer_url = new[]
{
"https://nexmo-community.github.io/ncco-examples/first_call_talk.json"
}
});
Receiving a Call
Use Nexmo's Voice API to receive a voice call.
{C#}
var client = new Client(creds: new Nexmo.Api.Request.Credentials
{
ApiKey = "NEXMO_API_KEY",
ApiSecret = "NEXMO_API_SECRET",
ApplicationId = "NEXMO_APPLICATION_ID",
ApplicationKey = "NEXMO_APPLICATION_PRIVATE_KEY"
}
{C#}
using Nexmo.Api.Voice;
public ActionResult GetCall(string id)
{
var call = client.Call.Get(id);
// Do something with call.
}
Sending 2FA Code
Use Nexmo's Verify API to send 2FA pin code.
{C#}
var client = new Client(creds: new Nexmo.Api.Request.Credentials
{
ApiKey = "NEXMO_API_KEY",
ApiSecret = "NEXMO_API_SECRET"
}
{C#}
public ActionResult Start(string to)
{
var start = client.NumberVerify.Verify(new NumberVerify.VerifyRequest
{
number = to,
brand = "NexmoQS"
});
Session["requestID"] = start.request_id;
return View();
}
Checking 2FA Code
Use Nexmo's Verify API to check 2FA pin code.
{C#}
var client = new Client(creds: new Nexmo.Api.Request.Credentials
{
ApiKey = "NEXMO_API_KEY",
ApiSecret = "NEXMO_API_SECRET"
}
{C#}
public ActionResult Check(string code)
{
var result = client.NumberVerify.Check(new NumberVerify.CheckRequest
{
request_id = Session["requestID"].ToString(),
code = code
});
if (result.status == "0")
{
ViewBag.Message = "Verification Sucessful";
}
else
{
ViewBag.Message = result.error_text;
}
return View();
}
Additional Examples
- Check out the sample MVC application and tests for more examples. Make sure to copy appsettings.json.example to appsettings.json and enter your key/secret.
API Coverage
- Account
- [X] Balance
- [X] Pricing
- [X] Settings
- [X] Top Up
- [X] Numbers
- [X] Search
- [X] Buy
- [X] Cancel
- [X] Update
- Number Insight
- [X] Basic
- [X] Standard
- [X] Advanced
- [X] Webhook Notification
- Verify
- [X] Verify
- [X] Check
- [X] Search
- [X] Control
- Search
- [X] Message
- [X] Messages
- [X] Rejections
- Messaging
- [X] Send
- [X] Delivery Receipt
- [X] Inbound Messages
- [X] Search
- [X] Message
- [X] Messages
- [X] Rejections
- US Short Codes
- [X] Two-Factor Authentication
- [X] Event Based Alerts
- [X] Sending Alerts
- [X] Campaign Subscription Management
- Application
- [X] Create
- [X] List
- [X] Update
- [X] Delete
- Call
- [X] Outbound
- [X] Get
- [X] List
- [X] Edit
- [X] TTS
- [X] Stream
- [X] DTMF
Contributing
Visual Studio 2017 is required (Community is fine). v15.5+ is recommended.
- Get the latest code either by cloning the repository or downloading a snapshot of the source.
- Open "Nexmo.Api.sln"
- Build! NuGet dependencies should be brought down automatically; check your settings if they are not.
Pull requests are welcome!
Thanks
Special thanks to our contributors:
License
This library is released under the MIT License.


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#include <tcpendpoint.h>
Inherited by TcpClient.
Definition at line 17 of file tcpendpoint.h.
Public Member Functions | |
| void | close () |
| bool | dataReady () const |
| void | enableNagleAlgortihm (bool enabled) |
| InetAddress | localAddress () const |
| bool | opened () const |
| int | receive (std::vector< uint8 > &buffer, bool append_buffer=false) |
| int | receiveTimeoutMillis () const |
| size_t | send (const uint8 *buffer, size_t num_bytes, int timeout_ms) |
| void | send (const uint8 *buffer, size_t num_bytes) |
| void | send (const std::vector< uint8 > &buffer) |
| void | setReceiveTimeoutMillis (int timeout_ms) |
| virtual | ~TcpEndPoint () COREDATA_PURE_METHOD |
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| const TcpSocket & | socket () const |
| TcpSocket & | socket () |
| TcpEndPoint (const InetAddress &local_address) | |
| TcpEndPoint (TcpSocket *socket) |
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Construct endpoint attached to an already opened socket.
| TcpEndPoint | ( | const InetAddress & | local_address | ) | [protected] |
Construct a disconected endpoint bound to a local address.
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Closes the socket. This is safe to call on an un-opened socket.
| bool dataReady | ( | ) | const |
| void enableNagleAlgortihm | ( | bool | enabled | ) |
Nagle algorithm buffers smalls packets into a single send.
| InetAddress localAddress | ( | ) | const |
Returns the address of the local side of the endpoint.
| bool opened | ( | ) | const |
| int receive | ( | std::vector< uint8 > & | buffer, | |
| bool | append_buffer = false | |||
| ) |
Receives data from this socket.
Note: this method blocks the calling thread. Use the dataReady method to do a non-blocking check for data.
| buffer | Receives data in the datagram | |
| append_buffer | If true, data is appended to the buffer, otherwise the data overwrites |
| SocketError | if network error. |
| int receiveTimeoutMillis | ( | ) | const |
Time to wait for the receiving of data.
| size_t send | ( | const uint8 * | buffer, | |
| size_t | num_bytes, | |||
| int | timeout_ms | |||
| ) |
Non-blocking sends of a buffer of data.
Note: this method blocks the calling thread until all data has been sent.
| buffer | Data to send | |
| num_bytes | The number of bytes to send | |
| timeout_ms | Number of milliseconds to wait for ability to send data. |
| SocketError | if network error. |
| void send | ( | const uint8 * | buffer, | |
| size_t | num_bytes | |||
| ) |
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Note: this method blocks the calling thread until all data has been sent.
| buffer | Data to send | |
| num_bytes | The number of bytes to send |
| SocketError | if network error. |
| void send | ( | const std::vector< uint8 > & | buffer | ) |
Sends the entire buffer of data.
Note: this method blocks the calling thread until all data has been sent.
| buffer | Data to send |
| SocketError | if f network error. |
| void setReceiveTimeoutMillis | ( | int | timeout_ms | ) |
Time to wait for the receiving of data.


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| unsigned int | id |
| unsigned long | sz |
| unsigned int | align |
| unsigned int | flags |
| void * | base |
| void(* | dtor )(struct vpx_codec_mmap *map) |
| void * | priv |
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identifier for the segment's contents
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size of the segment, in bytes
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required alignment of the segment, in bytes
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bitfield containing segment properties
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Jeremy Northam and Steve Zahn portray, respectively, Harry Sawyer and Wayne Wayne Wayne, Jr., two jailbirds who are freed when the van which is carrying them crashes. The wanted criminals then rob an RV and head for the nearest town, which happens to be Happy, Texas, `the town without a frown.' Once they arrive, they are mistaken for a couple of gay beauty pageant producers who are supposed to help the town qualify for the statewide pageant. Fish out of water `comedy' ensues.
Harry has his eye on the town's bank, which is run by Jo McLintock (Ally Walker).  Harry, however, just wants access to the bank's safe.
Meanwhile, Wayne gets stuck with the job of training the town's girls. Along with a lady named Ms. Schaefer (Illeana Douglas), Wayne eventually figures out how to teach singing and dancing, through rather unconventional methods. Soon he and Ms. Schaefer are a couple, even though he's `gay'.
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`Happy, Texas' basically focuses on the four key relationships: Harry and Chappy, Harry and Jo, Wayne and Ms. Schaefer, and Harry and Wayne. Aside from the comic fireworks that William H. Macy brings to the proceedings, these main characters are rather dull creations.
The film, which does not live up to quirky small town gems like `Cookie's Fortune', may have been more successful without some unprecedented miscasting. The prospect of seeing Steve Zahn, who has grown on me through his portrayals of stoners in `SubUrbia' and `Out Of Sight', and Jeremy Northam, who has done fine dramatic work in `The Winslow Boy' and `An Ideal Husband', together in a comedy initially seemed exciting. But Northam can't handle this type of comedy, and Zahn's characters have somehow become similar and annoying. William H. Macy, who is almost as good here as in `Fargo', should have been the one carrying `Happy, Texas'.
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I guess good buzz can either be real (in the case of `The Blair Witch Project') or way off (as in `Happy, Texas'). This instantly forgettable trifle should be taken off Northam and Zahn's resumes because both of them are fine actors, but `Happy, Texas' proves that an actor is only as good as his role.
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Canada earns bronze in men's team sprint at speedskating World Cup stop
TOMASZOW MAZOWIECKI, Poland - Canada took the bronze medal in the men's team sprint event Friday at a speedskating World Cup stop.
Alex Boisvert-Lacroix of Sherbrooke, Que., Laurent Dubreuil of Levis, Que., and David La Rue of Saint-Lambert, Que., skated a time of one minute 20.966 seconds in the second-last pairing of the afternoon to temporarily put themselves in first place. Skating in the final pairing, the Netherlands finished first and China came second to replicate the podium from last weekend's World Cup in Belarus.
Dubreuil, La Rue and Calgary's Gilmore Junio finished third at last week's World Cup stop.
"This weekend, we used a different team than the last World Cup," Dubreuil said. "To know that we are capable of putting two different combinations of skaters on the ice and still be competitive gives us lots of confidence. We think we are capable of reaching toward second place. It's a question of keeping up our speed later in the race; at the start we are very, very strong."
Isabelle Weidemann and Ivanie Blondin, both of Ottawa, finished fourth and eighth, respectively, in the women's 3,000 metres. Weidemann won the event and Blondin finished third in last week's event.
Graeme Fish of Moose Jaw, Sask., finished eighth in the men's 5,000.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 22, 2019.


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| Failover<T> | Factory for proxy instances handling failover. |
| Failover.FailoverBuild<T> | |
| Failover.FailoverExceptingOrBuild<T> | |
| Failover.FailoverWithOrExceptingOrBuild<T> | |
| FailoverInvoker<T> | Invoker that implements a failover strategy by using different delegates in
case of an exception. |
A toy to handle failover situations.
The package provides a proxy factory creating proxies, that handle
failover. Main component is the Failover toy, a utility
class creating these proxies. Such a proxy contains an instance of a
FailoverInvoker
that
delegates all calls. The implementation subclasses the HotSwapping toy. The
proxy itself has a pool of objects. Every call is delegated to the same
object as long as no exception occurs. In this case the proxy will use
the next of the provided elements.
One use case are different implementations, that can handle only specific elements:
Format[] formats = new Format[]{ NumberFormat.getInstance(), DateFormat.getDateInstance(), new MessageFormat("{1}, {0}") }; Format format = Failover.proxy(Format.class).with(formats).excepting(RuntimeException.class) .build(new CglibProxyFactory()); System.out.println("Format a date: " + format.format(new Date())); System.out.println("Format a message: " + format.format(new String[]{"John", "Doe"})); System.out.println("Format a number: " + format.format(42));
Note that this example is somewhat tweaked, since the different format classes of the JDK can handle different input, e.g. the DateFormat is able to interpret a number as date.
Another use case are distributed sources with a unified interface. The following example will concat the input of all DataInput instances as if only one DataInput is in use:
DataInput[] dataInputs = new DataInput[]{ new DataInputStream(new ByteArrayInputStream(new byte[] {0, 'A', 0, 'n', 0, ' '})), new DataInputStream(new ByteArrayInputStream(new byte[] {0, 'e', 0, 'x', 0, 'a', 0, 'm', 0, 'p', 0, 'l', 0, 'e'})), }; DataInput dataInput = Failover.proxy(DataInput.class).with(dataInputs).excepting(IOException.class) .build(new StandardProxyFactory()); StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer(); try { while (buffer.append(dataInput.readChar()) != null) ; } catch (IOException e) { } System.out.println("Read: " + buffer.toString());
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Basic Agents and Clients
Basic Agents and Clients
In general you should use SimpleRPC for writing agents and clients. SimpleRPC is a framework that wraps the core MCollective client and agent structures in a lot of helpful convention and tools.
SimpleRPC though is a wrapper around the core message flow and routing components, this page documents the core. You should first read up about SimpleRPC before delving into this.
Writing agents for mcollective is simple, we’ll write a simple echo agent as well as a cli tool to communicate with it that supports discovery, filtering and more.
The agent will send back everything that got sent to it, not overly useful but enough to demonstrate the concepts.
The Agent
Agents go into a directory configured in the server.cfg using the libdir directive. You should have mcollective/agents directory under that, restart the daemon when you’ve put it there.
Create a file echo.rb with the following, I’ll walk through each part:
1 module MCollective
2 module Agent
3 # Simple echo agent
4 class Echo
5 attr_reader :timeout, :meta
6
7 def initialize
8 @timeout = 5
9 @meta = {:license => "Apache License, Version 2",
10 :author => "R.I.Pienaar<EMAIL_ADDRESS>11 :version => "1.0"}
12 end
13
14 def handlemsg(msg, stomp)
15 msg[:body]
16 end
17
18 def help
19 <<-EOH
20 Echo Agent
21 ==========
22
23 Simple agent that just sends the body of any request back
24 EOH
25 end
26 end
27 end
28 end
Once you have it running you can test your agent works as below, we’ll send the word hello to the agent and we’ll see if we get it back:
% ./mc-call-agent --config etc/client.cfg --agent echo --arg hello
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devel.your.com>
"hello"
---- stomp call summary ----
Nodes: 1 / 1
Start Time: Tue Nov 03 23:18:40 +0000 2009
Discovery Time: 2001.65ms
Agent Time: 44.17ms
Total Time: 2045.82ms
Agent name
Each agent should be wrapped in a module and class as below, this will create an agent called echo and should live in a file called agents/echo.rb.
module MCollective
module Agent
class Echo
end
end
end
Initialization
Every agent needs to specify a timeout and meta data. The timeout gets used by the app server to kill off agents that is taking too long to finish.
Meta data contains some information about the licence, author and version of the agent. Right now the information is free-form but I suggest supplying at the very least the details below as we’ll start enforcing the existence of it in future.
attr_reader :timeout, :meta
def initialize
@timeout = 1
@meta = {:license => "Apache License, Version 2",
:author => "R.I.Pienaar<EMAIL_ADDRESS>:version => "1.0"}
end
Handling incoming messages
You do not need to be concerned with filtering, authentication, authorization etc when writing agents - the app server takes care of all of that for you.
Whenever a message for your agent pass all the checks it will be passed to you via the handlemsg method.
def handlemsg(msg, stomp)
msg[:body]
end
The msg will be a hash with several keys giving you information about sender, hashes, time it was sent and so forth, in our case we just want to know about the body and we’re sending it right back as a return value.
Online Help
We keep help information, not used right now but future version of the code will have a simple way to get help for each agent, the intent is that inputs, outputs and behavior to all agents would be described in this.
def help
<<-EOH
Echo Agent
==========
Simple agent that just sends the body of any request back
EOH
end
More complex agents
As you write more complex agents and clients you might find the need to have a few separate files make up your agent, you can drop these files into the util directory under plugins.
The classes should be MCollective::Util::Youclass and you should use the following construct to require them from disk:
MCollective::Util.loadclass("MCollective::Util::Youclass")
At present simply requiring them will work and we’ll hope to maintain that but to be 100% future safe use this method.
The Client
We provide a client library that abstracts away a lot of the work in writing simple attractive cli frontends to your agents that supports discovery, filtering, generates help etc. The client lib is functional but we will improve/refactor the options parsing a bit in future.
1 #!/usr/bin/ruby
2
3 require 'mcollective'
4
5 oparser = MCollective::Optionparser.new({}, "filter")
6
7 options = oparser.parse{|parser, options|
8 parser.define_head "Tester for the echo agent"
9 parser.banner = "Usage: mc-echo [options] msg"
10 }
11
12 if ARGV.length > 0
13 msg = ARGV.shift
14 else
15 puts("Please specify a message to send")
16 exit 1
17 end
18
19 begin
20 options[:filter]["agent"] = "echo"
21
22 client = MCollective::Client.new(options[:config])
23
24 stats = client.discovered_req(msg, "echo", options) do |resp|
25 next if resp == nil
26
27 printf("%30s> %s\n", resp[:senderid], resp[:body])
28 end
29 rescue Exception => e
30 puts("Failed to contact any agents: #{e}")
31 exit 1
32 end
33
34 client.display_stats(stats, options)
We can test it works as below:
% ./mc-echo --config etc/client.cfg "hello world"
Determining the amount of hosts matching filter for 2 seconds .... 1
devel.your.com> hello world
Finished processing 1 / 1 hosts in 45.02 ms
Verbose statistics:
% ./mc-echo --config etc/client.cfg "hello world" -v
Determining the amount of hosts matching filter for 2 seconds .... 1
devel.your.com> hello world
---- stomp call summary ----
Nodes: 1 / 1
Start Time: Tue Nov 03 23:28:34 +0000 2009
Discovery Time: 2002.27ms
Agent Time: 45.84ms
Total Time: 2048.11ms
Discovery and filtering:
% ./mc-echo --config etc/client.cfg "hello world" --with-fact country=au
Failed to contact any agents: No matching clients found
% ./mc-echo --config etc/client.cfg "hello world" --with-fact country=uk
Determining the amount of hosts matching filter for 2 seconds .... 1
devel.your.com> hello world
Finished processing 1 / 1 hosts in 38.77 ms
Standard Help:
% ./mc-echo --help
Usage: mc-echo [options] msg
Tester for the echo agent
Common Options
-c, --config FILE Load configuratuion from file rather than default
--dt SECONDS Timeout for doing discovery
--discovery-timeout
-t, --timeout SECONDS Timeout for calling remote agents
-q, --quiet Do not be verbose
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Host Filters
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The following guidelines exist to make the code faster, clearer, and/or to take advantage of the strong type checking in C++.
++i; --j;
i++; j--;
for (Container::iterator iter = large.begin(), end = large.end(); iter != end; ++iter) { ... }
for (Container::iterator iter = large.begin(); iter != large.end(); ++iter) { ... }
foreach
loop in non-time-critical code with a Qt container. It is a nice way to keep line noise down and to give the loop variable a proper name:
foreach (QWidget *widget, container) doSomething(widget);
for (Container::iterator iter = container.begin(), end = container.end(); iter != end; ++iter) doSomething(*iter);Make the loop variable
const
, if possible. This might prevent unnecessary detaching of shared data.
foreach (const QString &name, someListOfNames) doSomething(name);
foreach (QString name, someListOfNames) doSomething(name);
int width; int height; char *nameOfThis; char *nameOfThat;
int a, b; char *c, *d;
class MainWindow : public QMainWindow { ... int mVariable; ... void function(); ... }
class mainWindow : public QMainWindow { ... int Variable; ... void Function(); ... }
class variables start with a lower-case m
.
p
, but not local variables.
int main(int pArgC, char *pArgV[]) { int someVariable; ... }
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int pSomeVariable; ... }
public
, protected
and private
. The public
section is interesting for every user of the class. The private
section is only of interest for the implementors of the class (you).static
member.int width; int height;
int width, height;This is especially important when initialisation is done at the same time:
QString firstName = "Joe"; QString lastName = "Foo";
QString firstName = "Joe", lastName = "Foo";
QString firstName = "Joe";
is formally calling a copy constructor on a temporary string constructed from a string literal and therefore has the potential of being more expensive than direct construction by QString firstName("joe")
. However, the compiler is allowed to elide the copy (even if it has side effects), and modern compilers typically do so. Given these equal costs, OpenCOR code favours the =
idiom as it is in line with the traditional C-style initialisation, and cannot be mistaken as a function declaration, and reduces the level of nested parantheses in more initialisations.
char *ptr = "flop"; char &c = *ptr;
char* ptr = "flop"; char & c = * ptr;Also, we will have:
const char *ptr;
char const * ptr;Using a plain
0
for NULL
pointer constants is always correct and least effort to type. So:
void *ptr = 0;
void *ptr = NULL; void *ptr = '\0'; void *ptr = 42-7*6;
==
is part of the function name, and therefore, spaces make the declaration look like an expression:
operator==(type)
operator == (type)
void mangle()
void mangle ()
if (foo) { }
if(foo){ }
*
or &
, but never after.
int *var1; int &var2;
int* var1; int& var2;
if (codec) { }
if (codec) { }Exception: function implementations and class declarations always have the left curly brace in the beginning of a line:
static void foo() { }
static void foo() { }
class Moo { };
class Moo { };
if (address.isEmpty()) return false;
if (address.isEmpty()) { return false; }
for (int i = 0; i < 10; ++i) qDebug("%d", i);
for (int i = 0; i < 10; ++i) { qDebug("%d", i); }Exception #1: use braces also if the parent statement covers several lines or if it wraps:
if ( address.isEmpty() || !isValid() || !codec) { return false; }
if ( address.isEmpty() || !isValid() || !codec) return false;Exception #2: use braces also in
if-then-else
blocks where either the if
code or the else
code covers several lines:
if (address.isEmpty()) { --it; } else { qDebug("%s", qPrintable(address)); ++it; }
if (address.isEmpty()) --it; else { qDebug("%s", qPrintable(address)); ++it; }
if (cond1) { if (cond2) ... else ... }
if (cond1) if (cond2) ... else ...
while (cond) {}
while (cond);
if ((cond1 && cond2) || cond3)
if (cond1 && cond2 || cond3)
(var1+var2) & var3
var1+var2 & var3
Qt Creator can be configured to display a right margin by selecting the Tools|Options...
menu, then the Text Editor
section, and finally the Display
tab under the Text Wrapping
group box.
if ( longExpression || otherLongExpression || otherOtherLongExpression) { }
if (longExpression || otherLongExpression || otherOtherLongExpression) { }
typeinfo struct
, the dynamic_cast
or the typeid
operators, including throwing exceptions), unless you know what you are doing.QObject
subclass must have a Q_OBJECT
macro, even if it does not have signals or slots, if it is intended to be used with qobject_cast<>
..cpp
/.h
files, then top of those files should include a comment common to both files.#include <QCoreApplication> #include <QMessageBox> #include <QSettings>
#include <QSettings> #include <QCoreApplication> #include <QMessageBox>
#include "common.h" #include "utils.h" #include <QCoreApplication> #include <QFileInfo> #include <QxtCommandOptions> #include <iostream>
<>
rather than ""
to make it easier to spot external dependencies in the sources.
#include <QxtCommandOptions>
#include "QxtCommandOptions"
#include <QFileInfo>
#include <QCore/QFileInfo>
static_cast
, const_cast
, reinterpret_cast
). Both reinterpret_cast
and C-style casts are dangerous, but at least reinterpret_cast
will not remove the const modifier.dynamic_cast
, use qobject_cast
for QObject
, or refactor your design, for example by introducing a type()
method (see QListWidgetItem
), unless you know what you are doing.QString str; return condition?str:"nothing"; // Crash at runtime - QString vs const char *
const char *
is cast to a const int *
, it will crash on machines where integers have to be aligned at two-byte or four-byte boundaries. Use a union to force the compiler to align variables correctly. In the example below, you can be sure that all instances of AlignHelper
are aligned at integer-boundaries:
union AlignHelper { char c; int i; };
main()
or not at all). Even if the execution time of the initialiser is defined for shared libraries, you will get into trouble when moving that code in a plugin or if the library is compiled statically:
// The default constructor needs to be run to initialize x static const QString x; // The constructor that takes a const char * has to be run static const QString s = "Hello, World!"; // The call time of foo() is undefined and might not be called at all static const int i = foo();Things you can do:
// No constructor must be run, x is set at compile time static const char x[] = "someText"; // y will be set at compile time static int y = 7; // s will be initialised statically, i.e. no code is run static MyStruct s = {1, 2, 3}; // Pointers to objects are OK, no code needs to be run to initialise ptr static QString *ptr = 0; // Use Q_GLOBAL_STATIC to create static global objects instead Q_STATIC_GLOBAL(QString, s) void foo() { s()->append("moo"); }
static objects in function scope are not a problem. The constructor will be run the first time the function is entered. The code is not re-entrant, though.
using Qt 5 and C++11, it is now possible to (indirectly) have a static const QString
(see here for more information on QString
), thus making it possible for a variable to be both read-only and sharable.
static const auto s = QStringLiteral("Hello, World!");
static const QString s = "Hello, World!";
char
is signed or unsigned, depending on the architecture. Use signed char
or uchar
if you explicitely want a signed or unsigned char. The following code will break on PowerPC, for example:
// The condition is always true on platforms where the default is unsigned if (c >= 0) { ... }
const
and non-const
iterators. This will silently crash on broken compilers.
for (Container::const_iterator iter = c.constBegin(), end = c.constEnd(); iter != end; ++iter)
for (Container::const_iterator iter = c.begin(), Container::iterator end = c.end(); iter != end; ++iter)
A
has class Q_EXPORT X: public QList<QVariant> {};
and library B
has class Q_EXPORT Y: public QList<QVariant> {};
. Suddenly, QList
symbols are exported from two libraries, which results in a clash.
.cpp
file, not in its .h
file. There is a reason for having both a .cpp
file and a .h
file.enum
to define constants over static const int
or #define
. Enumeration values will be replaced by the compiler at compile time, resulting in faster code. Also, #define
is not namespace safe.inline
functions. It is probably better to rely on the compiler to optimise the code, if necessary, not to mention that, if badly used, inline
functions can result in slower code. A good resource on the topic can be found here.a = 0.5*b;
a = b/2.0;
void function(int &pVar) { pVar = 3; }
void function(int *pVar) { *pVar = 3; }
int function(const int &pVar) { return 3*pVar; }
void function(int pVar) { return 3*pVar; }


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Here’s how you can unlock Microsoft’s SURF game on Edge Canary
by AnmolEarlier today Microsoft released a new icon for the upcoming Microsoft Edge web browser. Along with it, Microsoft also released a new Easter Egg for Edge Canary. Called SURF game, it allows users to surf and complete objectives to win.
If you were having trouble finding how to enable the Easter Egg then here’s a handy guide that should help you enable the game. Do note that the game works only on the latest Canary build of Chromium-based Edge.
- To enable it, open Edge Canary and head to any website. Once there, click on the collection icon and create a new collection named “Microsoft Edge”. If you don’t see the Collections icon, then type “edge://flags#edge-collections” into the address bar and enable the collections flag.
- Once done, click on add current page to add a new website to collections and right-click on it and select edit. Now remove the website text and replace it with “S.” (without quotes). Do this four times to make it spell S.U.R.F.
- Now move the F. up to the R. and drag it back below to trigger the Easter Egg. You should now see another page added to your collection named “edge://surf”. Click on it to launch the game.
We hope this tutorial helps you enable the Easter Egg in the browser. The game is available for a limited time so make sure you check it out at the earliest.


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print_resource
- a generic way to print a resource We use print_resource(procedure)
etc, rather than looking at specific resource details with code like procedure.code.coding[0].as_json()
, so that the demos won't fail if resouces are missing specific content.
from fastcore.test import test_eq, test_stdout
import fhirclient.models.patient as p
import fhirclient.models.humanname as hn
patient = p.Patient({'id': 'patient-1'})
expected = 'Patient {"id": "patient-1", "resourceType": "Patient"}'
test_eq(resource_to_string(patient), expected)
test_eq(resource_to_string([patient, patient]), [expected, expected])
test_stdout(lambda: print_resource(patient), expected)


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Module: Isimud::ModelWatcher::ClassMethods
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Instance Method Summary (collapse)
- - (Object) isimud_model_watcher_type
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- (Object) sync_include(_sync_includes)
Include the following tables when fetching records for synchronization.
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- (Integer) synchronize(options = {})
Synchronize instances of this model with the data warehouse.
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- (Object) watch_attributes(*attributes)
Set attributes to observe and include in messages.
Instance Method Details
- (Object) isimud_model_watcher_type
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- (Object) sync_include(_sync_includes)
Include the following tables when fetching records for synchronization
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- (Integer) synchronize(options = {})
Synchronize instances of this model with the data warehouse. This is accomplished by calling isimud_notify_updated() on each instance fetched from the database.
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# File 'lib/isimud/model_watcher.rb', line 47 def synchronize( = {}) where_clause = [:where] || {} output = [:output] || nil count = 0 query = self.where(where_clause) query = query.includes(sync_includes) if sync_includes query.find_each do |m| next unless m.isimud_synchronize? begin m.isimud_sync rescue Bunny::ClientTimeout, Timeout::Error => e output && output.print("\n#{e}, sleeping for 10 seconds") sleep(10) m.isimud_sync end if (count += 1) % 100 == 0 output && output.print('.') end if (count % 1000) == 0 GC.start end end count end |
- (Object) watch_attributes(*attributes)
Set attributes to observe and include in messages. Any property method with a return value may be included in the list of attributes.
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# File 'lib/isimud/model_watcher.rb', line 32 def watch_attributes(*attributes) self.isimud_watch_attributes = attributes.flatten.map(&:to_s) if attributes.present? end |


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Create polls, surveys, or other forms on the Aeon blockchain.
Create a Form
Share Response
Forms
Form structure
Forms can have many questions each with different types of responses.
Each question will have a prompt and a list of options that can be used to respond to that prompt.
Questions can have a minimum and maximum number of answers in their response.
Forms also have different expiration conditions such as when a certain amount of blocks have passed or when a certain amount of coins have been registered to the form. When a form expires, the responses are saved and publicly available here, on forms.aeon.wiki.
Each response is cryptographically signed and backed by a certain number of coins. The information of responses are independently verifiable by anyone using a block explorer or the Aeon CLI tools.
Creating a Form
Method 1: Form Creator
Forms submitted to forms.aeon.wiki follow a JSON format structure:
{
"form_id":
[
block_begin,
block_end,
amount_req=0,
expiration="duration",
[
"prompt_1",
["option_1","option_2",...,"option_n"],
num_responses_min=1,
num_responses_max=1
],
[
"prompt_2",
["option_1","option_2",...,"option_n"],
num_responses_min=1,
num_responses_max=1
],
...
]
}
For example,
{"2054":[230512,233512,["Hardfork at height 250000",["Y","N"]]]}
Responses
Create the hexadecimal response message
The response format to use is also JSON:
{"form_id":[[choices for prompt 1 separated by commas], [choices for prompt 2 separated by commas], ... ]}
As an example,
{"1":[[1,2],["superman"]]}
This is a response to form with ID 1 with choices 1 and 2 for prompt 1 and answer "superman" for prompt 3. Be sure to surround any free form input with double quotations.
Next, encode this data to hex using any ascii-to-hex converter. Our response {"1":[[1,2],["superman"]]}
now becomes
7b2231223a5b5b312c325d2c5b2273757065726d616e225d5d7d
If the response is less than 64 chacters, pad the front with left so it is exactly 64 hexadecimal characters.
0000000000007b2231223a5b5b312c325d2c5b2273757065726d616e225d5d7d
This is the final form of the response.
Share the message
Method 1: Embed response in Payment ID.
Make a transfer with the padded hexadecimal response as a payment ID. Payment IDs can only be at most 64 characters, so if your final response is longer than 64 characters, you are required to use method 2.
Method 2: Sign a message with Tx Priv Key.
If you already have a transaction you would like to use to respond to a form, you can generate a signature where the message is your response according to the format above. This can be accomplished through the aeon-wallet-cli tools using the command "get-tx-proof". After the signature is calculated, the response information can shared publicly and added to the database hosted here.


Goodreads - 3/5.
First impression: Overall the tone of the book is slightly arrogant. The author’s ego is soaking from every page.
After the read: The book is best suited for a sales position in corporate America. Overall the message of the book is: Be prepared, know what’s expected of you and give it to the inverviewer in advance. In chapter 9 there is a summary of REAPRICH method. Chapter 10-12,15 are unrelated to hiring process.
Chapter 1.
Hiring managers could be of 4 types:
- the power tripper - tries to prove his own intellectual prowess
- the defensive crouhcer - feels unsafe with poeple they fear could do their jobs better
- method man - follows script and expects valid answers
- rogue agent - not fitting in 3 types above, dark horse
REAPRICH - 8 step plan to win the interview. results / energy / attitude / process / relationships / interview the interviewer / close the interviewer / humanity
Chapter 2
- research the company
- polish resume
- be tenacious
On the day of interview - be on time, dress well, shine your shoes, bring hard copy of your resume, give a firm handshake, look into the eye.
Don’t discuss personal problems, family, bad experiences with past employers.
Chapter 3. REA
Be enthusiastic (E - energy) and have positive A (attitude).
Chapter 4. P - Spotlight on creativity
You’re in great shape if the manager ends up saying, “I want you on board so you can do this for me or my team. I want this to be a part of our skill set and our arsenal as we move forward as an organization.”
Chapter 5. R - Relationships
One of the biggest fears of hiring managers is having a personality conflict on their team. Showing that you have the ability to create and maintain relationships alleviates this fear.
Exercise: Write down two long-term relationships such as bosses, coaches, mentors, or friends (one which affected your career). Answer the following questions in writing for each: How did you secure this relationship? Was it through performance? How did this person become interested in you? How did he or she see positive qualities in you? How did you build and nurture this connection?
Chapter 6. I - interview the interviewer
Ask something that you can’t find in public sources.
- Tell me about some of your most successful people. What’s made them great?
- How can I help your team? What is the best way my skills could add value?
- If you hired me today, what would you have me help you and your team with in the first three months?
Chapter 7. Close the interview
Like in sales - try to close the deal.
Chapter 8. Humanity
Small talk in the end. Author suggests to directly ask if you’re recommended for hire.
Chapter 9. Recap.
The most successful interview candidates aren’t necessarily the most experienced, the most educated, or the most qualified for the job. They are the best prepared.
Chapter 14. Tough questions
- Who are you?
- Why should I hire you?
- Give an example of a time you tried your best and failed.
- Who was the worst boss (or employee) you ever worked with?
- What four words would someone close to you use to describe you?
- Who was your best mentor?
- What do you feel you will bring to this organization?
- Where do you want to be in five years?
- What is your greatest weakness?
- What is your ninety-day plan to be successful here?
- Give me an example of where you took a difficult customer or situation and turned it into a win.


Table
Column sorting is achieved using the fdColumnSortable
directive. Place this directive on the desired
column(s) to sort, set the [sortDir]
input to the corresponding component variable that dictates sort direction, and use (click)
to call the
sorting algorithm on your component. Valid values
for sort direction are 'asc'
, 'desc'
, 'dsc'
or 'none'
. Note in
this example that calling a sort function for
one column will reset the sort direction for the other sortable column.
Table with Checkboxes
While there is no formal support for row selection, fundamental-ngx does provide the tools to accomplish
this. The following example is simply one of the many methods that can be used.
Table with Angular CDK
The fd-table
directive can be used in conjunction with the Angular CDK, granting the functionality of the
CDK table with the style of the Fundamentals table.
CDK's Drag and Drop feature can be used along with the Fundamental NGX table. You can rearrange rows, columns, or cells,
subscribe to events and handle data changes in your component accordingly.
Responsive Table
The fd-table-responsive-wrapper
directive can be used in along with fd-table
directive inside which makes
table easy to read even on smaller devices.
To test it, reduce size of screen


dispersed_phases.hydrate_formation_time¶
-
dispersed_phases.
hydrate_formation_time
(dbm_obj, z, m, T, profile)[source]¶ Compute the hydrate formation time
Computes the time to form a hydrate shell using the empirical model from Jun et al. (2015). If the particle is above the hydrate stability zone, the formation time is np.inf. If it is below the hydrate statbility line, the maximum formation time t_star is computed based on the particle diameter. For high hydrate subcooling, the formation time can be accelerated by a factor phi = f(extent of subcooling). The final hydrate formation time is t_hyd = phi * t_star.
The idea behind this model is that bubbles or droplets in the ocen may form a hydrate shell that results in dirty-bubble mass and heat transfer and rise velocity. This algorithm sets the time to form the shell based on measured field data by Rehder et al. (2002). The model has been validated to field data in Romer et al. (2012), McGinnis et al. (2006), Warkinski et al. (2014), and the GISR field experiments.
- Parameters
- dbm_objdbm.FluidParticle object
Discrete bubble model dbm.FluidParticle object. Since this method must calculate the hydrate stability temperature, it cannot be used on dbm.InsolubleParticle objects. A hydrate formation time can still be set for those particles, but not estimated from this function.
- zfloat
Release depth (m)
- mndarray
Initial masses of the components of the dbm_obj (kg)
- Tfloat
Initial temperature of the of dbm~_obj particle (K)
- profileambient.Profile object
An object containing the ambient CTD data and associated methods.
- Returns
- t_hydfloat
Hydrate formation time (s)


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Teresa Giudice speaks out on Good Morning America about husband Joe
by WABCNEW YORK -- In an ABC News exclusive, Teresa Giudice is talking for the first time about reuniting overseas with her husband Joe, who was deported.
The "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star spoke with Paula Faris for Thursday morning's edition of "Good Morning America."
"Is he at peace, does Joe seem like he's at peace?" Paula asked.
"He said he cried, after we left he cried the whole day, he said," she said. "Just missing his daughters. He said he was so sad."
The couple has four daughters, and they vacationed together in Italy.
Though Joe Giudice opposes his deportation, he asked a court to allow him to relocate to Italy during the fight.
The couple pleaded guilty in 2014 to financial fraud, and Teresa Giudice served her sentence first and was released in December 2015.
Joe Giudice has been held by immigration officials since he completed his 41-month prison term. A judge ruled that he would be deported upon completion of his sentence.
Giudice has said he came to the U.S. as an infant and wasn't aware he wasn't an American citizen.
As for their relationship, Teresa said it's "to be determined." She added that they're taking it day by day.
She told Faris that she and Joe only want the best for each other.


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It was the best of times, it was the worst of times…
…it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way—in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only.

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times…

…it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of
incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter
of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all
going direct the other way—in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest
authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only.

Page-level UI headings. Basic and smaller sizing for page level titles is available.

Page Level Heading

Secondary Color Page Level Heading

Small Page Level Heading

Secondary Color Small Page Level Heading

Note that UI Section Headings are going to be "heading" content, so most if not all of the time, they will be heading elements. Use the `pe-title` class for this UI Section Headings style.

Default UI Section Headings

Bold UI Section Headings (h3 example)

non-h3 Bold UI Section Headings

Secondary Color Default UI Section Headings

Titles can be larger or smaller for additional emphasis. Note: pe-title--extra-large has been deprecated in v1 Elements.

Small UI Section Headings

Small and Bold UI Section Headings

Secondary Color Small UI Section Headings

Large UI Section Headings

Large and bold UI Section Headings

Secondary Color Large UI Section Headings

Note these are not related to form element labels (use the HTML `label` element for those). This was remapped from a "label" in v0 to a "UI Text" in v1. The markup remains the same as in v0.

Default UI Text

Secondary UI Text

Bold UI Text

UI text can be smaller or larger than the default.

Small UI Text

Small UI Text secondary color

Large UI Text

Large UI Text secondary color

When UI Text is used on a dark background, use `pe-label--inverse` to make it visible.

Use the  ,  ,  , <s> ,  ,  ,  ,  ,  and <q> elements to indicate contextual changes or differences within a string of text.
The  element represents an abbreviation.
Basic elements are the backbone of any HTML document.

The  and  elements represent text that has been inserted and deleted, respectively.
It was the best of times, it was the
blurst
worst
of times…

It was the best of times, it was the blurstworst of times…

The <s> (strikethrough) element should be used to indicate text that is no longer relevant or accurate.
Support is provided for the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer
, and IE versions 7 and 8
.

Support is provided for the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer<s>, and IE versions 7 and
8</s>.

Use the  element to highlight text.
The latest report shows that profits have increased by 15% over the previous year.

The latest report shows that profits have increased by 15% over the previous year.

Use the  element to emphasize a word, phrase, or other part of the text.
I think carrots are ok, but I love beets.

I think carrots are ok, but I love beets.

Use the  element when you want to give text strong importance with respect to other text in the same context.
Use rm -rf to recursively remove files. Be careful when using-f
because it will remove files without prompting for confirmation.
Use rm -rf to recursively remove files. Be careful when using -f because it will remove files without prompting for confirmation.
Use the  element to lower characters below the font baseline. This is commonly done in mathematical expressions and chemical formulas.
The main ingredient is H 2 O.

The main ingredient is H2O.

Use the  element to raise characters above the font baseline. This is not only used exponents, but also for ordinals, the trademark symbol, and atomic charges.
On December 5 th , the Dutch celebrate Saint Nicholas' Eve.

On December 5th, the Dutch celebrate Saint Nicholas' Eve.

The <q> element should be used for inline quotations.
That does not compute
is one of several of the Robot's catchphrases used in the television show
Lost in Space
.

Use the  element for inline code examples.
The

HTML element represents a section of a document.
The
 HTML element represents a section of a document.
A multi-line code block should be wrapper with

 elements.
// This is a code example
function greet(greeting) {
console.log(greeting);
}
greet('hello, world');

// This is a code example
function greet(greeting) {
console.log(greeting);
}
greet('hello, world');

Use the  element to represent user input.
To switch directories, type
cd
followed by the name of the directory.
To edit settings, press
ctrl
+
,

To switch directories, type cd followed by the name of the directory.

To edit settings, press ctrl + ,

Use `pe-list--unstyled` for plain lists.

When nested, `pe-styled-lists--ordered` should be added to each
 element.
Basic body. As you read, quiz yourself to review concepts and prep for exams, without leaving the page. What could be easier?
And back to the regular copy. Hopefully you are fully prepared for your exams now. At least you have a to do list all set up for you. Basic body. As you read, quiz yourself to review concepts and prep for exams, without leaving the page. What could be easier?

Basic body. As you read, quiz yourself to review concepts and prep for exams, without leaving the page. What could
be easier?

When nested, `pe-styled-lists--unordered` should be added to each
 element.
And back to the regular copy. Hopefully you are fully prepared for your exams now. At least you have a to do list all set up for you. Basic body. As you read, quiz yourself to review concepts and prep for exams, without leaving the page. What could be easier?
And back to the regular copy. Hopefully you are fully prepared for your exams now. At least you have a to do list all set up for you.

And back to the regular copy. Hopefully you are fully prepared for your exams now. At least you have a to do list all
set up for you.
Basic body. As you read, quiz yourself to review concepts and prep for exams, without leaving the page. What could
be easier?

When nested, `pe-styled-lists-heading--ordered` should be added to each
 element for lists directly under a heading.

Basic body. As you read, quiz yourself to review concepts and prep for exams, without leaving the page. What
could be easier?

Use a link to represent a user navigational element. For performing an action on the page, such as closing a dialog, use a <button> element instead.
HTML anchor elements require an `href` attribute. Without it, anchors are not keyboard-focusable. Link text should be clear and actionable; try to avoid text like "click here." Finally, be aware that anchors do not have a disabled state, and setting the disabled attribute on it does nothing.
For more information, view your account page .

For more information, view your account page.

Use tables to display tabular data. For simply laying things out in a visual grid form, use CSS instead (and ensure any focusables follow visual tab order if you do).
Tables should have either a heading above them, or a caption element, giving them their name/basic description.
All tables will have:
scope
attribute
Any captions or toolbars, above or below tables, have a distance of 28px from the table. To ensure this, use the following class names:
If you're using an actual table

tag in our `pe-table` table, the caption will be on top and already have the correct distance. For bottom captions,
give the table the class `pe-caption--bottom` and its caption will do the right thing.
For actual separate elements (such as a heading tag instead of a caption tag, or a toolbar meant as table filtering controls), those elements need to be directly before or after the table in the code and use either class: `pe-table-toolbar` or `pe-table-caption`.
| Name | Superpower(s) | Battle Cry | Team | Nemesis |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Franklin Pierce | Dashing Good Looks, Waffler Extraordinaire | "I shall Pierce my enemies!" | Alcoholics Anonymous | The Grim Reaper, Bum Knee |
| Ulysses S Grant | Drinking, Fighting | "Unconditional Surrender!" | Alcoholics Anonymous | Alcohol |
| Theodore Roosevelt | Will of Steel, Friend to All the Animals | "Bully!" | Rough Riders | Corporations, Trusts, Monopolies |
| William Howard Taft | Immense mass | "TAFT SMASH!" | Skull and Bones | Bathtubs |
You can change the alignments of the data. Here the caption is at the bottom of the table and aligned left. The Team column is centered. The value column is right-aligned.
Left align class name (default, this is only needed to override): `pe-table__left` Right align class name: `pe-table__right` Center align class name: `pe-table__center`
| Name | Country | Team | Net Worth (in bazillions) |
|---|---|---|---|
| (Keith) Rupert Murdoch | Australia | Foxxxy Foxes | 13 |
| William Randall Hearst | United States | Yellow Journalists | 30 |
| Mark Zuckerberg | United States | SpyFace | 62 |
| Mao Zedong | China | LAMAO | 0 |
Selectable-row tables require Javascript for full styling. See the React version of tables for this functionality.
Tables with sortable columns will have controls for sorting in the table headers, represented by the sorting icons. These tables also require JavaScript to do anything. The React table is able to accept outside sorting functionality.


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The Ghost of Jehovah
This week I got the latest issue of Presbyterians Today, the periodical from the Presbyterian Church USA. The magazine, like the denomination itself, has a pretty progressive slant. It’s not filled with numerous biblical references, or spiritual content, but with social justice activism. I’m not pointing this out to condemn social justice activism. After all, the prophets and Jesus remind us constantly of the value of social justice. In fact, I think it’s sad that if you look up “Christian social justice” on Amazon, many of the books the search pulls up are negative. Titles like Why Social Justice Is Not Biblical Justice: An Urgent Appeal to Fellow Christians in a Time of Social Crisis and Christianity and Social Justice: Religions in Conflict are bestsellers.
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