Privacy
is a method for users to block communications from particular other users. In XMPP this is done by managing one's privacy lists.
Server-side privacy lists enable successful completion of the following use cases:
The API implementation releases three main public classes:
PrivacyListManager
: this is the main API class to retrieve and handle server privacy lists.PrivacyList
: witch represents one privacy list, with a name, a set of privacy items. For example, the list with visible or invisible.PrivacyItem
: block or allow one aspect of privacy. For example, to allow my friend to see my presence.// Create a privacy manager for the current connection._
PrivacyListManager privacyManager = PrivacyListManager.getInstanceFor(myConnection);
// Retrieve server privacy lists_
PrivacyList[] lists = privacyManager.getPrivacyLists();
Now the client is able to show every PrivacyItem
of the server and also for every list if it is active, default or none of them. The client is a listener of privacy changes.
// Set the name of the list_
String listName = "newList";
// Create the list of PrivacyItem that will allow or deny some privacy aspect_
String user =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>String groupName = "enemies";
ArrayList privacyItems = new ArrayList();
PrivacyItem item = new PrivacyItem(PrivacyItem.Type.jid, user, true, 1);
privacyItems.add(item);
item = new PrivacyItem(PrivacyItem.Type.subscription, PrivacyItem.SUBSCRIPTION_BOTH, true, 2);
privacyItems.add(item);
item = new PrivacyItem(PrivacyItem.Type.group, groupName, false, 3);
item.setFilterMessage(true);
privacyItems.add(item);
// Get the privacy manager for the current connection._
PrivacyListManager privacyManager = PrivacyListManager.getInstanceFor(myConnection);
// Create the new list._
privacyManager.createPrivacyList(listName, privacyItems);
// Set the name of the list_
String listName = "existingList";
// Get the privacy manager for the current connection._
PrivacyListManager privacyManager = PrivacyListManager.getInstanceFor(myConnection);
// Sent the new list to the server._
privacyManager.updatePrivacyList(listName, items);
Notice items
was defined at the example 2 and MUST contain all the elements in the list (not the "delta").
// Set the name of the list_
String listName = "existingList";
// Get the privacy manager for the current connection._
PrivacyListManager privacyManager = PrivacyListManager.getInstanceFor(myConnection);
// Remove the list._
privacyManager.deletePrivacyList(listName);
// Get the privacy manager for the current connection._
PrivacyListManager privacyManager = PrivacyListManager.getInstanceFor(myConnection);
// Decline the use of the active list._
privacyManager.declineActiveList();
// Get the privacy manager for the current connection._
PrivacyListManager privacyManager = PrivacyListManager.getInstanceFor(myConnection);
// Decline the use of the default list._
privacyManager.declineDefaultList();
Listening for Privacy Changes
In order to handle privacy changes, clients SHOULD listen manager's updates. When a list is changed the manager notifies every added listener. Listeners MUST implement the PrivacyListListener
interface. Clients may need to react when a privacy list is modified. The PrivacyListManager
lets you add listerners that will be notified when a list has been changed. Listeners should implement the PrivacyListListener
interface.
The most important notification is updatedPrivacyList
that is performed when a privacy list changes its privacy items.
The listener becomes notified after performing:
// Get the privacy manager for the current connection._
PrivacyListManager privacyManager = PrivacyListManager.getInstanceFor(myConnection);
// Add the listener (this) to get notified_
privacyManager.addListener(this);
Copyright (C) Jive Software 2002-2008


31 July 2020
I have a really strong wish to be strong for myself and for others to be able to advocate for themselves too.
I have learned how essential it is to make and take time for my emotional reactions and experiences when learning and eventually when working too
When my feelings are validated, my ego is more agreeable and my sense of general empowerment and self assuredness is elevated.
What are the role of values, empathy and self awareness in learning and programming?
They are the foundation upon which any sill or acquisition of knowledge is built upon. These components of a self are what we can rely on and turn to at anypoint in our learning and working journey. They provide answers to the question of ‘Why’ we are doing what we are choosing to do and are the source of our most precious inner orientation.
What has surprised me the most about core learning?
How limitless this learning is, and how it is as much a continuously evolving practice in which the learning occurs through both inner and outer observation.
What were the most challenging aspects of the core learning?
Having honest yet kind conversations with myself in order to grow in the ways I want to. Not looking away too quickly even when it is uncomfortable!
Why do I think EDA, a programming school, are spending so much time focusing on core learning in a web development bootcamp course?
I think Dev understands the relationship that ‘work’ has with the rest of our life. The model of learning that they are promoting seems to encourage us to care for our ‘work-selves’ as well as we would like to look after ourselves in the other areas of life. Infact, I believe Dev Academy rebuts the distinctions between work and non-work as well-being doesn’t abide by such distinctions. Being well as a programmer promotes well-being elsewhere in life and also sets us up well for a balanced and sustainable career in tech. I wish other industries did the same!
What is my long term goal and/or career pathway?
I want to work in the tech industry as part of a team, preferably remotely. I would love to work on projects that align with my values, particularly sustainability and community well-being. I have aspirations to be a team leader of sorts and possibly even try my hand at being in a facilitation or in a role that employs the use and sharing of human skills.
What do I think my biggest strengths and limitations will be in Bootcamp?
Speed learning, and moving on with the pace of the course even if I would prefer to stay and dive deep into a particular topic. I think I will enjoy spending time working with people. I am hoping that my focus and trust in myself will keep me strong through the process.
How do might the values I spoke of in week 2 think help or hinder me during Bootcamp?
I look over the values that I wrote about in week two and I still feel greatly bonded to them. Trust is another value I’ve been calling on a lot during foundations. Trust that I have made a good decision, trust that what I don’t understand at first glance will soon make sense to me, trust that fulfilling my needs (like food, sleep, outside time and companionship) is ultimately in support of my goal to do well in this course. I think that by trusting myself and listening to the signals I get from my body will allow me to get the most out of this course. I’m nervous that I may interpret my body telling me it needs a break as lack of motivation or even ‘laziness’ but trust in myself is what I will need to call upon to truly look after myself during the process.
What might my biggest non-technical challenge at Bootcamp be?
Balancing my time and nurturing important relationships in my life while also doing bootcamp. I am in the midst of a big life change, my partner and I are in the process of finalising the purchase of a home and I want to allow myself to celebrate this milestone with him. With his support at home, I’m hoping that I will get through bootcamp with a steady mindstate but I am nervous that stress points that I encounter along the way may put stress on our interactions. I’m mindful of this and will feel really proud if I can proceed through this journey with grace.
What non-technical skills do I want to develop while at EDA?
I want to grow in my ability to manage my time well and stay true to the plans and goals I set myself. I want to show myself that I am able to take care of myself in a physical sense during bootcamp too. I just really want it to be an all round growthful and enjoyable journey.
What are some areas for development you would like to work on?
I really want to practice honest an kind communication when it comes to giving feedback. I still want to work on changing my idea of feedback being a hard thing to it being an act of generosity and comradery. I would also like to build healthy reflective habits to help my process each day so I can meet the next in a ready state.
What are my expectations of myself on Bootcamp?
I expect that I will arrive in each state having prepared myself for a day of learning. I want to turn up open, receptive and with a big engagement. I want to make sure that I make space for myself to take time building relationships with others, having a laugh alongside doing ‘the work’. I expect that I can have an awareness of both the task at hand and the people/environment around me.
How and where will I seek help in a timely way?
I will use the check in times with both the Human Skills Facilitator and my tech-in person to express any concerns. I will practice reaching out to my peers in the course (my experiences doing that during the foundations course have been greatly rewarding). I will also be sure to communicate with those outside of the course who have offered their help i.e my brother Nick and friends Stan and Mischa.
My commitment to how I will manage my workload in this programme.
"I will manage my time during boot camp in a number of ways. Before launching into a task/assignment I will reference the guidelines set out by our facilitators. I will also honor an overall structure for the week in which I will have time off at lunch time, evenings and Sundays. I will allow myself to consciously change my overall ‘work times’ only if I have considered my life commitments and well being first. I will use the pomodoro timer to ensure I am having small breaks while doing a task and I will communicate my plan and availability to my teammates if working on a team project. "
Emma x


About Me
Roll Tide
Future Goals
My goals after gSchool is to be able to build cool things and get a great job as a developer
ROLL TIDE!
Never sit in this again
ROLL TIDE!
Continue to stare at the flatirons every day


LKDeviceErrorType
public enum LKDeviceErrorType : String
Enum with every loopKey error possible
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case ESYN
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case EPER
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case EALC
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case ETMO
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case EMSL
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Undocumented
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case EMSS
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Undocumented
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case EUNC
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Undocumented
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case ECKS
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Undocumented
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case ECMD
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Undocumented
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case EMOD
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Undocumented
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case EDUR
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Undocumented
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case EALL
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Undocumented
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case ENOL
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Undocumented
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case ELOC
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Undocumented
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case ELOS
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Undocumented
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case ELOB
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Undocumented
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case EDOP
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case ESTI
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Undocumented
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case ESRU
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Undocumented
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case ESST
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Undocumented
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case EPAS
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Undocumented
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case EPNF
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case EPNV
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case EALU
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case notString
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case unknown
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case failedCrcCheck
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case unsupportedResponseKind
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case invalidResponseSize
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case failedAuthentication
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case failedToSign
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case failedToSignOnline
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case unauthorizedOperation
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case emptyResponse
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case timeout
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case unavailableRollCount


Ryan Lowe has 'no hard feelings' towards goalkeeper Remi Matthews over red card incident
Lowe was sent-off playing for Bury against Argyle at Home Park in January 2018
by Chris ErringtonPlymouth Argyle manager Ryan Lowe has insisted he has ‘no hard feelings’ towards Bolton Wanderers goalkeeper Remi Matthews over a red card incident at Home Park in 2018.
Lowe was playing for Bury at the time, near the end of his playing career, when he was sent-off for a challenge on Matthews, who was on loan to the Pilgrims from Norwich City.
Now, nearly two years on, Lowe is the manager of Argyle, who are away to Matthews and his Bolton team-mates in the FA Cup first round tomorrow.
Lowe was reminded of the incident at his pre-match media call ahead of the trip to the University of Bolton Stadium and said with a laugh: “I will give him a slight dig when I walk out the tunnel!”
 Six hours on the way home and no-one spoke to me.”
Lowe was a first half substitute for bottom-of-the-table Bury when they played Argyle in a League One game on January 6, 2018, which they lost 3-0.
He was sent-off in the 60 minute after he chased after a through ball into the Pilgrims’ penalty area.
Matthews dived forward to get the ball but referee Trevor Kettle decided that Lowe’s challenge on the ‘keeper warranted his dismissal.
Derek Adams, who was Argyle manager, described it as ‘a clear red card’.
To this day, Lowe insists ‘I didn’t touch him’ but he said: “It’s football. I don’t carry things on. I don’t dwell on things.
“He (Matthews) played the game and I wish some of my players would play the game sometimes when they are being whacked.
“Look, it is what it is. I have got no hard feelings against him at all.”
Matthews has made a total of 15 starts for Bolton this season and his recent performances have earned praise from manager Keith Hill.


CharactersFavoriteFragment |
View listing the added favorite characters with option to remove element by swiping. class CharactersFavoriteFragment : BaseFragment<<ERROR CLASS>, CharactersFavoriteViewModel> |
CharactersFavoriteViewModel |
View model responsible for preparing and managing the data for CharactersFavoriteFragment. class CharactersFavoriteViewModel : ViewModel |
CharactersFavoriteViewState |
Different states for CharactersFavoriteFragment. sealed class CharactersFavoriteViewState : BaseViewState |


See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Account |
Account is a component of a Chart Of Accounts, and
is part of a Ledger.
|
| AccountBasedExpenseLineDetail |
Product: ALL
Description: Account based expense
detail for a transaction line.
|
| AdvancedInventoryPrefs |
QBW: only.
|
| Attachable |
Product: ALL
Description: Describes the details of
the attachment.
|
| AttachableRef |
Product: ALL
Description: Describes the details of the attachable and provides information such as where they are referenced and custom fields.
|
| AttachableResponse |
AttachableResponse entity describing the response of upload results
|
| Attribute |
Java class for Attribute complex type.
|
| Attributes |
Java class for Attributes complex type.
|
| BatchItemRequest |
QueryResponse entity describing the response of query
|
| BatchItemResponse |
QueryResponse entity describing the response of query
|
| Bill |
Bill is an AP transaction representing a
request-for-payment from a third party for goods/services rendered
and/or received
|
| BillPayment |
Financial transaction representing a Payment by
check issued to pay one or more bills received from 3rd party
(vendor) for purchased goods or services.
|
| BillPaymentCheck |
Java class for BillPaymentCheck complex type.
|
| BillPaymentCreditCard |
Java class for BillPaymentCreditCard complex type.
|
| BooleanTypeCustomFieldDefinition |
Product: ALL
Description: Provides for strong-typing of the BooleanType CustomField.
|
| Budget |
Describes Budget specifications
|
| BudgetDetail |
Describes budget details for each budget
|
| Cascade |
Product: QBO Description: Object representing cascading events on entities resulting from a transaction event.
|
| CascadeResponse |
Product: QBO Description: Holder for a collection of Cascade objects.
|
| CashBackInfo |
Java class for CashBackInfo complex type.
|
| CashPurchase |
Cash based expense type definition
|
| CDCQuery |
CDCQuery entity describing need for query
|
| CDCResponse |
QueryResponse entity describing the response of query
|
| ChargeCredit |
Financial transaction representing a request for
credit on payment for
goods or services that have been sold.
|
| CheckPayment |
Product: ALL
Description: Check payment details for
both payments to vendors and payments from customers.
|
| CheckPurchase |
Financial Transaction information that pertains to
the entire Check.
|
| Class |
Classes provide a way to track different segments
of the business, and to break down the income and expenses for each
segment.
|
| ColData |
One ColData can contain one column
|
| Column |
Describes a column
|
| Columns |
List of columns
|
| Company |
Describes Company information
|
| CompanyAccountingPrefs |
Defines Company Accounting Prefs details
|
| CompanyCurrency |
Company currency are the currencies used by the
company.
|
| CompanyInfo |
Describes Company information
|
| ContactInfo |
Product: ALL
Description: Contact information identified by Type.
|
| CreditCardPayment |
Product: ALL
Description: Information about a
payment received by credit card.
|
| CreditCardPurchase |
Financial Transaction information that pertains to
the entire Check.
|
| CreditChargeInfo |
Product: ALL
Description: Holds credit-card information to request a credit card payment from a merchant account service, but NOT any response or authorization information from the merchant account service provider -- see CreditChargeResponse
|
| CreditChargeResponse |
Product: ALL
Description: Holds credit-card transaction response information from a merchant account service, but not any credit card or payment request information - see CreditChargeInfo.
|
| CreditMemo |
Financial transaction representing a refund (or
credit) of payment or part of a payment for goods or services that
have been sold.
|
| Currency |
Describes the properties of currencies defined in
QuickBooks.
|
| CurrencyPrefs |
Java class for CurrencyPrefs complex type.
|
| Customer |
Product: ALL
Description: QBO: The Customer entityrepresents the consumer of the service or the product that your business offers.
|
| CustomerMsg |
A standard message to a customer that can be
included at the bottom of a sales form.
|
| CustomerType |
Product: ALL
Description: Customer types allow categorizing customers in ways that are meaningful to the business.
|
| CustomField |
Product: ALL
Description: Custom field that can be added to an entity.
|
| CustomFieldDefinition |
Product: ALL
Description: The definition of a custom field for an Intuit type to add additional columns dynamically on a existing Intuit entities.
|
| DataChangeEvent | |
| DateTypeCustomFieldDefinition |
Product: ALL
Description: Provides for strong-typing of the DateType CustomField.
|
| Department |
Department provide a way to track different
segments of the business, and to break down the income and expenses
for each segment.
|
| Deposit |
Transaction recording a payment from the customer
held in the Undeposited Funds account into the Bank account.
|
| DepositLineDetail |
Product: ALL
Description: Deposit detail for a
transaction line.
|
| DescriptionLineDetail |
Product: ALL
Description: Information about
Description.
|
| DiscountLineDetail |
Product: ALL
Description: Discount detail for a
transaction line.
|
| DiscountOverride |
Java class for DiscountOverride complex type.
|
| EffectiveTaxRate |
Product: QBO
Description: EffectiveTaxRate detail
|
| EmailAddress |
Product: ALL
Description: EmailAddress type definition.
|
| EmailDeliveryInfo |
Product: QBO
Description: Specifies various fields
required for emailing different transaction
|
| EmailMessage |
Product: QBO
Description: Base type holding default subject and message for transaction emails.
|
| EmailMessagesPrefs |
Defines Messages Prefs details
|
| Employee |
Describes the Party as a Employee Role view
|
| Entity | |
| EntityTypeRef |
Product: ALL
Description: Reference information for
an entity.
|
| Error |
Error Type detailing error
|
| Estimate |
Transaction entity is the base class of all
transactions
|
| EventNotification | |
| ExchangeRate |
Describes properties of an exchange rate between
source and target currencies.
|
| Fault |
Fault entity describing the fault
|
| FinanceChargePrefs |
Java class for FinanceChargePrefs complex type.
|
| FixedAsset |
An asset you do not expect to convert to cash
during one year of normal operations.
|
| GenericContactType |
Product: ALL
Description: Contact type other than email, phone, address.
|
| GroupLineDetail |
Product: ALL
Description: Detail for a group item
line, including the lines expanded from the group item.
|
| Header |
Group Header
|
| IntuitAnyType |
Product: ALL
Description: Definition of IntuitAnyType to add and extend new elements to the existing entities.
|
| IntuitBatchRequest |
QueryResponse entity describing the response of query
|
| IntuitEntity |
Product: ALL
Description: Base type of any top level Intuit Entity of small business type.
|
| IntuitResponse |
IntuitResponse is a holder of all types of entities that come as part of response
|
| InventorySite |
Product: QBW
Description: The InventorySite resource
represents a location where inventory is stored.
|
| Invoice |
Product: QBO
Description: The Invoice entity
represents an invoice to a customer.
|
| Item |
Product: QBO
Description: The Item resource
represents any product or service that is sold or purchased.
|
| ItemAssemblyDetail |
Product: ALL
Description: Contains the details of an
inventory assembly item.
|
| ItemBasedExpenseLineDetail |
Product: ALL
Description: Item based expense detail
for a transaction line.
|
| ItemComponentLine |
Product: ALL
Description: Constituent line of a
group item.
|
| ItemGroupDetail |
Product: ALL
Description: Contains the details of a
group item.
|
| ItemLineDetail |
Product: ALL
Description: Information about the
goods sold: what is sold, how much/many and for what price.
|
| ItemReceiptLineDetail |
Product: ALL
Description: ItemReceipt detail for a
transaction line.
|
| JobInfo |
Product: QBW
Description: Details for the Job.
|
| JobType |
Product: ALL
Description: Job types allow for categorizing jobs so that similar jobs can be grouped and subtotaled on reports.
|
| JournalCode |
Journal Code is a compliance requirement in FR.
|
| JournalEntry |
Accounting transaction, consists of journal lines,
each of which is either a debit or a credit.
|
| JournalEntryLineDetail |
Product: ALL
Description: JournalEntry detail for a
transaction line.
|
| Line |
Product: ALL
Description: A line item of a
transaction.
|
| LinkedTxn |
That minimal subset of transaction information
which is included on another transaction, so that a client viewing
the second transaction entity need not make an additional request to
the service in order to render it in human readable form.
|
| MarkupInfo |
Product: ALL
Description: Markup information.
|
| MasterAccount |
Master Account is the list of accounts in the
master list.
|
| MemoRef |
Product: ALL
Description: Captures a memo on a
transaction that may (QBW) reference a company pre-defined message
(See CustomerMsg)
|
| ModificationMetaData |
Product: ALL
Description: Metadata for the instance of the entity.
|
| Money |
Product: ALL
Description: Monetary value represented with as a currency code and decimal value.
|
| NameBase |
Product: ALL
Description: Describes the base class of name entities (Customer, Employee, Vendor, OtherName)
|
| NameValue |
Product: ALL
Description: A name/value pair that allows the client to include data that is meaningful in the domain of origin, outside of the Intuit domain.
|
| NumberTypeCustomFieldDefinition |
Product: ALL
Description: Provides for strong-typing of the NumberType CustomField.
|
| ObjectFactory |
This object contains factory methods for each
Java content interface and Java element interface
generated in the com.intuit.ipp.data package.
|
| OLBAccount |
Describes OLBAccount details
|
| OLBStatus |
Describes list of OLBAccounts that needs to be
enabled or disabled
|
| OLBTransaction |
Describes OLBTransactions list that are downloaded
|
| OLBTxn |
Describes OLBTransactions list that are downloaded
|
| OLBTxnDetail |
Describes OLBTransaction instance - one per
transaction downloaded
|
| OtherName |
Describes the Other Name (aka Payee).
|
| OtherPrefs |
Any other preference not covered in base is covered
as name value pair, for detailed explanation look at the document
|
| Payment |
Financial transaction representing a payment from a
customer applied to one or more sales transactions
|
| PaymentLineDetail |
Product: ALL
Description: Payment detail for a
transaction line.
|
| PaymentMethod |
Method of payment for received goods.
|
| PhysicalAddress |
Product: ALL
Description: Physical (or postal) address type, this entity is always manipulated in context of another parent entity like Person, Organization etc.
|
| Preferences |
Defines Preference strongly typed object with
extensions
|
| PriceLevel |
Product: QBW
Description: You can use price levels
to specify custom pricing for specific customers.
|
| PriceLevelPerItem |
Product: QBW
Description: A custom price or
percentage change from the item's base price for a specific price
level
|
| PrintDocumentPrefs |
Defines Messages Prefs details
|
| ProductAndServicesPrefs |
Defines Product and Services Prefs details
|
| Purchase |
Financial Transaction information that pertains to
the entire Check.
|
| PurchaseByVendor |
Financial Transaction information that pertains to
the entire Bill.
|
| PurchaseOrder |
PurchaseOrder is a non-posting transaction
representing a request to purchase goods or services from a third
party.
|
| PurchaseOrderItemLineDetail |
Product: ALL
Description: PurchaseOrder item detail
for a transaction line.
|
| QbdtEntityIdMapping |
Provides the mapping between ListId and TxnId in
Desktop to the same Entity Id in QBO.
|
| QueryResponse |
QueryResponse entity describing the response of query
|
| ReferenceType |
Product: ALL
Description: Reference type of all IDs that are taken as input or output.
|
| RefundReceipt |
Financial transaction representing a refund (or
credit) of payment or part of a payment for goods or services that
have been sold.
|
| ReimburseCharge |
Product: QBO Description: Reimburse charge object
for QBO
|
| Report |
Report Response Type
|
| ReportHeader |
Specifies the Header of a Report, Time report was generated, parameters corresponding to the request
|
| ReportPrefs |
Defines Report Prefs details
|
| Row |
One Row can contain any number of columns
|
| Rows |
List of rows
|
| SalesFormsPrefs |
Defines Sales Form Prefs details
|
| SalesItemLineDetail |
Product: ALL
Description: SalesItem detail for a
transaction line.
|
| SalesOrder |
Product: QBW
Description: A sales order is a
financial transaction that represents a request received from a
customer to purchase products or services.
|
| SalesOrderItemLineDetail |
Product: ALL
Description: SalesOrder item detail for
a transaction line.
|
| SalesReceipt |
SalesReceipt Transaction entity
|
| SalesRep |
Product: QBW
Description: The SalesRep entity allows
you to identify sales representatives and track their transactions.
|
| SalesTransaction |
Product: ALL
Description: Base class of all Sales
transaction entities.
|
| ShipMethod |
Product: ALL
Description: Describes a method of
shipping for the company
|
| StatementCharge |
Financial transaction representing a request for
payment for goods or services that have been sold.
|
| Status |
Product: QBW
Description: generic meta data response for any add mod
|
| StatusInfo |
Product: QBO
Description: Log of Statuses for Transactions.
|
| StringTypeCustomFieldDefinition |
Product: ALL
Description: Provides for strong-typing of the StringType CustomField.
|
| SubTotalLineDetail |
Product: ALL
Description: SubTotalLine detail for a transaction line.
|
| Summary |
Group Summary
|
| SyncActivity |
Product: QBW
Description: Provides upload/writeback activity for a given period of time.
|
| SyncError |
Product: QBW
Description: Wrapper object for specifying both version of the objects
If there is any warnings on a object basis that is also send back
This object is output object only
|
| SyncErrorResponse |
Product: QBW
Description: Provides a wrapper for SyncError for Conflict API Response
Consists of list of SyncError objects
|
| SyncObject |
Product: QBW
Description: SyncObject that has an error
|
| Task |
Product: QBW
Description: A specific task to be
completed, maps to a ToDo record in QuickBooks.
|
| TaxAgency |
Product: ALL
Description: Represents a tax agency to whom sales/purchase/VAT taxes collected are paid
|
| TaxCode |
Product: ALL
Description: A tax code is used to
track the taxable or non-taxable status of products, services, and
customers.
|
| TaxLineDetail |
Product: ALL
Description: Tax detail for a
transaction line.
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| TaxPrefs |
Java class for TaxPrefs complex type.
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| TaxRate |
Product: ALL
Description: A sales tax rate specifies
the tax rate for the specific TaxCode.[br]See [a
href="http://ipp.developer.intuit.com/0010_Intuit_Partner_Platform/0060_Financial_Management_Services_(v3)/01100_Global_Tax_Model"]Global
Tax Model[/a].
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| TaxRateDetail |
Java class for TaxRateDetail complex type.
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| TaxRateDetails |
Product: QBO
Description: TaxRate details
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| TaxRateList |
Java class for TaxRateList complex type.
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| TaxReturn |
Product: QBO
Description: Represents a Tax Return
that is filed with a Tax Agency.
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| TaxService |
Describes SalesTax details
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| TDSLineDetail |
Product: QBO
Description: TDS line detail for the
transaction.
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| TDSMetadata |
Product: QBO
Description: Describes metadata
associated with TDS entity.
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| TelephoneNumber |
Product: ALL
Description: Telephone number type definition.
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| TemplateName |
The name of a template used for a specific form
presentation.
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| Term |
Product: ALL
Description: The Term entity represents
the terms under which a sale is made, typically expressed in the
form of days due after the goods are received.
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| TimeActivity |
A record of time worked by a vendor or employee.
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| TimeTrackingPrefs |
Defines VendorAndPurchase Prefs details
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| Transaction |
Product: ALL
Description: Transaction is the base
class of all transactions.
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| TransactionDeliveryInfo |
Product: QBO
Description: Transaction delivery info like DeliveryType, DeliveryTime, DeliveryErrorType (if any)
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| Transfer |
Financial transaction representing transfer of
funds between accounts.
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| TxnTaxDetail |
Product: ALL
Description: Details of taxes charged
on the transaction as a whole.
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| UOM |
The UOM type defines the data used to represent a
set of equivalent units and the conversion rates to other related
units.
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| UOMConvUnit |
Related UOM
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| UOMRef |
When a unit of measure is referenced, it must
include the name of the specific unit used as well as the unit of
measure set in which that unit is defined.
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| User |
Represents a User with an Intuit account.
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| UserAlert |
Product: ALL
Description: A specific user alert to
be notified to Quickbooks user, maps to a ToDo record in QuickBooks.
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| Vendor |
Describes the Party as a Vendor Role view
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| VendorAndPurchasesPrefs |
Defines VendorAndPurchase Prefs details
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| VendorCredit |
Bill is an AP transaction representing a
request-for-payment from a third party for goods/services rendered
and/or received
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| VendorType |
Vendor types allow categorizing vendors in ways that are meaningful to the business.
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| Warning |
Detailed data about a warning condition that occurred when a request was processed
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| Warnings |
Detailed data about warnings that occurred when a request was processed
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| WebhooksEvent |
Wrapper class for the webhooks payload
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| WebSiteAddress |
Product: ALL
Description: Website address type.
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| AccountClassificationEnum |
Java class for AccountClassificationEnum.
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| AccountSubTypeEnum |
Java class for AccountSubTypeEnum.
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| AccountTypeEnum |
Java class for AccountTypeEnum.
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| AcquiredAsEnum |
Java class for AcquiredAsEnum.
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| APCreditCardOperationEnum |
Java class for APCreditCardOperationEnum.
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| AttachableCategoryEnum |
Java class for AttachableCategoryEnum.
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| BillableStatusEnum |
Java class for BillableStatusEnum.
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| BillPaymentTypeEnum |
Java class for BillPaymentTypeEnum.
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| BudgetEntryTypeEnum |
Java class for BudgetEntryTypeEnum.
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| BudgetTypeEnum |
Java class for BudgetTypeEnum.
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| CCAVSMatchEnum |
Java class for CCAVSMatchEnum.
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| CCPaymentStatusEnum |
Java class for CCPaymentStatusEnum.
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| CCSecurityCodeMatchEnum |
Java class for CCSecurityCodeMatchEnum.
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| CCTxnModeEnum |
Java class for CCTxnModeEnum.
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| CCTxnTypeEnum |
Java class for CCTxnTypeEnum.
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| ColumnTypeEnum |
Java class for ColumnTypeEnum.
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| ContactTypeEnum |
Java class for ContactTypeEnum.
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| CreditCardTypeEnum |
Java class for CreditCardTypeEnum.
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| CurrencyCode |
Java class for currencyCode.
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| CustomerTypeEnum |
Java class for CustomerTypeEnum.
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| CustomFieldTypeEnum |
Java class for CustomFieldTypeEnum.
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| DateMacro |
Java class for DateMacro.
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| DayOfWeekEnum |
Java class for DayOfWeekEnum.
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| DeliveryErrorTypeEnum |
Java class for DeliveryErrorTypeEnum.
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| DeliveryTypeEnum |
Java class for DeliveryTypeEnum.
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| DesktopEntityTypeEnum |
Java class for DesktopEntityTypeEnum.
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| DiscountTypeEnum |
Java class for DiscountTypeEnum.
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| EmailAddressTypeEnum |
Java class for EmailAddressTypeEnum.
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| EmailStatusEnum |
Java class for EmailStatusEnum.
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| EmployeeTypeEnum |
Java class for EmployeeTypeEnum.
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| EntityStatusEnum |
Java class for EntityStatusEnum.
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| EntityTypeEnum |
Java class for EntityTypeEnum.
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| EstimateStatusEnum |
Java class for EstimateStatusEnum.
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| ETransactionEnabledStatusEnum |
Java class for ETransactionEnabledStatusEnum.
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| ETransactionStatusEnum |
Java class for ETransactionStatusEnum.
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| FaultTypeEnum |
Java class for FaultTypeEnum.
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| Gender |
Java class for gender.
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| GlobalTaxCalculationEnum |
Java class for GlobalTaxCalculationEnum.
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| IdDomainEnum |
Java class for idDomainEnum.
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Java class for ItemCategoryTypeEnum.
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| ItemTypeEnum |
Java class for ItemTypeEnum.
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Java class for JobStatusEnum.
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Java class for JournalCodeTypeEnum.
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Java class for LineDetailTypeEnum.
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Java class for MonthEnum.
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Java class for objectNameEnumType.
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| OLBTxnStatusEnum |
Java class for OLBTxnStatusEnum.
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Java class for OperationEnum.
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| PaymentMethodEnum |
Java class for PaymentMethodEnum.
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| PaymentStatusEnum |
Java class for PaymentStatusEnum.
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| PaymentTypeEnum |
Java class for PaymentTypeEnum.
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| PaySalesTaxEnum |
Java class for PaySalesTaxEnum.
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| PerItemAdjustEnum |
Java class for PerItemAdjustEnum.
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| PhysicalAddressTypeEnum |
Java class for PhysicalAddressTypeEnum.
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| PostingTypeEnum |
Java class for PostingTypeEnum.
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| PriceLevelTypeEnum |
Java class for PriceLevelTypeEnum.
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| PrintStatusEnum |
Java class for PrintStatusEnum.
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| PurchaseOrderStatusEnum |
Java class for PurchaseOrderStatusEnum.
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| QboEntityTypeEnum |
Java class for QboEntityTypeEnum.
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| QboEstimateStatusEnum |
Java class for QboEstimateStatusEnum.
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| ReimbursableTypeEnum |
Java class for ReimbursableTypeEnum.
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| ReportBasisEnum |
Java class for ReportBasisEnum.
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| RoundingMethodEnum |
Java class for RoundingMethodEnum.
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| RowTypeEnum |
Java class for RowTypeEnum.
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| SalesRepTypeEnum |
Java class for SalesRepTypeEnum.
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| SalesTermTypeEnum |
Java class for SalesTermTypeEnum.
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| ServiceTypeEnum |
Java class for ServiceTypeEnum.
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| SpecialItemTypeEnum |
Java class for SpecialItemTypeEnum.
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| SpecialTaxTypeEnum |
Java class for SpecialTaxTypeEnum.
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| SummarizeColumnsByEnum |
Java class for SummarizeColumnsByEnum.
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| SymbolPositionEnum |
Java class for SymbolPositionEnum.
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| SyncErrorType |
Java class for SyncErrorType.
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| SyncType |
Java class for SyncType.
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| TaxApplicableOnEnum |
Java class for TaxApplicableOnEnum.
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| TaxFormTypeEnum |
Java class for TaxFormTypeEnum.
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| TaxRateApplicableOnEnum |
Java class for TaxRateApplicableOnEnum.
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| TaxRateDisplayTypeEnum |
Java class for TaxRateDisplayTypeEnum.
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| TaxReportBasisTypeEnum |
Java class for TaxReportBasisTypeEnum.
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| TaxTypeApplicablityEnum |
Java class for TaxTypeApplicablityEnum.
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| TelephoneDeviceTypeEnum |
Java class for TelephoneDeviceTypeEnum.
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| TelephoneNumberTypeEnum |
Java class for TelephoneNumberTypeEnum.
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| TemplateTypeEnum |
Java class for TemplateTypeEnum.
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| TimeActivityTypeEnum |
Java class for TimeActivityTypeEnum.
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| TimeEntryUsedForPaychecksEnum |
Java class for TimeEntryUsedForPaychecksEnum.
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| TransactionLocationTypeEnum |
Java class for TransactionLocationTypeEnum.
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| TxnSourceEnum |
Java class for TxnSourceEnum.
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| TxnTypeEnum |
Java class for TxnTypeEnum.
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| UOMBaseTypeEnum |
Java class for UOMBaseTypeEnum.
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| UOMFeatureTypeEnum |
Java class for UOMFeatureTypeEnum.
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| WeekEnum |
Java class for WeekEnum.
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A place for general developer talk – for everyone! | Documentation https://developers.komodoplatform.com | MoreDev Docs - https://docs.komodoplatform.com | Mastering CryptoConditions - https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/Mastering_CryptoConditions
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
jorian19-Sep-19 06:42 PM
everything is open source here, if you want something with blockchains, you can make it here
The Verus Multi-Coin Desktop Wallet. Contribute to VerusCoin/Agama development by creating an account on GitHub.
xeonrider19-Sep-19 06:42 PM
so lets say my player wants to buy cards
and these cards are NFT, so they should stacked somewhere right?
and that same wallet should have like the balance of the coin I made
like the btc webwallets or the ones from ethereum
TonyL19-Sep-19 06:44 PM
start step by step, read docs, spin a chain, make transactions, try existing CCs
and then I think puzzle will collect in your mind on some point
xeonrider19-Sep-19 06:44 PM
i am doing step by step, and by making a plan
that jl guy said I only needed assets antara
TonyL19-Sep-19 06:45 PM
now you're planning like a step 10, it's better to start from step 0
xeonrider19-Sep-19 06:45 PM
so no need to develop a custom one
dukeleto19-Sep-19 06:45 PM
that jl guy is pretty cool
1
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xeonrider19-Sep-19 06:45 PM
I dont know just arrived here and is mostly about telling me to read the docs. I don't mind text, but thats a lot of text.
jorian19-Sep-19 06:45 PM
you don't have to dev a new one no, you can look at how rogue was made for example
xeonrider19-Sep-19 06:45 PM
There are no videos.
that's a bit over my head for now, sorry.
jorian19-Sep-19 06:46 PM
so how would you like it to be? honest question
xeonrider19-Sep-19 06:46 PM
I am just thinking what to learn, and the wallet part is just a question mark
@jorian like cryptozombies but that will never happen
jorian19-Sep-19 06:47 PM
well, a wallet is an interface to the state of the blockchain, it merely displays the balances of the private keys you own.
roughly speaking
cryptozombies looks nice
doesn't exist here though, sorry
xeonrider19-Sep-19 06:49 PM
looking at the some examples I think developers here are from another galaxy. So I don't expect something for newbies.
@jorian sure, but I mean even if it was just a discord bot handling everything
hold on
is the bot here open source?
it made me a wallet
jorian19-Sep-19 06:50 PM
bot? @TonyL help me out
i missed that development
xeonrider19-Sep-19 06:50 PM
yes, the komodo bot
jorian19-Sep-19 06:50 PM
i think it was implemented last week
you mean the tipbot?
xeonrider19-Sep-19 06:51 PM
!kmdtip balance
TonyL19-Sep-19 06:51 PM
I'm not sure what bot we're talking about
KMD TipBotBOT19-Sep-19 06:51 PM
TipBot
Please use #tip-bot to talk to TipBot.
jorian19-Sep-19 06:51 PM
ah tipbot
xeonrider19-Sep-19 06:51 PM
that one ^^
jorian19-Sep-19 06:51 PM
not sure, there are some open source versions but i think this one was made by @sclear
xeonrider19-Sep-19 06:52 PM
oh
jorian19-Sep-19 06:52 PM
although that is something completely different
that bot only keeps track of users and its balances in its own database i think, there's no Antara going on in there
jorian19-Sep-19 07:02 PM
@xeonrider to stay with the cryptozombies, if i see that correctly, you program your own smart contract / dapp on an Ethereum sidechain. With komodo, you basically spawn your own independent blockchain (a new Ethereum if you like) after which you can start using assets as tokens, similar to ERC20 and ERC721
it is similar, but at the same time you can't really compare ethereum and komodo
xeonrider19-Sep-19 07:04 PM
I am using it as a reference.
I just want to understand how to create a wallet.
In the libraries from Ethereum, like web3, you just create one with Account.*
I don't know the Komodo stuff, and so far my QA is getting me to places I want to be.
jorian19-Sep-19 07:09 PM
it's been a long time ago since i last studied eth and its accounts, but as far as i can remember, komodo is utxo based, where eth is accounts based
so again, not really comparable
xeonrider19-Sep-19 07:13 PM
I mean, isn't there a similar way to make wallets, or library or something. I mean the verus chamleon wallets started somewhere too, right?
jl777c19-Sep-19 07:13 PM
libnspv has an html wallet
xeonrider19-Sep-19 07:14 PM
libnspv?
do you have a link?
someone should do a video about all these things
jorian19-Sep-19 07:15 PM
verus wallet is a JS electron wallet, that either uses a native coin daemon or talks to a SPV, like electrum or nSPV
Documentation for developers building on the Komodo Platform
a video doing what?
xeonrider19-Sep-19 07:22 PM
Just to follow along and get background information at the same time.
so, Komodo doesn't have its own wallet?
Verus has its own blockchain too, is it different from Komodo?
jorian19-Sep-19 07:35 PM
i guess you can say that yes, komodo had its own wallet but it got hacked a while ago, so the advice was to use on of the wallets that ecosystem businesses created, such as Verus, Chameleon etc.
xeonrider19-Sep-19 07:35 PM
oh
so it isn't secure
ok, gotcha
jorian19-Sep-19 07:35 PM
now you're jumping to conclusions
the wallet had a node.js vulnerability
and only the Agama wallet maintained by Komodo devs
the other wallets didn't have the issue
xeonrider19-Sep-19 07:44 PM
but if it was a vulnerability, wasn't it never patched?
jorian19-Sep-19 07:47 PM
i'm not on the komodo team, i can't speak to why it wasn't patched
the komodo devs had to act fast and used the vulnerability themselves to prevent the hacker from stealing a lot of funds
xeonrider19-Sep-19 07:48 PM
that qualifies as insecure to me
jorian19-Sep-19 07:49 PM
what is insecure in your eyes?
xeonrider19-Sep-19 07:49 PM
uhm a hacker being able to steal a lot of funds
jorian19-Sep-19 07:49 PM
like what happened with the DAO
or parity
ETH is as insecure
xeonrider19-Sep-19 07:50 PM
I apparently stepped on your toes.
Not intended.
jorian19-Sep-19 07:50 PM
no, i just countered your argument
xeonrider19-Sep-19 07:50 PM
Right.
I am wrong. Totally not insecure.
jorian19-Sep-19 07:50 PM
like i said, Agama or VRSC wallet or any other wallet is probably built in JS, which uses the blockchains of the coins that are integrated in that wallet
xeonrider19-Sep-19 07:51 PM
ok, so my alternatives are only 3rd parties for looking into my own wallet
jorian19-Sep-19 07:51 PM
if that JS wallet has a vulnerability, it doesn't mean that komodo is ded because it's insecure
xeonrider19-Sep-19 07:51 PM
or the libspv thing
jorian19-Sep-19 07:51 PM
no
you can build your own wallet perfectly fine
and if you build komodo yourself, the komodo-cli is a wallet of some sorts, since you can create new addresses, send coins, etc
xeonrider19-Sep-19 07:52 PM
the cli doesn't come with the binaries?
jorian19-Sep-19 07:52 PM
they do
there is komodod and there is komodo-cli
komodo the daemon and komodo the command line interface
xeonrider19-Sep-19 07:54 PM
alright, so how do I create my own wallet?
jorian19-Sep-19 07:55 PM
you start the komodo blockchain, you use komodo-cli getnewaddress and ta-da, you have an address with 0 balance, in your wallet which is located at ~/.komodo/wallet.dat


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Syntax
ParticleSize(#ParticleEmitter, Width, Height)Description
Change the particles dimensions. Particles are 2D planes (billboards) which always face the camera. All particles in an emitter always have the same size.
Parameters
#ParticleEmitter The particle emitter to use. Width, Size The new size of the particles, in world unit.
Return value
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Click Run to run the cell and create a scatter plot.
Scatter plot produced by Matplotlib
The data set that you loaded uses a 30-year mean between 1951 and 1980 to calculate a base temperature for that period, and then uses 5-year mean temperatures to calculate the difference between the 5-year mean and the 30-year mean for each year. The scatter plot shows the annual temperature differences.
Scatter plots offer a handy means for visualizing data, but suppose you wanted to overlay the scatter plot with a trend line showing how the data is trending over time. One way to compute such trend lines is linear regression. In this exercise, you will use NumPy to perform a linear regression and Matplotlib to draw a trend line from the data.
Place the cursor in the empty cell at the bottom of the notebook. Change the cell type to Markdown and enter "Perform linear regression" as the text.
Add a Code cell and paste in the following code. Take a moment to read the comments (the lines that begin with # signs) to understand what the code is doing.
# Creates a linear regression from the data points
m,b = np.polyfit(yearsBase, meanBase, 1)
# This is a simple y = mx + b line function
def f(x):
return m*x + b
# This generates the same scatter plot as before, but adds a line plot using the function above
plt.scatter(yearsBase, meanBase)
plt.plot(yearsBase, f(yearsBase))
plt.title('scatter plot of mean temp difference vs year')
plt.xlabel('years', fontsize=12)
plt.ylabel('mean temp difference', fontsize=12);
plt.show()
# Prints text to the screen showing the computed values of m and b
print(' y = {0} * x + {1}'.format(m, b))
plt.show()
Now run the cell to display a scatter plot with a regression line.
Scatter plot with regression line
From the regression line, you can see that the difference between 30-year mean temperatures and 5-year mean temperatures is increasing over time. Most of the computational work required to generate the regression line was performed by NumPy's polyfit
function, which computed the values of m
and b
in the equation y = mx + b.
Another popular Python library that is widely used in the research community is scikit-learn, which excels at building machine-learning models to help extract information from data. In this exercise, you will use scikit-learn (which was already imported in Exercise 2) to compute a trend line for the NASA climate data.
Place the cursor in the empty cell at the bottom of the notebook. Change the cell type to Markdown and enter "Perform linear regression with scikit-learn" as the text.
Add a Code cell and paste in the following code.
# Pick the Linear Regression model and instantiate it
model = LinearRegression(fit_intercept=True)
# Fit/build the model
model.fit(yearsBase[:, np.newaxis], meanBase)
mean_predicted = model.predict(yearsBase[:, np.newaxis])
# Generate a plot like the one in the previous exercise
plt.scatter(yearsBase, meanBase)
plt.plot(yearsBase, mean_predicted)
plt.title('scatter plot of mean temp difference vs year')
plt.xlabel('years', fontsize=12)
plt.ylabel('mean temp difference', fontsize=12);
plt.show()
print(' y = {0} * x + {1}'.format(model.coef_[0], model.intercept_))
Now run the cell to display a scatter plot with a regression line.
Scatter plot with regression line computed by sckikit-learn
The output is almost identical to the output in the previous exercise. The difference is that scikit-learn did more of the work for you. Specifically, you didn't have to code a line function as you did with NumPy; scikit-learn's LinearRegression
function did it for you. scikit-learn supports many different types of regression, which comes in handy when building sophisticated machine-learning models.
One of the cool things about Azure Notebooks — and Python in general — is that there are thousands of open-source libraries you can leverage to perform complex tasks without writing a lot of code. In this exercise, you will use Seaborn, a library for statistical visualization, to plot the second of the two data sets you loaded, which covers the years 1882 to 2014. Seaborn can create a regression line accompanied by a projection showing where data points should fall based on the regression with one simple function call.
Place the cursor in the empty cell at the bottom of the notebook. Change the cell type to Markdown and enter "Perform linear regression with Seaborn" as the text.
Add a Code cell and paste in the following code.
plt.scatter(years, mean)
plt.title('scatter plot of mean temp difference vs year')
plt.xlabel('years', fontsize=12)
plt.ylabel('mean temp difference', fontsize=12);
sns.regplot(yearsBase, meanBase)
plt.show()
Run the code cell to produce a scatter chart with a regression line and a visual representation of the range in which the data points are expected to fall.
Comparison of actual values and predicted values generated with Seaborn
Notice how the how the data points for the first 100 years conform nicely to the predicted values, but the data points from roughly 1980 forward do not. It is models such as these that lead scientists to believe that climate change is accelerating.
What if you wanted to take a notebook you've created and use it in a presentation? You can use create slideshows from the cells in a notebook and play them back when it's presentation time. In this exercise, you will create a slideshow from the notebook you built in the previous exercises.
Scroll up to the top of the notebook. Then select View -> Cell Toolbar -> Slideshow. This will display a Slide Type drop-down in each cell for specifying how individual cells behave during a slide show.
Toggling the Slide Type display
Set the Slide Type for each markdown slide in the notebook to Slide. Set the Slide Type for each code cell to Fragment.
Specifying the slide type for individual cells
Click the Slideshow button to play the slide show.
Starting the slideshow
Maximize the browser window (or switch the browser to full-screen mode if your browser supports it). Then use the arrow buttons in the lower-right corner of the page (or the left and right arrows keys on the keyboard) to navigate backward and forward in the slideshow.
Viewing the slideshow
When you're finished, click the X in the upper-left corner of the page to end the slideshow.
Creating slideshows is easy. But what if you want to share a notebook with colleagues so they can use it, too? That is the subject of the next exercise.
One of the value-added features of Azure Notebooks is that it provides a cloud-based hub for sharing notebooks. In this exercise, you will share the notebook you created in previous exercises.
Select File -> Close and Halt to close the notebook.
Closing the notebook
Click Edit to edit the library.
Editing the library
Check the Public Library box to make the library public, and then click Save.
Making the library public
Click Share.
Sharing the library
Notebooks can be shared by links, on social media, and through email. To demonstrate, click Copy to clipboard to copy a link to the notebook to the clipboard. Then paste the link into a separate browser window and confirm that the notebook appears there. Finish up by clicking Close to close the share dialog.
Sharing by link
Another way to share a notebook is to download it as a .ipynb file and send the .ipynb file to whomever you wish to share it with. To download the notebook, click Download.
Downloading a notebook
Downloading .ipynb files is also useful for making local copies of your notebooks. You can even run them in other Jupyter environments if you would like because there is nothing proprietary about Azure Notebooks.
The Azure Notebooks Web site contains several sample notebooks that you can experiment with and learn from. Discover Sentiments in Tweets performs sentiment analysis on 160,000 tweets, and uses the word_cloud package to generate word clouds from the tweets. Introduction to Cognitive Toolkit is a library of notebooks that demonstrate how to use the Microsoft Cognitive Toolkit to build sophisticated machine-learning models. Check out the Azure Notebooks home page for additional sample notebooks, and use them to deepen your understanding of Jupyter and sharpen your data-science skills.
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Welcome to the Pasta Pot!!!, where creepypastas of many kinds are made!!!.
This website is for many various creepypastas that will horrify and entertain you at the same time, and will make you look at your life, childhood, and the internet in a totally different and scary way.
You don't know what a creepypasta is? Well, think of it as a short story with a purpose to scare the reader, it is usually in a horror genre; no, it has to be in a horror genre. Basically, it's like a campfire story, circulating through the internet. Got it? Okay.
This website is mostly for adults only, so, if you are still young, I would not suggest reading any of the creepypastas listed in this website, and I also recommend getting out of here.
There are many types of creepypastas out there, some related to the internet, ghosts, rituals, good, and bad, but this website will have the creepypastas that i like the most so please don't judge me.
I will try to update every so often with more creepypastas so stay tuned!!!
Note: these creepypastas are not mine and that this is a sample website.


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Bernie Sanders Staff Member Who Posted anti-Semitic, Homophobic Tweets ‘No Longer With Campaign’
The Republican Jewish Coalition in a statement issued on Friday afternoon called on the Sanders campaign to fire Darius Khalil Gordon
by JTA and Marcy OsterA newly hired staff member on Bernie Sander’s 2020 presidential campaign left his job after reports surfaced about past anti-Semitic and homophobic tweets.
Darius Khalil Gordon announced on Wednesday that he had joined the Sanders campaign team as deputy director of constituency organizing. The following day, the conservative news website the Washington Free Beacon reported that Gordon had posted anti-Semitic and homophobic tweets from 2010 to 2012.
Gordon has since deleted his Twitter account.
The Sanders campaign told CNN on Friday that Gordon was “no longer with the campaign.”
A tweet from Sept. 22, 2010 preserved in a screenshot read: “Working hard so one day I can make that Jew Money.”
The Republican Jewish Coalition in a statement issued on Friday afternoon called on the Sanders campaign to fire Gordon.


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Why do this at Google, and why now? Bayer and Tschichold, along with their Bauhaus colleagues like architect Walter Gropius, addressed the struggle to reconcile the human, tactile, and affective experiences of design with the aesthetics (and recent ravages) of the Machine Age.
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The Bauhaus Connection in Google’s New Logo
Sarah Archer, 2015
Computed Type Design
Christoph Knoth, 2012
Type design is a long and tedious process. Just to design the basic letters takes days and it sometimes takes years for a full character set. The process has changed over time with technology evolving giving the designer more and more possibilities, at the same time making everything far more complex and complicated. As a result of this only a small group of people are able to design what is nowadays seen as a proper typeface.
The Cobweb: Can the Internet be Archived?
Jill Lepore, 2015
The Web dwells in a never-ending present. It is—elementally—ethereal, ephemeral, unstable, and unreliable. Sometimes when you try to visit a Web page what you see is an error message: “Page Not Found.” This is known as “link rot,” and it’s a drag, but it’s better than the alternative. More often, you see an updated Web page; most likely the original has been overwritten.
How to make research-driven art
Caroline Sinders, 2018
As I’ve moved away from photojournalism, I’ve applied its frameworks towards a new methodology I call “research-driven art.” Like photojournalism, research-driven art uses specific structures and a sense of purpose to constrain it. These constraints work much like a skeleton works: while they stabilize the practice just as a rib cage stabilizes a body, they do not define the entire practice, nor keep it from moving and flexing on its own. In this way, the research I do stabilizes and shapes my art, but does not dictate the outcome.
Towards Relational Design
Andrew Blauvelt, 2008
If the first phase of design offered us infinite forms and the second phase variable interpretations — the injection of content to create new forms — then the third phase presents a multitude of contingent or conditional solutions: open-ended rather than closed systems; real world constraints and contexts over idealized utopias; relational connections instead of reflexive imbrication; in lieu of the forelorn designer, the possibility of many designers; the loss of designs that are highly controlled and prescribed and the ascendency of enabling or generative systems; the end of discrete objects, hermetic meanings, and the beginning of connected ecologies.
Conditional Design Manifesto
Luna Maurer, Edo Paulus, Jonathan Puckey, Roel Wouters, 2008
Through the influence of the media and technology on our world, our lives are increasingly characterized by speed and constant change. We live in a dynamic, data-driven society that is continually sparking new forms of human interaction and social contexts. Instead of romanticizing the past, we want to adapt our way of working to coincide with these developments, and we want our work to reflect the here and now. We want to embrace the complexity of this landscape, deliver insight into it and show both its beauty and its shortcomings.
Captives of the Cloud: Part I
Metahaven, 2012
The various technical components that enable global communication—server, network, and client—all lend themselves to surveillance. Access Controlled, a MIT Press handbook on internet surveillance and censorship, states that “the quest for information control is now beyond denial.”
How Geocities Suburbanized the Internet
Tanner Howard, 2019
In the 1990s, AOL and Netscape got Americans onto the web, but it was Geocities—with its suburban-style “neighborhoods”—that made them feel at home.
Emoticon, Emoji, Text II: Just ASCII
Tom McCormack, 2013
Following in the footsteps of Baudelaire—and paving the way for the Surrealists and the French New Wave—early 20th-century artist Guillaume Apollinaire cultivated a cerebral taste for the most sensational elements of modern life. A poet by calling and a publicist by trade, Apollinaire seized on the outrageous whether he found it in the avant-garde (he coined the term "Cubism" in praise of early paintings by Braque and Picasso) or mass culture (he called the serialized tales of fictional super-villain Fantômas "one of the richest works that exist.") Apollinaire’s poetry fed on the chaos of Paris in the early 1900s.


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The inliner’s job is to replace a function with its definition. This removes one layer of indirection and most importantly allows other optimisations to fire. The specialiser is important for optimising code which uses type classes. Type classes are desugared into dictionary passing style but the specialiser removes a layer of indirection by creating new functions with the relevant dictionaries already supplied.
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Continuing my unending train of thoughts on static analysis of effects, in this post I’m going to talk about using
Applicative
to sort any collection. TheTraversable
typeclass is one of my favorites because it generalizes the idea of a collection so elegantly. I will show how to usetraverse
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Proposal: Suggest explicit type application for Foldable length and friends
If you use a Foldable function like length or null, where instance selection is solely determined by the input argument, you should make your code more robust by introducing an explicit type application specifying which instance you want. This isn’t necessary for a function like fold, where the return type can cross-check if you’ve gotten it right or not.
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Automating static analysis for Haskell projects
As a maintainer, I need to have confidence that new patches are appropriate both in terms of logic and style. Especially when I did not write those patches.  Static analysis tools can greatly reduce the manual work necessary for the latter.
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This release comes with a range of improvements, but the outstanding feature is the ability to install packages from within the app.
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We’ve discussed three major type classes: functors, applicative functors, and monads. They all have particular laws their instances should follow. Other programmers who use your code will expect any instances you make to follow these laws. Once you are familiar with the types, you will likely create instances that follow the laws. But if you are unsure, you can use the QuickCheck utility to verify them.
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A specification for dependently-typed Haskell
Our goal is to design Dependent Haskell, an extension of Haskell with full-spectrum dependent types. The main feature of Dependent Haskell is that, unlike current Haskell, it makes no distinction between types and terms; both compile-time and runtime computation share the same syntax and semantics
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The number of malicious codes is rapidly increasing worldwide. Recently, damage caused by document type malicious code such as PDF file and MS Office is increasing.
However, very few anti-virus softwares are available to detect them professionally. This project develops an engine that detects malicious documents using machine learning.
We expect to prevent the spread of malicious documents and to reduce instances of damage caused by document type malicious code. The engine can also be developed as open-source software, so it can be modified and supplemented by multiple users.


nala
Package management Utility.
Wrapper for the `apt` package manager.
More information: home page
- Install a package, or update it to the latest available version:
nala install package
- Remove a package:
sudo nala remove package
- Remove a package and its configuration files:
nala purge package
- Search package names and descriptions using a word, regex (default) or glob:
sudo nala search "pattern"
- Update the list of available packages and upgrade the system:
nala upgrade
- Remove all unused packages and dependencies from your system:
nala autoremove
- Fetch fast mirrors to improve download speeds:
nala fetch
- Display the history of all transactions:
nala history


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