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Today, I just tried to visit steemit.com site as usual, but I found that I can’t access it normally.
I got following response when I visited https://steemit.com in browser:
Oh, there seems something wrong about steemit.com:(
I tried again after a nap, and got:
I discussed it with my friends at QQ group.
Some of them said that steemit.com works normally, but others can’t work with it.
So I try to finger out what happen?
- First I ping the domain of steemit.com at the command prompt:
As you can see, the ping worked fine, and the IP address is <IP_ADDRESS>
- When I tried to use the IP address directly at browser, I got the same error as I access it with the domain.
But why some of my friends can worked with the site?
- I try to finger it out use EzDig tool:
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As you can see there are FOUR addresses for A record.
I tried to use the IP address directly at browser https://<IP_ADDRESS>
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For <IP_ADDRESS>
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Pin
pin() is a relay for incoming events/data.
Pin is the parent class of most of more elaborate types of pins in
CONNECTIVE, representing
any node in a
reactive flow. Different pin types
exhibit different behaviors, for example
control()
waits for all incoming connections before each emission,
pack() waits for all incoming connections before the first emission
and will combine the latest emission from each from that point on,
filter() will only let
specific emissions through, etc.
In this entry we will discuss the shared properties of most pin types. Note that since a Pin is a base class
for other pin types,
pin() is not used directly as often, though its direct use-cases are also
here.
Connecting pins
You can connect pins together using their
.from() and
.to() methods:
/*!*/import { pin } from '@connectv/core';
let a = pin();
let b = pin();
let c = pin();
/*!*/a.to(b); //--> anything that comes through a will be passed to b
/*!*/c.from(a); //--> anything that comes through a will be passed to c as well
You can also pass multiple arguments to
.to() and
.from() methods:
/*!*/import { pin } from '@connectv/core';
let a = pin();
let b = pin();
let c = pin();
/*!*/a.to(b, c); //--> anything going through a will be passed to b and c
.to() and
.from() return the pin passed to them, so that you can easily chain them:
/*!*/import { pin } from '@connectv/core';
let a = pin();
let b = pin();
let c = pin();
/*!*/console.log(a.to(b) == b); //> true
/*!*/
/*!*/a.to(b).to(c); //--> a is connected to b, b is connected to c.
When you pass multiple pins to
.to() or
.from() methods, the return
value is a
group of pins, containing the pins you passed to the method:
/*!*/import { pin } from '@connectv/core';
let a = pin();
let b = pin();
let c = pin();
let d = pin();
/*!*/a.to(b, c).to(d); //--> a is connected to b and c, b and c are connected to d.
You can start a sequence of connections with such a group, using
group():
/*!*/import { pin, group } from '@connectv/core';
let a = pin();
let b = pin();
let c = pin();
/*!*/group(b, c).from(a); //--> a is connected to b and c.
You can also use
.serialTo() and
.serialFrom()
to connect groups of pins to each other serially:
import { pin, group } from '@connectv/core';
let a = pin(), b = pin(), c = pin(), d = pin();
// a -> c
// b -> d
/*!*/group(a, b).serialTo(c, d);
.serialTo() and
.serialFrom() also return a
group consisting of pins passed to them, similar to
.to() and
.from():
group(a, b).serialTo(c, d).to(e);
Subscribing and binding
Pins are always in one of two states:
bound or
unbound.
-
When a pin is unbound, you can connect other pins to it. However it will not process incoming events/data yet.
-
When a pins bound, it will start processing incoming events/data, and you can no longer connect other pins to it.
-
You can still connect a bound pin to an unbound pin.
You can bind a pin using its
.subscribe() method:
import { source, pin } from '@connectv/core';
let a = source();
let b = pin();
a.to(b);
/*!*/b.subscribe(console.log);
a.send('Hellow!');
a.send('World!');
or the
.bind() method on a
sink():
import { source, sink } from '@connectv/core';
let a = source();
/*!*/let b = sink(console.log);
a.to(b);
/*!*/b.bind();
a.send('Hellow!');
a.send('World!');
Note that before a pin is bound, it will not receive incoming events/data:
import { source, sink } from '@connectv/core';
let a = source();
let b = sink(console.log);
a.to(b);
/*!*/a.send('Hellow!'); //--> falling on deaf ears ...
/*!*/
/*!*/b.bind();
/*!*/a.send('World!'); //--> now this one gets heard.
You can check if a pin is bound or not using its
.locked property:
let a = somePin();
if (a.locked) {
// then it is going to recieve stuff but you can no longer connect to it.
}
else {
// it is not bound yet, so you can connect to it.
}
Binding chain
You do not need to manually bind all the pins in your flow. When one pin is bound, all the pins in the flow that the bound pin
relies on are going to be bound as well:
import { pin } from '@connectv/core';
let a = pin();
let b = pin();
let c = pin();
a.to(b, c);
/*!*/b.subscribe(); //--> so we will lock b
/*!*/console.log(a.locked); //--> a is locked as well
/*!*/console.log(c.locked); //--> but c is not.
Subscription
The
.subscribe() method on pins returns an instance of
RxJS's
Subscription
object. This object in turn has an
.unsubscribe() method, which you can use
to clean-up the subscriptions you make to your flows:
import { source, pin } from '@connectv/core';
let a = source();
let b = pin();
let c = pin();
a.to(b, c);
/*!*/let sb = b.subscribe(v => console.log('B:: ' + v));
/*!*/let sc = c.subscribe(v => console.log('C:: ' + v));
a.send('hellow'); //--> picked up by both b and c
/*!*/sb.unsubscribe(); //--> b is out of the game ...
a.send('world'); //--> picked up by c only
/*!*/sc.unsubscribe(); //--> c is out of the game ...
a.send('well ...'); //--> falling on deaf ears
Special callbacks
.subscribe() method has the exact same signature as
the
corresponding method
on
RxJS's Observables. This means you can supply it with
error and/or
complete
callbacks as well:
import { source, map, pin } from '@connectv/core';
let a = source();
a.to(map(() => { throw new Error(); })) //--> someone in the flow is going to throw an error
.to(pin())
/*!*/ .subscribe(
/*!*/ () => { //--> this is the usual callback
/*!*/ console.log('everything is peachy ...');
/*!*/ },
/*!*/ error => { //--> this is the error callback
/*!*/ console.log('ERROR!');
/*!*/ console.log(error);
/*!*/ });
a.send();
import { source, pin } from '@connectv/core';
let a = source();
a.to(pin())
/*!*/ .subscribe(
/*!*/ v => { console.log('GOT:: ' + v); }, //--> this is the usual callback
/*!*/ error => { console.log('ERROR!'); }, //--> this is the error callback
/*!*/ () => { console.log('COMPLETE!'); } //--> this will be called when the flow is closed off
/*!*/ );
a.send(12);
a.send('YOLO!');
a.clear();
Clearing up
It is a good idea to clear up any pin using its
.clear() method after you are done with it.
This method will disconnect the pin from rest of the flow and also unsubscribe subscriptions made via
the
.subscribe() method.
import { source, pin } from '@connectv/core';
let a = source();
let b = pin();
a.to(b);
b.subscribe(v => console.log(v));
a.send('hellow'); //--> goes through
/*!*/b.clear();
a.send('world!'); //--> does not go through
b.subscribe(v => console.log(v));
a.send('yo mate!'); //--> still not going through
There is no guarantee that a pin will be usable after being cleared, so call it when you are absolutely
done with it. Most of the time you should not need to call this method directly, as other mechanisms in
CONNECTIVE
such as
Compositions for example take care of these stuff automatically.
NOTE: It is
NOT guaranteed that
.clear() will unsubscribe all the subscriptions
to the pin, as subscriptions created via methods other than calling
.subscribe() might
go un-tracked. If you make such subscriptions, be sure to track them and clean them up when you are done.
Usage
Mostly you would use some other pin type in your reactive flows. However, you could use
the basic relay function of
pin() to
OR multiple control signals:
/*!*/import { source, pin, gate, group } from '@connectv/core';
let a = source();
let b = source();
let c = source();
let g1 = gate();
let g2 = gate();
group(a, b).to(g1.control); //--> g1 will let data through when a AND b emit
/*!*/group(a, b).to(pin()).to(g2.control); //--> g2 will let data through when a OR b emit
c.to(g1.input, g2.input);
g1.output.subscribe(v => console.log('G1:: ' + v));
g2.output.subscribe(v => console.log('G2:: ' + v));
c.send(1); a.send(true); b.send(true);
c.send(2); a.send(true);
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Neat is a fluid grid framework built with Bourbon with the aim of being easy enough to use out of the box and flexible enough to customize down the road.
For command line help, visit our wiki page on Neat’s command line interface.
Install the Neat gem using the RubyGems package manager:
gem install neat
Alternatively, you can install Neat with Bower.
Install or update Neat’s dependencies:
gem install sass # or gem update sass
gem install bourbon # or gem update bourbon
Install the Neat library into the current directory:
bourbon install # if not already installed
neat install
Import Neat in your stylesheet, after Bourbon:
@import "bourbon/bourbon";
@import "neat/neat";
It’s not recommended to add or modify the Neat files so that you can update them easily.
Add Neat to your Gemfile:
gem 'neat'
Then run:
bundle install
If you see the error Bundler could not find compatible versions for gem "sass"
, run:
bundle update sass
Install the Neat library into the current directory:
bourbon install # if not already installed
neat install
Import Neat in your application.css.scss
, after Bourbon:
@import "bourbon";
@import "neat";
It should be noted that @import
rules are not compatible with Sprockets directives. You need to use one or the other.
Uninstall any Neat gem versions you already have:
gem uninstall neat
Reinstall the Neat gem, using the -v
flag to specify the version you need:
gem install neat -v 1.7.0
Follow the instructions above to install Neat into your project.
First off, if you are planning to override the default grid settings (12 columns), it is recommended to create a _grid-settings.scss
file for that purpose. Make sure to import it right before importing Neat:
@import "bourbon/bourbon"; // or "bourbon" when in Rails
@import "grid-settings";
@import "neat/neat"; // or "neat" when in Rails
In your newly created _grid-settings.scss
, import neat-helpers
if you are planning to use new-breakpoint()
, then define your new variables:
@import "neat/neat-helpers"; // or "neat-helpers" when in Rails
// Change the grid settings
$column: 90px;
$gutter: 30px;
$grid-columns: 10;
$max-width: em(1088);
// Define your breakpoints
$tablet: new-breakpoint(max-width 768px 8);
$mobile: new-breakpoint(max-width 480px 4);
See the docs for a full list of settings.
Next, include the outer-container
mixin in the topmost container (to which the max-width
setting will be applied):
div.container {
@include outer-container;
}
Then use span-columns
on any element to specify the number of columns it should span:
div.element {
@include span-columns(6);
}
If the element’s parent isn’t the top-most container, you need to add the number of columns of the parent element to keep the right proportions:
div.container {
@include outer-container;
div.parent-element {
@include span-columns(8);
div.element {
@include span-columns(6 of 8);
}
}
}
To make your layout responsive, use the media()
mixin to modify both the grid and the layout:
.my-class {
@include media($mobile) { // As defined in _grid-settings.scss
@include span-columns(2);
}
}
// Compiled CSS
@media screen and (max-width: 480px) {
.my-class {
display: block;
float: left;
margin-right: 7.42297%;
width: 46.28851%; // 2 columns of the total 4 in this media context
}
.my-class:last-child {
margin-right: 0;
}
}
By setting $visual-grid
to true
, you can display the base grid in the background (default) or as an overlay. You can even change the color and opacity of the grid-lines by overriding the default settings as detailed in the section below.
The visual grid reflects the changes applied to the grid via the new-breakpoint()
mixin, as long as the media contexts are defined before importing Neat.
omega()
in a mobile-first workflow?Using omega()
with an nth-child
pseudo selector in a mobile-first workflow will cause the style to be applied to wider-viewport media queries as well. That is the cascading nature of CSS.
One solution would be to provide an omega-reset()
mixin that negates the effect of omega()
on that specific nth-child
pseudo selector.  As a general rule, having to undo CSS styles is a sign of poor stylesheet architecture (more about CSS code smells).
The other, more elegant, solution is to use mutually exclusive media queries, also referred to as media-query
splitting. This would guarantee that omega()
styles are only applied where desired.
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$second-breakpoint-value: 700px;
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@include omega(2n);
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The visual grid is built using CSS gradients whose stops might contain decimal values depending on the default settings of your grid. In order to render the gradient, browsers round the pixel values since they can’t deal with pixel fractions.
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HEAVENLY CREATURES A film review by Bryant Frazer Copyright 1994 Bryant Frazer
Two teenage girls sit outside their school building, comparing childhood memories. The one, Juliet, admits gleefully, "I have scars on my lungs!"  The other, Pauline, lifts her skirt and drops her stocking to display a scar that runs the length of her lower leg. Doctors spent an eternity trying to excise something unclean from that young leg. As Pauline goes all weepy recalling the specifics, Juliet comforts her: "All the best people have bad chests and bone diseases. It's frightfully romantic."
Friends for life.
Of course, they're friends in a Peter Jackson movie, so you may suspect there's something sinister going on. "In the 1950s, Pauline Parker and Juliet Hulme were branded as possibly the most evil people on earth," Jackson says in the press materials for HEAVENLY CREATURES, which is based on the real-life diaries of Parker and the independent research of Jackson and co-writer Frances Walsh. "What they had done seemed without rational explanation."
Let's say the new film is a "departure" from the director's earlier work, which included the lowbrow comedy BAD TASTE, the wildly scatological Muppet massacre called MEET THE FEEBLES, and the exuberant zombie masterpiece BRAINDEAD (known in the U.S. as DEAD ALIVE). Even so, you *know* you're watching a Peter Jackson movie. The delicately grotesque caricatures, the skewed puritanism of 1954 New Zealand, and the stifling strictures of family life were all in evidence in BRAINDEAD, though one could hardly have imagined that Jackson could make his visions palatable for a general art house crowd. But that's what he's done here--and it's absolutely brilliant, one of the finest films of 1994.
HEAVENLY CREATURES is really the story of Pauline (Melanie Lynskey), a quiet schoolgirl of 14 who lacks friends but possesses a sharp and wild imagination. She quickly falls into friendship with a new student, the brash and fanciful Juliet (Kate Winslet). The two of them easily forge a relationship where they depend on each other for the magic that is clearly missing from their lives. Pauline watches happily as Juliet corrects her teacher's French grammar, and kisses a stranger outside a movie theater. They share an affinity for "the world's greatest tenor," Mario Lanza. They share a certain horror at the sight of Orson Welles. They spin endless tales tracing the lineage of an imaginary royal family, and sculpt clay figures to represent the nobles of their fantasies. In one scene, the two of them dance around the New Zealand countryside in their underwear, finally collapsing on the ground, exhausted from their own enthusiasms.
The relationship only becomes stronger from there, as the two discover a passage into what Juliet calls "the fourth world," a Gilliamesque fantasia of immaculate landscapes where their clay characters come to life and dance, copulate, and mete out justice to some of the authority figures populating Pauline and Juliet's world. (Pauline's diary entry explains to us that the two can perceive the fourth world only by using an obscure portion of their brains that "about 10 people" possess.) As the two bond through their fantasies, their relationship becomes more and more intense (to the exclusion of the rest of the world) and erotic (to the chagrin and embarrassment of Pauline's parents). The tension rises as their friendship is threatened, and Pauline begins to go out of her mind with grief at the thought of losing her best and only friend.
The performances, which border on the farcical, go a long way toward the success of this story. Jackson has always had a talent for coaxing actors to play to the cheap seats while still keeping their essential humanity about them, which is the key to making sure audiences care about the human beings as horrible things happen. Although certain scenes in this film cross the line into the grotesque, they are made more powerful by the restraint and quiet beauty in evidence. HEAVENLY CREATURES is antithetical in many ways to the theory which drove Jackson's earlier films--break the taboos, everything in excess, too much is not enough. Jackson achieved catharsis by refusing to observe any boundaries in his seemingly out-of-control films. But BRAINDEAD, written by Jackson, Walsh, and Stephen Sinclair, certainly took pains drawing its characters, and the last half of that very gory film works as a very black metaphor for young Lionel's difficulties dealing with Mum, Uncle Les, and the rest of his frightening family. And even MEET THE FEEBLES devoted a tremendous amount of expository time to something very much like character development (on the other hand, it also devoted a lot of time to showing Muppets being blasted into clouds of blood by machine guns).
At this point in his career, you really have to admire Jackson's relationship with cinema. Having exhausted the possibilities of the gross-out, he has turned his energies to something more delicate, and more affecting. This kind of film is a highwire act--if it's not constructed perfectly, the results are disastrous. The story needs a wholly remarkable and absolutely believable friendship at its core, the kind you can believe supersedes all other human concerns. Jackson delivers, offering up characters who feel the same glee at thumbing their noses at society that the director must have felt as he made those early, low-budget affronts to good taste. At the same time, the film's structure demands rational and beautiful segues from the real world into fantasia, a ballet of sensibilities that Jackson pulls off without a misstep. He has created a dark and transcendent love story, a graceful and complicated interweaving of innocence and obsession that begs our sympathy and compels us to understand the beautiful motives that can underly the most dreadful of human schemes.
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Raxak Protect performs compliance tests on compute assets (servers) that you enroll into our system. These can be virtual machines or bare-metal. Our key architectural philosopy is that we do not place any permanent agent on your machine. Ever. So to enable us to have access your machines, there are three key steps to using Raxak Protect:
Preparing a new asset consists of giving Raxak Protect's servers access to your machine. The process depends on whether the asset already exists, or is being freshly provisioned. If the asset is being freshly provisioned, you can use a Cloud Raxak provided post-provisioning script to make the prep easier. For assets that have already been created, you can still use the scripts, or do the preparation manually.
Fundamentally,
To make it easy to create a suitable user account and to
set up the proper keys and permissions, we have created a
script that can be used with the post-provisioning mechanisms
provided by most public cloud providers. The mechanism for
deploying this script depends on the specific provider but
generally consist of uploading or cutting-and-pasting the
script commands into a text buffer.
Our script is available
at https://www.cloudraxak.net/VMSetup.sh
For specific instructions on how to input this startup script for various service providers, see below:
IBM Soft Layer VMs and bare-metal machines
can be prepared automatically at the time of provisioning.
On Amazon AWS, you need to be careful to select the proper security group that allows ICMP ping and SSH access via port 22.
GCE machines can also be automatically prepared to be enrolled into Raxak Protect via post provisioning scripts
If your cloud provider does not have a mechanism for specifying a post-provisioning script, or if you already have a machine that has been provisioned, you can perform the following steps manually:
Once the target machine is prepped, it can be enrolled into the Raxak Protect service.
Soft Layer users who have subscribed to Raxak Protect via the IBM Marketplace access Raxak Protect via the tile placed in their Markeplace console. This automatically validates the user to Raxak Protect and logs the user into the Raxak Protect system.
Other users access Raxak Protect via https://www.cloudraxak.net/ and authenticate themselves via Google and Amazon single sign on.
Users who have been given a free trial code will be asked to validate their subscription by entering the code. Codes are tied to user emails that correspond to their Marketplace, Google, or Amazon IDs, and cannot be shared by other users
Once the user is logged in, the previously prepared machines can be enrolled using the [Add] button on the [Target Machines] tab in the Raxak Protect console. If you are using VPNs on Soft Layer, see this.
If you used the automatic post-provisioning script (VMSetup.sh), use raxak as the user id in the enrollment form that is presented when you click the [Add] button.
Please contact Cloud Raxak with any suggestions or questions about the Raxak Protect product. If you find any bugs or behavior that you cannot understand, please file a bug report.
First, download the VMSetup.sh script to a local folder by clicking here. On Step 3 (Configure Instance Details) in the Launch Instance workflow, expand the Advanced Details tab at the bottom of the page. Select the "As File" radio button, and browse to the script you downloaded.
On the second page of the provisioning workflow, look for the section marked Provisioning Scripts and enter a new url https://www.cloudraxak.net/VMSetup.sh as shown below. Note that it is critical to use the https protocol to ensure that the script gets auto-executed.
If you want to enroll machines running on Soft Layer that only have private IP addresses, you need to construct a userid associated with your Soft Layer account that has VPN permissions.
On the form presented by the [Add] button, select the [Private IP] checkbox, which will open three new input fields: Username, Password, and Tunnel IP. The Username is the userid with VPN permissions. The Password is the VPN password. The Tunnel IP is the IP address of the tunnel endpoint for one of the Soft Layer data centers. This last field defaults to the endpoint of the Soft Layer San Jose CA data center.
Note that there are certain constraints on VPN access such as the limitation of simultaneous VPN tunnels that may be opened. These can be changed by contacting Soft Layer support and opening an appropriate ticket.
Download the VMSetup.sh script to a local folder by clicking here. Expand the "Management, Disk, ..." section by clicking the downward pointing double arrow to the left of the section heading. Then cut and paste the contents of the VMSetup.sh file into the Startup Script box as shown in the screen image below.


Changelog¶
v0.36.1¶
More verbose error messages when components can’t be loaded (nerdoc).
More complete handling to prevent XSS attacks.
v0.36.0¶
Security fix: for CVE-2021-42053 to prevent XSS attacks (reported by Jeffallan).
** Breaking changes **
responses will be HTML encoded going forward (to explicitly opt-in to previous behavior use safe)
v0.35.3¶
Fix: Handle when there are multiple apps sub-directories 273 by apoorvaeternity.
v0.35.2¶
Fix: Make sure
visible:elements
trigger as expected in more cases.Prevent the visibile element from continuing to trigger if the visbility element method returns
False
.
v0.35.0¶
Trigger an
input
orblur
event for a model element from JavaScriptVisibility event with
unicorn:visible
attribute
Breaking changes
db_model
Python decorator,unicorn:db
,unicorn:field
,unicorn:pk
template attributes are removed.
v0.34.0¶
Initial prototype for component template lifecycle events.
Fix: elements after a child component would not get initialized 262 by joshiggins.
Fix: cache would fail in some instances 258.
v0.33.0¶
Fix: Allow comments, blank lines, or text at the top of component templates before the root element.
v0.32.0¶
Add debounce support to actions.
v0.31.0¶
Move JavaScript static assets into
unicorn
sub-folderDetermine correct path for installed app passed to
startunicorn
management commandCall
startapp
management command if app is not already installed
v0.30.0¶
Look in all
INSTALLED_APPS
for components instead of only in aunicorn
app 210Support
settings.APPS_DIR
which is the default fordjango-cookiecutter
instead of justsettings.BASE_DIR
214
** Breaking changes **
Require an application name when running the
startunicorn
management command for where the component should be created
v0.29.0¶
Sanitize initial JSON to prevent XSS
v0.28.0¶
Re-fire poll method when tab/window comes back into focus after losing visibility (https://github.com/adamghill/django-unicorn/pull/202 by frbor)
v0.27.2¶
Fix bug with relationship fields on a Django model
v0.27.1¶
Fix some issues with many-to-many fields on a Django model
v0.27.0¶
Many-to-many fields on a Django model are now supported
Multiple partial targets
v0.26.0¶
Completely redesigned and much improved support for Django models and QuerySets.
Fix the
startunicorn
command and add some ascii art.
v0.25.0¶
Support calling functions in JavaScript modules.
Fix: use
unicorn:db
without aunicorn:model
in the same element.
v0.24.0¶
Support custom CSRF headers set with CSRF_HEADER_NAME setting.
v0.23.0¶
Performance enhancement that returns a 304 HTTP status code when an action happens, but the content doesn’t change.
Add
unicorn:ignore
attribute to prevent an element from being morphed (useful when usingUnicorn
with libraries likeSelect2
that change the DOM).Add support for passing arguments to
Unicorn.call
.Bug fix when attempting to cache component views that utilize the
db_model
decorator.
v0.22.0¶
Use Django cache for storing component state when available
Add support for Django 2.2.x
v0.21.2¶
Add backported
dataclasses
for Python 3.6. (@frbor)
v0.21.0¶
Bug fix: Prevent disabled polls from firing at all.
Support
Decimal
field type.Support
dataclass
field type.Use type hints to cast fields to primitive Python types if possible.
v0.20.0¶
Add ability to exclude component view properties from JavaScript to reduce the amount of data initially rendered to the page with
javascript_exclude
.Add
complete
,rendered
,parent_rendered
component hooks.Call JavaScript functions from a component view’s method.
v0.19.0¶
Re-implemented how action method parsing is done to remove all edge cases when passing arguments to component view methods. (@frbor).
Add support for passing kwargs to component view methods.
v0.18.1¶
v0.18.0¶
Only send updated data back in the response to reduce network latency.
Experimental support for queuing up requests to alleviate race conditions when functions take a long time to process.
Bug fix: prevent race condition where an instantiated component class would be inadvertently re-used for component views that are slow to render
Bug fix: use the correct component name to call a component method from “outside” the component.
Deprecated:
DJANGO_UNICORN
setting has been renamed toUNICORN
.
v0.17.2¶
Don’t send the parent context in the response for child components that specify a partial update.
Add support for element models to specify a partial update.
Add support for polls to specify a partial update.
Handle
date
,time
,timespan
when passed as arguments from JavaScript.Render child component template’s JavaScript initialization with the parent’s as opposed to inserting a new script tag after the child component is rendered.
Bug fix: prevent an error when rendering a Django model with a date-related field, but a string value.
v0.17.1¶
Remove stray print statement.
Fix bug where child components would sometimes lose their action events.
v0.17.0¶
Target DOM changes from an action to only a portion of the DOM with partial updates.
v0.16.1¶
Remove debounce from action methods to reduce any perceived lag.
v0.16.0¶
Dirty states for when there is a change that hasn’t been synced yet.
Add support for setting multiple classes for loading states.
Attempt to handle when the component gets out of sync with an invalid checksum error.
Performance tweaks when there isn’t a change to a model or dbModel with lazy or defer modifiers.
v0.15.1¶
Fix bug where a component name has a dash in its name
v0.15.0¶
Add support for child components
Add discard action modifier
Add support for referring to components in a folder structure
Remove restriction that component templates must start with a div
Remove restriction that component root can’t also have
unicorn:model
orunicorn:action
v0.14.1¶
Prevent the currently focused model element from updating after the AJAX request finishes (#100).
v0.14.0¶
Disable poll with a component field
Dynamically change polling options with PollUpdate
Basic support for
pydantic
models
v0.13.0¶
Component key to allow disambiguation of components of the same name
$returnValue
special argumentGet the last action method’s return value
v0.12.0¶
Redirect from action method in component
v0.11.2¶
v0.11.0¶
$toggle
special method.Support nested properties when using the set shortcut.
Fix action string arguments that would get spaces removed inadvertently.
Breaking changes
v0.10.1¶
Use LRU cache for constructed components to prevent ever-expanding memory.
Loosen
beautifulsoup4
version requirement.Fix bug to handle floats so that they don’t lose precision when serialized to JSON.
Fix bug to handle related models (ForeignKeys, OneToOne, etc) fields in Django models.
v0.10.0¶
Add support for passing kwargs into the component on the template
Provide access to the current request in the component’s methods
v0.9.4¶
Fix: Prevent Django
CharField
form field from stripping whitespaces when used for validation.Fix: Handle edge case that would generate a null exception.
Fix: Only change loading state when an action method gets called, not on every event fire.
v0.9.3¶
Handle child elements triggering an event which should be handled by a parent unicorn element.
v0.9.1¶
Fix: certain actions weren’t triggering model values to get set correctly
v0.9.0¶
Loading states for improved UX.
$event
special argument foractions
.APPS
setting for determing where to look for components.Add support for parent elements for non-db models.
Fix: Handle if
Meta
doesn’t exist for db models.
v0.8.0¶
Add much more elaborate support for dealing with Django models.
v0.7.1¶
Fix bug where multiple actions would trigger multiple payloads.
Handle lazy models that are children of an action model better.
v0.7.0¶
Parse action method arguments as basic Python objects
Stop and prevent modifiers on actions
Defer modifier on model
Support for multiple actions on the same element
Django setting for whether the JavaScript is minified
Breaking changes
Remove unused
unicorn_styles
template tagUse dash for poll timing instead of dot
v0.6.5¶
Attempt to get the CSRF token from the cookie first before looking at the CSRF token.
v0.6.4¶
Fix bug where lazy models weren’t sending values before an action was called
Add
is_valid
method to component to more easily check if a component has validation errors.Better error message if the CSRF token is not available.
v0.6.3¶
Fix bug where model elements weren’t getting updated values when an action was being called during the same component update.
Fix bug where some action event listeners were duplicated.
v0.6.2¶
More robust fix for de-duping multiple actions.
Fix bug where conditionally added actions didn’t get an event listener.
v0.6.1¶
Fix model sync getting lost when there is an action (issue 39).
Small fix for validations.
v0.6.0¶
Realtime validation of a Unicorn model.
Polling for component updates.
v0.5.0¶
Call component method from JavaScript.
Support classes, dictionaries, Django Models, (read-only) Django QuerySets properties on a component.
Debounce modifier to change how fast changes are sent to the backend from
unicorn:model
.Lazy modifier to listen for
blur
instead ofinput
onunicorn:model
.Better support for
textarea
HTML element.
v0.4.0¶
Set shortcut for setting properties.
Listen for any valid event, not just
click
.Better handling for model updates when element ids aren’t unique.
v0.3.0¶
Add mount hook.
Add reset action.
Remove lag when typing fast in a text input and overall improved performance.
Better error handling for exceptional cases.
v0.2.3¶
Fix for creating default folders when running
startunicorn
.
v0.2.2¶
Set default
template_name
if it’s missing in component.
v0.2.1¶
Fix
startunicorn
Django management command.
v0.2.0¶
Switch from
Component
class toUnicornView
to follow the conventions of class-based views.Investigate using class-based view instead of the custom Component class
v0.1.1¶
Fix package readme and repository link.
v0.1.0¶
Initial version with basic functionality.


Here is my paragraph and I want to highlight a few things. Important things.
This is another paragraph which has strong words.


In 1991 Emma Sian Hebron (known to most as Sian), was a fresh medical school graduate and had her first job working in the pediatrics department in Taunton, Somerset, England. The hours were long and the weather was dreary; so when her Australian registrar gave her the opportunity to work at his hospital — Sydney Children’s Hospital in Randwick, Australia, Sian jumped at the opportunity and didn’t think twice.
After six long months of waiting to hear from Australia’s Visa Department, Sian was finally off to the land down under. The Australian Government had permitted her a two year work visa, as long as she stayed working at the Children’s Hospital in Sydney.
So on a cold British November evening in 1992, Sian took her parents Michael and Sylvia Hebron to the poshest restaurant in Exeter and bid them farewell for what they all thought would be only two years.
After a tedious first leg of her 38 hour long journey, Sian stepped off the plane at Singapore already having made a new friend in her in-flight neighbour — a British/Australian, Stephen Conyers-East. Little did she know, under a year later Stephen would become her husband.
After only two months of what was meant to be two years escaping England’s miserable weather and tediously long shifts, Sian and Stephen were engaged and wanting to settle down in Stephen’s home town, Noosa, Queensland.
Unfortunately this decision didn’t sit well with the Australian Government. Once they found out she had quit her job in Sydney and flew to Queensland where she began applying to work as a general practitioner, she was threatened with deportation.
In early 1993 after their engagement, the happy-in-love couple had an interview at Australia House where it came down to one woman believing they were truly in love, and Sian was allowed to stay in Australia on her temporary residency visa. Once Stephen and Sian were married in September 1993, they had to prove they had been living together for a year, then she was allowed to apply for permanent residency. After two years with permanent residency Sian would be allowed to apply for Australian citizenship.
This was a tedious, stressful and emotional time for the couple. Sian was luckily allowed to work in Nambour Hospital; and whilst the work was plentiful, it was not what Sian had wanted to do long-term with her degree. However, she was told if she wanted to leave the Australian hospital system she had to requalify as a doctor in Australia and take the Australian Medical Council Exam. She was required to fly to Sydney and complete what was essentially her final medical exams all over again.
Unfortunately, the trouble did not stop there. Once Sian had acquired her permanent residency and passed the exam, she was only allowed to work as a non-vocational general practitioner and earned significantly less due to her overseas medical training. Even when she acquired her Australian Citizenship in May 1997, she was still ‘not qualified’. From 1994-2000 Sian worked at a sub-standard pay level until she was allowed to take the Royal College exam for General Practitioners.
It took Sian eight years to become regarded as a qualified doctor in Australia. From the moment she landed in Sydney in November 1992 to the year she gained full recognition as a doctor in 2000; Sian had gotten engaged, received temporary and permanent visas, married Stephen, received citizenship, and started a family with two baby girls. Eight years later Sian start her own medical practice in Noosa and become a successful business owner and general practitioner.
A visit from Sian in 1997, with a one-year-old in tow and another ‘in the oven’, was all it took for Michael and Sylvia Hebron to pack up and leave their beloved England for Australia’s shores.
Michael and Sylvia had lived their whole lives in the United Kingdom. They had owned pubs in London and Exeter and had raised two children. With their eldest Kevin already in Australia and Sian now following suit, they didn’t want to miss out on watching their children and grandchildren grow up.
After they made the decision in 1997, it took Sylvia and Michael four years to eventually get to Australia. A fraudulent private agency ran off with five-thousand pounds of their money after doing up their visa documents. Luckily, before they disappeared with the money, Michael asked for copies of the documents and they were able to take them to Australia House.
After five trips to Australia House in London and a whole lot of back and forth, Sylvia and Michael finally got their letter saying they were welcome to Australia as permanent residents under a Balance of Family and Aged Parents Visa.
They had to be in Australia by a certain date, and that date was fourth months from the time they receieved the letter. They had to sell their home in Exeter, pack up their home into shipping containers and organise their pensions (which were frozen once they left the country).
Sylvia remembers what a stressful time this was for them, saying goodbye to family and friends and the country they had called home for the past 60+ years. However, the reason for their move kept them going no matter how stressful and tedious the four years were.
The move Sian's parents made to be near her and her children has always played a major part in her life. She stated; “How amazing, strong and determined they were to come out here. There were times I wanted to move interstate, but how could I move away from my parents and take their grandchildren away after all they have done to come be near us”.
Sylvia and Michael engulfed themselves in Australian life from the get go. Michael joined the Freemasons, the local bowls club and RSL. Whilst Sylvia involved herself in groups like the local radio, the University of the Third Age, book club and the list goes on. They also became the most devoted and loving grandparents to their grandchildren. Helping Sian and Stephen with the school trips, after-school sport activities, and becoming fully immersed in their families lives.
Sylvia does not regret her decision to move one bit. She recounts; “from the moment I got off the plane in Queensland and my three-year-old granddaughter who I had never met before, Portia, held my hand, it felt like I was already part of the family”.


GOT7's 'You Calling My Name' M/V hits 40M views on YouTube
by olmalGOT7's 'You Calling My Name' has hit 40M views on YouTube!
The song was revealed on November 4 and the MV hit over 40 million views just in 13 days.
Congratulations to GOT7! You can check out their MV below.


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Batch rendering is a different process to interactive rendering as used in the browser. Here, instead of receiving a stream of images and being able to make changes to the scene at any time we simply want to fire off a render call and get a single response when the result is ready.
A bit of prep
console.log(`rendering at ${width}x${height} for ${max_samples} iterations`);
try {
scene_info.scene_name = 'myscene';
scene_info.scope_name = scene_file;
await render_scene(scene_info, width, height, max_samples, filename);
console.log(`image saved to ${filename}`);
} catch (err) {
console.error(err);
}
So we just transfer some data to the scene info then call our render_scene
function to perform the actual render.
Rendering
function render_scene(scene_info, width, height, max_samples, filename) {
return new Promise(async (resolve, reject) => {
const camera = scene_info.camera;
const options = scene_info.options;
const user_scope_name = `scope_${Utils.create_random_string(8)}`;
const [ image ] = await service.queue_commands()
.queue(new Command('create_scope', { scope_name: user_scope_name, parent_scope: scene_info.scope_name }))
.queue(new Command('use_scope', { scope_name: user_scope_name }))
.queue(new Command('localize_element', { element_name: options }))
.queue(new Command('localize_element', { element_name: camera }))
.queue(new Command('camera_set_resolution', {
camera_name: camera,
resolution: {
x: width,
y: height
}
}))
.queue(new Command('camera_set_aspect', {
camera_name: camera,
aspect: width / height
}))
.queue(new Command('element_set_attribute', {
element_name: options,
attribute_name: 'progressive_rendering_max_samples',
attribute_value: max_samples,
attribute_type: 'Sint32',
create: true
}))
.queue(new Command('render',
{
scene_name: scene_info.scene_name,
renderer: 'iray',
format: path.extname(filename).slice(1),
render_context_options: {
scheduler_mode: {
value: 'batch',
type: 'String'
}
}
}), true)
.queue(new Command('delete_scope', { scope_name: user_scope_name }))
.execute().catch(err => [ err ]);
if (image instanceof Command_error) {
reject(`render error: ${image.message}`);
return;
}
if (image instanceof Rs_error) {
reject(`render error: ${image.toString()}`);
return;
}
if (!image.data) {
reject('no rendered image');
return;
}
fs.writeFile(filename, image.data, (err) => {
if (err) {
reject(`error writing file ${err}`);
} else {
resolve(`image saved to ${filename}`);
}
});
});
}
The render returns a Promise that resolves when the rendered image has been written to disk or rejects on error.
Similar to the browser tutorial we are creating a user scope to make our changes and render in. However, in addition to localizing the camera we are also localizing the scene options block:
const options = scene_info.options;
...
.queue(new Command('localize_element',{ element_name: options }))
...
.queue(new Command('element_set_attribute', {
element_name: options,
attribute_name: 'progressive_rendering_max_samples',
attribute_value: max_samples,
attribute_type: 'Sint32',
create: true
}))
Like the camera elements the option block is also returned when importing the scene. This element is the main location where global rendering options are set for the scene. In this case we are setting the progressive_rendering_max_samples
attribute on the options. In interactive rendering, images are returned every few progressive iterations. So you can watch the quality of the render improve as time goes on. In batch rendering however the render call doesn't return until a converged image is obtained. A converged image is one where one of three refinement metrics is met:
- Iteration count - the image is converged once it has rendered a given number of iterations.
- Time - the image is converged once it has rendered for a given amount of time.
- Quality - the image is converged once a given quality metric has been obtained in a given percentage of pixels.
All 3 have default values, 100 iterations, 1 hour and a quality of 1 in 95% of pixels. Whichever of these three criteria is first met terminates rendering and returns the final image. Individual criteria can also be disabled. We really should allow all 3 types to be set however for simplicity we are only exposing max iterations.
The element_set_attribute
command is a generic command that allows any attribute to be set on any element. Most settings on scene elements are controlled by attributes, ones that will have specific RealityServer® commands for controlling them.
Two important things to note, the element_set_attribute
command will not create attributes by default. If the attribute does not already exist on the element the set command will fail. So we provide the create
argument so the attribute can be created if it doesn't already exist. Attributes are also strictly typed, so we need to provide the type of the attribute in attribute_type
as well.
Note that termination criteria are also honoured when using interactive mode in render loops. When converged, the render loop simply pauses rendering until the scene is changed again.
Information on how to setup the other 2 criteria, as well as supported attributes in general, can be found in the RealityServer® documentation.
.queue(new Command('render',
{
scene_name: scene_info.scene_name,
renderer: 'iray',
format: path.extname(filename).slice(1),
render_context_options: {
scheduler_mode: {
value: 'batch',
type: 'String'
}
}
}),true)
The command that does the actual work. We supply scene name, renderer and the image format to encode the image to which comes from the filename extension (png/jpg/exr etc.). Render context options are the other main location that rendering options are provided. These however are per render options rather than scene options. In this case we are setting scheduler_mode
to batch
which enables batch mode as described previously. Like the options block, these options are also strictly typed.
Remember that since we want to get the result of this command (the actual rendered image) we pass true
as the second argument.
.queue(new Command('delete_scope', { scope_name: user_scope_name }))
.execute().catch(err => [ err ]);
Since this is a one shot render we clean up after ourselves by deleting the created user scope after rendering. This is the last command for the queue so we execute the commands and resolve any errors.
if (image instanceof Command_error) {
reject(`render error: ${image.message}`);
return;
}
if (image instanceof Rs_error) {
reject(`render error: ${image.toString()}`);
return;
}
if (!image.data) {
reject('no rendered image');
return;
}
fs.writeFile(filename, image.data, (err) => {
if (err) {
reject(`error writing file ${err.toString()}`);
} else {
resolve(`image saved to ${filename}`);
}
});
If our error checks pass then the render command will have returned an object containing two properties:
data
- aUint8Array
containing the rendered image.mime_type
aString
containing the mime-type of the image.
The final step is to write the image data to disk and resolve or reject the promise.
We can now perform a render:
$ node index.js localhost 8080 scenes/meyemii.mi 800 800 500 out.png
Given this is a generic command you can substitute any scene name that is in the RealityServer® content root and render at any resolution required.
Summary
In this tutorial we have learnt about setting rendering options, termination critera and how to perform a one shot render.
Source
The complete source for this tutorial can be found below:
| <<< Scene Loading | Concepts >>> |


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Azure On The Cheap
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The following counties have more than 10 cases per day and their 7 day average has increased more than 1.2 times
since last week.
{HOW_MANY_ALERT} counties matching criteria.
Here we see US Counties where the current 7-day average for new cases has spiked compared to 7 days ago.
Rapid increase in new cases quickly could be a sign of an outbreak or unmanaged spread.
The following counties have more than 10 cases per day and their 7 day average has increased more than 1.2 times
since last week.
{HOW_MANY_ALERT} counties matching criteria.


Grids / Sorting
This sample demonstrates basic and custom sorting operations in TreeGrid.
If column cells contain a String or a Number as their value, a basic sorting is executed, using built-in sort operations, for which you only need to specify by which column rows will be sorted and the sort order.
For columns which cells contains custom values, a comparer function is required. In case of this example, 3rd column contains date values, and a custom comparer function is created and applied to the TreeGrid, in order sort operation to be executed.
The following properties and methods are presented:
- sorting a property which determines the sort order
- sort a method which sorts the TreeGrid rows and its cells based on applied order
For more information check out the source code of this sample.


seg=SEG_AND(seg1,seg2,...)
seg=SEG_AND(seg1,seg2,...) performs AND operation on segments, returning the overlap between segments.


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Nyzo version 498 (commit on GitHub) improves transaction deduplication and initial validation.
This version does not need to be installed on the sentinel, as the sentinel does not process incoming transactions.
Nyzo uses Ed25519 for digital signatures. Ed25519 is a modern, well-understood, and widely used digital signature system. However, Ed25519 signatures are malleable, and malleability presents potential concerns that a valid transaction could be duplicated in the system, resulting in a multiple spend.
According to our understanding of malleability in Ed25519, described in the paper that introduced this system, signature malleability in Ed25519 is nothing more than a mathematical curiosity. Malleability would not allow an attacker to forge a message under a target private key or derive a new valid signature for an existing message under the original private key. The following paragraph is the “Malleability” section of this paper.
Malleability. We also see no relevance of “malleability” to the standard definition of signature security. For example, if we slightly modified the system then replacing S by -S and replacing A by -A (a slight variant of the “attack” of [75]) would convert one valid signature into another valid signature of the same message under a new public key; but it would still not accomplish the attacker’s goal, namely to forge a signature on a new message under a target public key. One such modification would be to omit A from the hashing; another such modification would be to have A encode only |A|, rather than A.
However, secure systems should not be engineered with the minimum required for security. Secure systems should be engineered with layer upon layer of assurances to reduce the probability that unforeseen issues in one layer or part of the system result in an actual compromise of the integrity of the system. With that in mind, we have modified the process for deduplicating transactions to consider every byte of signing input in addition to the signature itself.
The transactionsWithoutDuplicates() method of the BalanceManager class is responsible for removing duplicate transactions. The previous version of the method relied on a sorted list of transactions, and it would only add a single copy of a group of identical transactions to the output list.
In the new implementation, sets of ByteBuffer objects are used to track each transaction that has been added to the output list, and a transaction will only be added if both its signature and the bytes used as signing input are unique. As this implementation no longer relies on the input list being sorted, this list has been renamed from sortedTransactions to transactions.
The other changes in this version are in the performInitialValidation() method of the Transaction class. The comments in this method have been edited for clarity and correctness, and handling of the block height of the transaction has been updated.
Previously, an error was produced when the block of the transaction was behind the open edge height. However, the valid flag was not set to false, so the transaction was still added to the pool. This logic has been corrected in two ways. The frozen edge is now also checked, and an error is produced and the transaction rejected for transactions at or before the frozen edge. Additionally, for transactions that are behind the open edge but past the frozen edge, a warning is now produced instead of an error.
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Statistics-101 for Data Noobs!
 Though statistics is not the most important part of learning and doing Data Science, but it is needed and plays a major role in making you a better data scientist who moves forward with a structured approach. So, here are some descriptive statistics key terms that I think that every data-guy should know and their python code brewed in the easiest of manners.
1. Descriptive statistics
Descriptive statistics give information that describes the data in some manner. For example, suppose a pet shop sells cats, dogs, birds and fish. If 100 pets are sold, and 40 out of the 100 were dogs, then one description of the data on the pets sold would be that 40% were dogs. A graphical representation of data is another method of descriptive statistics.
2. Population
A population is a selected individual or group representing the full set of members of a certain group of interest.
3. Sample
A sample is a subset drawn from a larger population. If this drawing is accomplished in such a manner that each member of the population has an equitable chance of selection, the result is referred to as a random sample.
4. Parameter
A parameter is a value which is generated from a population. If I had all the data of all humans on Earth and generated the mean age, this value would be a parameter.
5. Statistic
A statistic or sample statistic is a single measure of some attribute of a sample (e.g., its arithmetic mean value). It is calculated by applying a function (statistical algorithm) to the values of the items of the sample, which are known together as a set of data.
6. Generalisability
Generalisability can be described as the ability to draw conclusions about the characteristics of the population as a whole based on the results of data collected from a ‘sample’. This is ability is not a given, and depends heavily on the nature of sample collection, sample size, and various other factors.
7. Distribution
A distribution is best described as the arrangement of data by the values of one variable in order, from low to high. This arrangement, and its characteristics such as shape and spread, provide information about the underlying sample.
8. Mean
Mean, along with median and mode, is one of the 3 major measures of central tendency, which collectively evaluate an important and basic aspect of a distribution. The simple arithmetic average of a distribution of variable values (or scores), the mean provides a single, concise numerical summary of a distribution. The mean is also likely the most common statistics encountered in general research. Population mean is denoted μ, while sample mean is denoted x̄.
9. Median
Median is the score of a distribution residing at the 50th percentile, separating the top and bottom 50 percent of scores. The median is useful for both splitting a set of distribution scores in half and helping to identify the skew of a distribution.
10. Mode
The mode is simply the score which appears most frequently in the distribution. Multimodal refers to a distribution with more than one mode; bimodal refers to a distribution with 2 modes.
11. Skew
When there are more scores toward one end of the distribution than the other, this results in skew. When the scores of a distribution are more clustered at the high end, the relatively fewer number of scores on the low end result in a tail, with the scenario being referred to as negative skew. Positive skew is when a distribution shows a tail at its high end. So basically, in a negatively skewed distribution, we would expect the mean to be less than the median, while in a positively skewed distribution, we would expect the mean to be greater than the median.
12. Range
When dealing with dispersion dispersion, the range is the difference between the maximum and minimum values of a distribution.
13. Variance
Variance is the statistical average of the dispersion of scores in a distribution. Variance is not often used on its own, but can be a useful calculation on the way to a more descriptive statistical measurement, such as standard deviation.
14. Standard Deviation
The standard deviation of a distribution is the average deviation between individual distribution scores and the distribution’s mean. Individually, the standard deviation provides a good measure of how spread out a disquisitions scores are. When considered alongside the mean, these 2 measures provides a good overview of the distribution of scores.
15. Interquartile Range (IQR)
The IQR is the difference between the score delineating the 75th percentile and the 25th percentile, the third and first quartiles, respectively.
Mathematically, IQR = Q3 — Q1
Python representations of some of these terms:


Water back, after pipe break
by Nicholas JohansenUPDATE 8:10 p.m.
Crews have finished repairing a water main on Okanagan Avenue and water service has been restored to the area.
As a reminder, crews will begin asphalt repairs Wednesday and anticipate the work will be complete by the end of the week. Traffic detours will be in place.
The City thank area residents for their patience Tuesday and apologizes for any inconvenience while the road is being repaired.
ORIGINAL 2:50 p.m.
A water main break in Vernon has shut off water to a number of homes in the Mission Hill area Tuesday afternoon.
The break occurred on the 4100 block of Okanagan Avenue.
Crews are currently on scene working to restore service.
It's unclear how many homes are affected, but the city says “every effort is being made to have water available as soon as possible.”
On Wednesday, city crews will be back in the area to repair the road.
Road repairs are expected to continue through the week, and traffic detours are expected.


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HTML5 demo with FormData
Rhino, sent with FormData, retrieved back and shown through a data URL.
Rhinos are big!


Problem Description
Nowadays, a kind of chess game called “Super Jumping! Jumping! Jumping!” is very popular in HDU. Maybe you are a good boy, and know little about this game, so I introduce it to you now. The game can be played by two or more than two players. It consists of a chessboard（棋盘）and some chessmen（棋子）, and all chessmen are marked by a positive integer or “start” or “end”. The player starts from start-point and must jumps into end-point finally. In the course of jumping, the player will visit the chessmen in the path, but everyone must jumps from one chessman to another absolutely bigger (you can assume start-point is a minimum and end-point is a maximum.). And all players cannot go backwards. One jumping can go from a chessman to next, also can go across many chessmen, and even you can straightly get to end-point from start-point. Of course you get zero point in this situation. A player is a winner if and only if he can get a bigger score according to his jumping solution. Note that your score comes from the sum of value on the chessmen in you jumping path. Your task is to output the maximum value according to the given chessmen list.
Input
Input contains multiple test cases. Each test case is described in a line as follow: N value_1 value_2 …value_N It is guarantied that N is not more than 1000 and all value_i are in the range of 32-int. A test case starting with 0 terminates the input and this test case is not to be processed.
Output
For each case, print the maximum according to rules, and one line one case.
Sample Input
3 1 3 2
4 1 2 3 4
4 3 3 2 1
0
Sample Output
4
10
3
题意
可以从值低的点跳到后面值高的点，最后求最后最大的和。
dp[i] = max(dp[j] + a[i], dp[i])
代码
#include <bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
typedef long long ll;
typedef unsigned long long int ull;
#define maxn 1005
#define inf 0x3f3f3f3f
ll a[maxn];
ll dp[maxn];
int main(int argc, char const *argv[])
{
int n;
while(cin >> n && n)
{
for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i)
{
scanf("%lld", &a[i]);
dp[i] = a[i];
}
ll ans = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i)
{
for (int j = 0; j < i; ++j)
{
if(a[j] < a[i])
dp[i] = max(dp[i], dp[j] + a[i]);
}
ans = max(ans, dp[i]);
}
cout << ans << endl;
}
return 0;
}


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Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) is a network administration product that enables the creation and enforcement of security and access policies for endpoint devices connected to the company’s routers and switches. The purpose is to simplify identity management across diverse devices and applications.
Oracle Banking Platform (OBP) is a next generation banking platform suite, designed to cater huge volumes of banking data and transactions, manage banking requirements from retail to corporate. OBP is capable of handling complete banking needs. The product is a J2EE based web application designed on top of Java/Hibernate/Oracle ADF middleware API.
Cisco Contract Services is an application used by Partners and Distributor to create Quotes and Orders for Cisco. The application has features to create contract as well. It also has options to renew, terminate and modify to existing contracts. New partners, Distributors and customers can also be created and managed. This application is again integrated with oracle apps.
CISCO Consumer IT is an initiative from CISCO which consists of managing its entire web presence including point of sale and support for its various consumer products such as routers, switches, telepresence equipment and video cameras.
This complex application is used to keep a track of engagements that EMC2 has with its clients. The date for every engagement is stored as an XML. This XML is stored and its versioning is managed using the Documentum Content Management System. The web application serves as the UI through which the user can create new engagements and edit existing ones. The user can also generate various documents pertaining to the Engagement through this tool. Various other features make this application very useful especially for the Senior Management of EMC as a way to track Engagements with the customer.


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VIAd
@protocol VIAd <NSObject>
Common interface to rule process of displaying ad
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Declaration
Objective-C
@property (nullable, nonatomic, weak) id<VIAdDelegate> delegate
Swift
weak var delegate: VIAdDelegate? { get set }
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@property (nonatomic, assign, readonly) BOOL cacheMediaContent
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var cacheMediaContent: Bool { get }
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@property (nonatomic, assign, readonly) BOOL isReady
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var isReady: Bool { get }
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@property (nonatomic, assign, readonly) BOOL isLoading
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var isLoading: Bool { get }
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@property (nonatomic, assign, readonly) BOOL isPaused
Swift
var isPaused: Bool { get }
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@property (nonatomic, assign, readonly) BOOL isPlaying
Swift
var isPlaying: Bool { get }
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Load ad for specified placement. Performs async network request in background. Listn for delegate method ‘adDidReceiveEvent:VIAdEventLoaded’ in case of success and ‘adDidReceiveError:’ for fail. Both will be fired on the main queue.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)load;
Swift
func load()
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Stops playing all the ads. All VISDK views will be removed from the provided container. Delegate will be notified with ‘VIAdEventClosed’
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)close;
Swift
func close()
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Objective-C
- (void)registerMediations:(NSArray <VIMediator*>* _Nonnull)mediations;
Swift
optional func registerMediations(_ mediations: [VIMediator])
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Objective-C
- (void)registerMediation:(VIMediator* _Nonnull)mediation;
Swift
optional func registerMediation(_ mediation: VIMediator)
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Objective-C
- (void)clearMediators;
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optional func clearMediators()


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RELATE is a Romanian language technology platform
integrating different state-of-the art
tools, algorithms, models and language resources for processing the Romanian language.
The modules are developed either in-house or by our partners in different
research projects. Please check each page for appropriate references.
The modular architecture (see the diagram) allows chaining the available modules into custom pipelines providing advanced language processing capabilities.
The platform allows direct interaction with Romanian language tools for annotating and processing data.
For small data sizes it is possible to directly invoke the modules from the web interface in an interactive way.
For larger data volumes, the internal platform components allow creating corpora of any size and execute parallel processing pipelines.
The platform is open to the public for research purposes (including the internal part, following an account request).
The platform is developed for research purposes and may not be suitable for any commercial or production use.
Platform development takes place at GitHub: https://github.com/racai-ai/relate
TEPROLIN is a web service providing lemmatization, part-of-speech tagging, dependency parsing. The processing flow can be customized if needed.
Domain-specific Named Entity Recognition (NER) provides the ability to recognize named entities in domain-specific text, such as legal-domain or biomedical text.
Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) services are available based on different models. The current best model available in RELATE is based on a WAV2VEC2 model adaptation.
CoRoLa is the Representative Corpus of Contemporary Romanian Language. The different query interfaces associated with the corpus can be accessed through RELATE.
Resources and Models for the Romanian language can be accessed or downloaded.
For the full list of components, check the menu on the left.
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Inherits MeshWithSmoothingGroups< ASE::Face >, and Assimp::ASE::BaseNode.
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| enum | Type { Light , Camera , Mesh , Dummy } |
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| Mesh (const std::string &name) | |
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| std::vector< aiVector3D > | amTexCoords [AI_MAX_NUMBER_OF_TEXTURECOORDS] |
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| bool | bSkip |
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| unsigned int | iMaterialIndex |
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| InheritanceInfo | inherit |
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| Animation | mAnim |
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| std::vector< aiVector3D > | mNormals |
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| unsigned int | mNumUVComponents [AI_MAX_NUMBER_OF_TEXTURECOORDS] |
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| std::string | mParent |
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| std::vector< aiVector3D > | mPositions |
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| bool | mProcessed |
| Animation | mTargetAnim |
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| aiVector3D | mTargetPosition |
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| aiMatrix4x4 | mTransform |
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| enum Assimp::ASE::BaseNode::Type | mType |
| std::vector< aiColor4D > | mVertexColors |
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Helper structure to represent an ASE file mesh.
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Default constructor has been deleted.
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Construction from an existing name.
| std::vector<aiVector3D> Assimp::ASE::Mesh::amTexCoords[AI_MAX_NUMBER_OF_TEXTURECOORDS] |
List of all texture coordinate sets.
| bool Assimp::ASE::Mesh::bSkip |
used internally
| unsigned int Assimp::ASE::Mesh::iMaterialIndex |
Material index of the mesh.
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inherited |
Specifies which axes transformations a node inherits from its parent ...
| std::vector<Bone> Assimp::ASE::Mesh::mBones |
List of all bones.
| std::vector<BoneVertex> Assimp::ASE::Mesh::mBoneVertices |
List of all bone vertices.
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Face lists.
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Name of the mesh.
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List of normal vectors.
| unsigned int Assimp::ASE::Mesh::mNumUVComponents[AI_MAX_NUMBER_OF_TEXTURECOORDS] |
Number of vertex components for each UVW set.
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Name of the parent of the node "" if there is no parent ...
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Vertex positions.
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Target position (target lights and cameras)
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| std::vector<aiColor4D> Assimp::ASE::Mesh::mVertexColors |
List of all vertex color sets.


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Joint Staff Advisory Note on the Second Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper. Oct 30, 2008. Second Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP). Aug 3, 2006, Joint .
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Nigeria: Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper -- National ... - IMF
2005 International Monetary Fund. December 2005. IMF Country Report No. 05/ 433. Nigeria: Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper. National Economic .
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Exports trade, employment and poverty reduction in Nigeria - Emerald
Title: Exports trade, employment and poverty reduction in Nigeria . The purpose of this paper is to explore the relationship between trade (exports) and .
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It also makes the point that reducing poverty has positive impact on HIV/AIDS . African Learning Group on the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP-LG) as . Millenium Development Goals: Africa's Experiences and Lessons for Nigeria .
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Nigeria: Approaches policies and strategies - Rural Poverty Portal
Rural poverty approaches, policies and strategies in Nigeria . Poverty reduction strategy paper - National Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy .
http://www.ruralpovertyportal.org/en/country/approaches/tags/nigeria
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Poverty Reduction In Nigeria - Research Paper - Oriented
May 19, 2011 . in Nigeria A perspective At the beginning At independence in 1960 and for the best part of the 1960s, poverty eradication efforts in Nigeria .
http://www.schoolsucks.com/paper/Poverty-Reduction-In-Nigeria/13560.html
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A Framework for Food Security and Poverty Reduction in Nigeria
Nigeria. E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Abstract. This paper presents a . economy, and in turn can contribute to poverty reduction in the country.
http://www.unilorin.edu.ng/publications/oriolaeo/A%20framework%20for%20food%20Security%20in%20Nigeria.pdf
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Privatization and Poverty Reduction in Nigeria by Shola Sulyman ...
Aug 22, 2010 . This paper discussed the impact of privatization on poverty reduction in Nigeria.
http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1662377
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Poverty Alleviation in Nigeria: Which Way Nigeria? :: Holler Africa ...
The paper examines poverty alleviation policies and programmes of . Fighting poverty in nigeria will remain a mirrage if strategies to reduce cost of .
http://www.hollerafrica.com/showArticle.php?artId=268&catId=1
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Poverty reduction through entrepreneurship development in Nigeria ...
Nov 29, 2011 . Poverty reduction through entrepreneurship development in Nigeria . From the limited positive impact recorded, the paper is of the view that if .
http://repo.uum.edu.my/4161/
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Migration, Poverty Reduction Strategies and Human Development
This paper focuses on the specific question of how Poverty Reduction . Haas' ( 2006) analysis of migration and development in Nigeria, which notes that the .
http://hdr.undp.org/en/reports/global/hdr2009/papers/HDRP_2009_38.pdf
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Community Education and Poverty Reduction in Nigeria
The poverty reduction initiatives taken so far in Nigeria remain inadequate with unsatisfactory . After clarifying basic concepts in the work the paper raises some .
http://ijd.cgpublisher.com/product/pub.29/prod.770
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Infrastructure and Poverty Reduction - unu-wider - United Nations ...
Abstract. The paper investigates the impact of infrastructural development on poverty reduction in Nigeria. Specifically, the relative effects of physical and social .
http://www.wider.unu.edu/publications/working-papers/2010/en_GB/wp2010-43/_files/83470208826802337/default/2010-43.pdf
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privatization and poverty reduction in nigeria - Overseas ...
1. PRIVATIZATION AND POVERTY REDUCTION IN. NIGERIA. BY. Danjuma Mahmoud. Senior Consultant . Presented at a two-day meeting on pro-poor growth in Nigeria. Overseas . case of Nigeria IMF. Working Paper 02/114, Washington .
http://www.odi.org.uk/events/docs/125.pdf
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Nigeria: Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper -- Progress Report; IMF ...
07/270. Nigeria: Poverty Reduction Strategy PaperProgress Report. Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (PRSPs) are prepared by member countries in broad .
http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/scr/2007/cr07270.pdf
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Agricultural Investment for Growth and Poverty Reduction in Nigeria
paper titled Options of agricultural growth for poverty reduction in Nigeria under the same project as this report, Diao et al. (2009) assess that to achieve such .
http://www.oerafrica.org/ResourceDownload.aspx?id=38066
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an appraisal of poverty reduction strategies in nigeria
The present paper assesses not only the efforts of the current administration in poverty . identify a more pragmatic approach to poverty reduction in Nigeria.
http://vww.cenbank.org/OUT/PUBLICATIONS/EFR/RD/2002/EFRVOL39-4-4.PDF
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Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP) - All What's New
This is the first Annual Progress Report on poverty reduction strategy in Nigeria. It reports on progress in implementing the National Economic Empowerment .
http://www.worldbank.org/en/country/nigeria/whats-new?qterm=&docty_exact=Poverty+Reduction+Strategy+Paper+(PRSP)
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Careers Education: An Effective Tool for Poverty Reduction
Careers Education: An Effective Tool for Poverty Reduction. . This paper is divided into five sections. . Nigerian Journal of Guidance and Counselling Vol.
http://www.ajol.info/index.php/njgc/article/view/36971
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Rural Non-Farm Incomes and Poverty Reduction in Nigeria
and Poverty Reduction in Nigeria. By. Awoyemi Taiwo Timothy. University of Ibadan. Ibadan, Nigeria. AERC Research Paper 224. African Economic Research .
http://www.aercafrica.org/documents/RP224.pdf


Money Play. How should Red play 61?
pips Red=120 White=161
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Leo got this one spot on in his comment so I will reproduce it here:
“24/23, 13/7. Red wants to prime white’s back checkers, so slotting looks like a good plan, especially as white has a blot in his own home board. Moving up to the 23-pt freezes white’s 8-pt, so 4s as covers for the blot on the 4pt are not so potent.”
Over the board 24/23, 10/4 was played but that is far too weak. Red wants to make his bar-point so slotting it is correct. Remember that Red has doubled so he must win with the checkers. 24/23, 10/4 is virtually a blunder.
“24/23, 13/7. Red wants to prime white’s back checkers, so slotting looks like a good plan, especially as white has a blot in his own home board. Moving up to the 23-pt freezes white’s 8-pt, so 4s as covers for the blot on the 4pt are not so potent.”
Over the board 24/23, 10/4 was played but that is far too weak. Red wants to make his bar-point so slotting it is correct. Remember that Red has doubled so he must win with the checkers. 24/23, 10/4 is virtually a blunder.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 24/23 13/7 Eq.: +0.307 0.607 0.286 0.038 - 0.393 0.091 0.004 2. Cubeful 2-ply 13/7 5/4 Eq.: +0.264 (-0.043) 0.587 0.289 0.040 - 0.413 0.092 0.004 3. Cubeful 2-ply 24/23 10/4 Eq.: +0.260 (-0.047) 0.579 0.281 0.038 - 0.421 0.073 0.002 4. Cubeful 2-ply 13/7 10/9 Eq.: +0.244 (-0.063) 0.581 0.285 0.040 - 0.419 0.094 0.004 5. Cubeful 2-ply 13/6 Eq.: +0.240 (-0.067) 0.569 0.288 0.041 - 0.431 0.077 0.003


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openvidu-hello-world
This is the simplest demo you can try to get started with OpenVidu API. It has the minimum set of features to make a group video-call. You will only need a few minutes to get your first application working!
Running this tutorial
1) Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/OpenVidu/openvidu-tutorials.git
2) You will need an http web server installed in your development computer to execute the tutorial. If you have node.js installed, you can use http-server to serve application files. It can be installed with:
npm install -g http-server
3) Run the tutorial:
http-server openvidu-tutorials/openvidu-hello-world/web
4) openvidu-server and Kurento Media Server must be up and running in your development machine. The easiest way is running this Docker container which wraps both of them (you will need Docker CE):
docker run -p 4443:4443 --rm -e openvidu.secret=MY_SECRET openvidu/openvidu-server-kms:2.12.0
5) Go to localhost:8080
to test the app once the server is running. The first time you use the docker container, an alert message will suggest you accept the self-signed certificate of openvidu-server when you first try to join a video-call.
If you are using Windows, read this FAQ to properly run the tutorial
To learn some tips to develop with OpenVidu, check this FAQ
Understanding the code
This application is very simple. It has only 4 files:
openvidu-browser-VERSION.js
: openvidu-browser library. You don't have to manipulate this file.app.js
: sample application main JavaScript file, which makes use of openvidu-browser-VERSION.js.style.css
: some CSS classes to style index.html.index.html
: HTML code for the form to connect to a video-call and for the video-call itself. It has two links to both JavaScript files:
<script src="openvidu-browser-VERSION.js"></script>
<script src="app.js"></script>
Let's see how app.js
uses openvidu-browser-VERSION.js
:
First lines declare the variables that will be needed in different points along the code
var OV;
var session;
OV
will be our OpenVidu object (entrypoint to the library). session
will be the video-call we will connect to. As first sentence in the joinSession()
method, we initialize the variable that will identify our video-call retrieving the value from the HTML input.
var mySessionId = document.getElementById("sessionId").value;
Initialize a new session and its events
OV = new OpenVidu();
session = OV.initSession();
session.on('streamCreated', function (event) {
session.subscribe(event.stream, 'subscriber');
});
As you can see in the code, the process is very simple: get an OpenVidu object and initialize a Session object with it.
Then you can subscribe to all the events you want for your session. In this case we just want to subscribe to every stream that is being created in the session: on streamCreated
we subscribe to the specific stream, available at event.stream
property.
You can take a look at all the events in the Reference Documentation
Get a token from OpenVidu Server
getToken(mySessionId).then(token => {
// See next point to see how to connect to the session using 'token'
});
Now we need a token from OpenVidu Server. In a production environment we would perform this operations in our application backend, by making use of the REST API, OpenVidu Java Client or OpenVidu Node Client. Here we have implemented the POST requests to OpenVidu Server in a method getToken()
that returns a Promise with the token. Without going into too much detail, this method performs two ajax requests to OpenVidu Server, passing OpenVidu Server secret to authenticate them:
- First ajax request performs a POST to
/api/sessions
(we send acustomSessionId
field to name the session with ourmySessionId
value retrieved from HTML input) - Second ajax request performs a POST to
/api/tokens
(we send asession
field to assign the token to this same session)
You can inspect this method in detail in the GitHub repo.
Connect to the session using the token
getToken(mySessionId).then(token => {
session.connect(token)
.then(() => {
document.getElementById("session-header").innerText = mySessionId;
document.getElementById("join").style.display = "none";
document.getElementById("session").style.display = "block";
var publisher = OV.initPublisher("publisher");
session.publish(publisher);
})
.catch(error => {
console.log("There was an error connecting to the session:", error.code, error.message);
});
});
We simply need to call session.connect
passing the recently retrieved token from OpenVidu Server. This method returns a Promise to which you can subscribe to.
In case of success we first set the view to the active video session. Then we proceed to publish our webcam. To do so we just get a publisher
using OpenVidu.initPublisher
method, and a new HTML video showing our webcam will be appended to the page inside element with id "publisher".
Last but not least, we publish this publisher
object thanks to session.publish
. At this point the rest of users connected to this session will trigger their own streamCreated
event and can start watching our webcam.
Leaving the session
session.disconnect();
Whenever we want a user to leave the session, we just need to call session.disconnect
method. Here it will be called inside leaveSession function, triggered when the user clicks on "LEAVE" button. This function also returns the page to the "Join session" view.