Response object
| category | CheddarGetter |
|---|---|
| package | CheddarGetter |
| author | Marc Guyer |
__construct($response)
string well formed xml
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
in the event the xml is not well formed |
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__sleep() : array
This is run when the object is serialized, for example. See PHP magic __sleep method docs.
array
__toString() : string
string
The XML string__wakeup()
This is run when the object is unserialized, for example. See PHP magic __wakeup method docs.
getCustomer($code) : array
string your code for the customer - required if more than one customer is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one customer |
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array
getCustomerInvoice($code) : array
string your code for the customer - required if more than one customer is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one customer |
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array
getCustomerInvoices($code) : array | false
string your code for the customer - required if more than one customer is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one customer |
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array
false
getCustomerIsActive($code, $remainActiveThroughEndOfPeriod) : array
string your code for the customer - required if more than one customer is in the response
bool Set to true if you'd like the account to remain active until the end of the current payment period rather than inactive at the moment of cancelation
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one customer |
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array
getCustomerIsWaitingForPayPal($code) : array
string your code for the customer - required if more than one customer is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one customer |
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array
getCustomerItemQuantity($code, $itemCode) : array
string your code for the plan - required if more than one plan is in the response
your code for the item - required if more than one item is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one customer or if a $itemCode is not provided and the plan contains more than one tracked item |
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array
2 keys: 'item' (item config for this plan) and 'quantity' the customer's current quantity usagegetCustomerItemQuantityOverage($code, $itemCode) : string
string your code for the plan - required if more than one plan is in the response
your code for the item - required if more than one item is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one customer or if a $itemCode is not provided and the plan contains more than one tracked item |
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string
getCustomerItemQuantityOverageCost($code, $itemCode) : string
string your code for the plan - required if more than one plan is in the response
your code for the item - required if more than one item is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one customer or if a $itemCode is not provided and the plan contains more than one tracked item |
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string
getCustomerItemQuantityRemaining($code, $itemCode) : string
string your code for the plan - required if more than one plan is in the response
your code for the item - required if more than one item is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one customer or if a $itemCode is not provided and the plan contains more than one tracked item |
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string
getCustomerLastBilledInvoice($code) : array
Returns the most recent subscription invoice that is billable before now. This could be a successfully billed invoice, one that has been transacted unsuccessfully, or one that has not yet been transacted at all. Includes all invoice types ('one-time' and 'subscription')
string your code for the customer - required if more than one customer is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one customer |
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array
getCustomerLastTransaction($code) : array | false
string your code for the customer - required if more than one customer is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one customer |
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array
false
getCustomerOutstandingInvoices($code) : array | false
string your code for the customer - required if more than one customer is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one customer |
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array
false
getCustomerPlan($code) : array
string your code for the customer - required if more than one customer is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one customer |
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array
getCustomerSubscription($code) : array
string your code for the customer - required if more than one customer is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one customer |
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array
getCustomerSubscriptions($code) : array
string your code for the customer - required if more than one customer is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one customer |
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array
getCustomerTransactions($code) : array | false
string your code for the customer - required if more than one customer is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one customer |
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array
false
getEmbeddedErrors() : array | false
array
false
getPlan($code) : array
string your code for the plan - required if more than one plan is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one plan |
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array
getPlanItem($code, $itemCode) : array
string your code for the plan - required if more than one plan is in the response
your code for the item - required if more than one item is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one plan |
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array
getPlanItems($code) : array
string your code for the plan - required if more than one plan is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one plan |
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array
getPromotion($couponCode) : array
string your code for the coupon within the promotion - required if more than one promotion is in the response
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if the response type is incompatible or if a $code is not provided and the response contains more than one promotion |
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array
getResponseType() : string
string
handleEmbeddedErrors() : boolean
Embedded errors typically occur when some transaction-related action is performed as part of another request. For example, if a customer is created and subscribed to a paid plan with a setup fee, the customer is created and the credit card is validated and then a transaction is run for the amount of the setup fee. If the transaction fails, there will be an embedded error with information about the failed transaction.
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
if there are embedded errors in the response |
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boolean
false if no embedded errorshandleError() : bool
\CheddarGetter_Response_Exception |
Throws CheddarGetter_Response_Exception if an error is found in the response |
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bool
hasEmbeddedErrors() : boolean
boolean
toArray() : array
array
toJson() : string
string
_toArray(\DOMNodeList $nodes) : array
$_array : array
$_responseType : string


Track complex hiearchies of asynchronous task completion statuses. This is intended to give you a way of recording and reporting the progress of the big recursive fan-out and gather type workflows that are so common in async.
What you do with this completion data is up to you, but the most common use case is to feed it to one of the many progress bar modules.
Most progress bar modules include a rudamentary version of this, but my needs were more complex.
var TrackerGroup = require("are-we-there-yet").TrackerGroup
var top = new TrackerGroup("program")
var single = top.newItem("one thing", 100)
single.completeWork(20)
console.log(top.completed()) // 0.2
fs.stat("file", function(er, stat) {
if (er) throw er
var stream = top.newStream("file", stat.size)
console.log(top.completed()) // now 0.1 as single is 50% of the job and is 20% complete
// and 50% * 20% == 10%
fs.createReadStream("file").pipe(stream).on("data", function (chunk) {
// do stuff with chunk
})
top.on("change", function (name) {
// called each time a chunk is read from "file"
// top.completed() will start at 0.1 and fill up to 0.6 as the file is read
})
})
All tracker objects described below have the following methods, they, along with the event comprise the interface for consumers of tracker objects.
Returns the ratio of completed work to work to be done. Range of 0 to 1.
Marks the tracker as completed. With a TrackerGroup this marks all of its components as completed.
Marks all of the components of this tracker as finished, which in turn means
that tracker.completed()
for this will now be 1.
This will result in one or more change
events being emitted.
All tracker objects emit change
events with the following arguments:
function (name, completed, tracker)
name
is the name of the tracker that originally emitted the event,
or if it didn't have one, the first containing tracker group that had one.
completed
is the percent complete (as returned by tracker.completed()
method).
tracker
is the tracker object that you are listening for events on.
var tracker = new TrackerGroup(name)
Creates a new empty tracker aggregation group. These are trackers whose completion status is determined by the completion status of other trackers.
tracker.addUnit(otherTracker, weight)
Adds the otherTracker to this aggregation group. The weight determines how long you expect this tracker to take to complete in proportion to other units. So for instance, if you add one tracker with a weight of 1 and another with a weight of 2, you're saying the second will take twice as long to complete as the first. As such, the first will account for 33% of the completion of this tracker and the second will account for the other 67%.
Returns otherTracker.
The above is exactly equivalent to:
var subGroup = tracker.addUnit(new TrackerGroup(name), weight)
The above is exactly equivalent to:
var subItem = tracker.addUnit(new Tracker(name, todo), weight)
The above is exactly equivalent to:
var subStream = tracker.addUnit(new TrackerStream(name, todo), weight)
Returns a tree showing the completion of this tracker group and all of its children, including recursively entering all of the children.
var tracker = new Tracker(name, todo)
Ordinarily these are constructed as a part of a tracker group (via
newItem
).
Returns the ratio of completed work to work to be done. Range of 0 to 1. If total work to be done is 0 then it will return 0.
tracker.addWork(todo)
Increases the amount of work to be done, thus decreasing the completion
percentage. Triggers a change
event.
tracker.completeWork(completed)
Increase the amount of work complete, thus increasing the completion percentage.
Will never increase the work completed past the amount of work todo. That is,
percentages > 100% are not allowed. Triggers a change
event.
Marks this tracker as finished, tracker.completed() will now be 1. Triggers
a change
event.
var tracker = new TrackerStream(name, size, options)
The tracker stream object is a pass through stream that updates an internal tracker object each time a block passes through. It's intended to track downloads, file extraction and other related activities. You use it by piping your data source into it and then using it as your data source.
If your data has a length attribute then that's used as the amount of work completed when the chunk is passed through. If it does not (eg, object streams) then each chunk counts as completing 1 unit of work, so your size should be the total number of objects being streamed.
tracker.addWork(todo)
Increases the amount of work to be done, thus decreasing the completion
percentage. Triggers a change
event.


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the constructor functions as described above. From this viewpoint prototype chains become as an implementation detail of the class-based inheritance:
在ES6中，“类”的概念是标准化的，并且如上所述在构造函数之上完全实现为语法糖。
从这个角度来看，原型链变成了基于类的继承的实现细节


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Implement a variable in a state vector
Description
The stateVectorVariable class implements an object that describes a variable in a state vector. Each object holds the design parameters for a single variable. These design parameters include:
State and ensemble dimensions
Sequences
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A Victorious Union
by Oliver Optic
Chapter XXIII: “The Welcome Home at Bonnydale”
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- Year Published: 1893
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Optic, O. (1893). A Victorious Union. Boston, MA: Lee and Shepherd Publishers.
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Even with the West Wind in tow, the Tallahatchie could make fifteen knots an hour; for the sea was smooth, with every prospect of continued fine weather. Dr. Davidson was a prisoner of war, but he remained on board in charge of the wounded of both sides. He was very devoted to Christy, and dressed his wound every morning as tenderly as his mother could have done it. He was a gentleman in the highest sense of the word, and belonged to one of the best families in the South.
Captain Rombold was a very agreeable person; and most of the conversation in the cabin was carried on in French, for the commander was delighted when he could obtain an opportunity to practise the language, and Dr. Davidson spoke it as fluently as a Frenchman, though Captain Drake was unable to understand a word of it. If one had looked in upon them he would have supposed they were enjoying a yachting excursion, and could not have told who were prisoners and who were not.
The two wounded officers passed a portion of every day on deck, and the time slipped away very pleasantly. Mr. Graines spent much of his days and some of his nights in the engine-room, and was on the best of terms with the English engineers; but he could discover no signs of treachery on their part. The prisoners forward were well treated and well cared for, and they made no trouble.
The ship made a quick passage to New York, and went into the harbor with the American flag flying over the Confederate; but this was not an uncommon sight, and it did not attract much attention. The pilot brought a file of newspapers, and the lieutenant learned that Grant was still "hammering away” at the Confederate forces in Virginia, though without any decided success. The ship came to anchor at the navy yard, and Captain Drake reported to the commandant.
Lieutenant Passford was well known there, though the intelligence of his latest achievement had not yet reached there. Christy had written out his report of the expedition to Mobile Point, and Captain Drake brought that of Captain Breaker of the action with the Tallahatchie. The lieutenant had no official duty to perform, and he was at liberty to go where he pleased. He procured leave of absence for Mr. Graines; for he was himself still on fever diet, and was rather weak so that he needed his assistance.
“Home again, Charley!” exclaimed Christy, when they had landed at the navy yard.
“That’s so, and my folks at home will not expect to see me,” replied the engineer.
“Neither will any one at Bonnydale anticipate a visit from me,” added Christy. “We know all about the sharp action of the Bellevite with the Tallahatchie; but no one in these parts can have heard a word about it. Now, Charley, see if you can find a carriage for me;” and the wounded officer went into an office to wait for it.
The uniform of the messenger carried him past all sentinels; and in half an hour he returned in a carriage, which was permitted to enter the yard on Mr. Graines’s statement of its intended use. Christy was assisted into it. “Wall Street Ferry,” said the lieutenant to the driver.
“Why do you go there?” asked the engineer. “You wish to go to the railroad station, do you not?”
“I want to find my father if I can, and I think he must be in the city,” replied Christy, as he gave his companion the location of the office where he did his business with the government, though he made frequent visits to Washington for consultation with the officials of the Navy Department.
The carriage was retained, and in another hour they reached the office. Captain Passford was not there; he had gone to Washington three days before, and no one knew when he would return. Christy was prepared for this disappointment, and he had arranged in his mind the wording of a telegraphic message to his father. While he was writing it out a gentleman came out of the office whom the lieutenant had met before.
“I am delighted to see you, Mr. Passford!” exclaimed the gentleman, who was in the uniform of a naval officer, as he extended his hand to the visitor. “One of our people informed me that the son of Captain Passford was at the door, and I hastened out to see you. Won’t you come into the office?”
“No, I thank you; I am not very well, for I was wounded in the left arm in our last action, and I am sent home by the surgeon on a furlough,” replied Christy. “Permit me, Captain Bentwick, to introduce my friend, Mr. Graines, third assistant engineer of the Bellevite.”
“I am very happy to know you, Mr. Graines,” added Captain Bentwick, taking his hand. “I am very sorry you are wounded, Mr. Passford. What can I do for you?”
“Nothing, I thank you, at present. I am writing a message to send to my father. I was just finishing it when you came,” replied Christy, as he added the finishing words, and passed it to the official.
“‘Sent home on furlough, slightly wounded. Wish paroles for Captain George Rombold and Dr. Pierre Davidson,’” Captain Bentwick read from the paper. “I will have it sent at once from this office. But, Mr. Passford, I can parole these officers, and it is not necessary for you to trouble your father with such a matter. Who and what are the officers?”
“Captain Rombold was the commander of the Tallahatchie, prize to the Bellevite,” answered Christy. “When I was in danger of fainting after the action on the deck of his ship, he sent for his surgeon, Dr. Davidson, though his own wound had not been dressed. Both he and the surgeon were extremely kind to me, and I desire to reciprocate their good offices by inviting them to my father’s house.”
“Where are these gentlemen now, Mr. Passford?”
“I left them on board of the prize at the navy yard, sir. I am not sure that they will accept parole, for I have not spoken to them about it; but I am very anxious to serve them.”
“I know what your father would say if he were here, and I will send an officer authorized to take their parole to the navy yard at once. I will instruct him to represent your desire to them in the strongest terms, and if they accept, to conduct them to Bonnydale, for I know you must be in a hurry to get there,” continued Captain Bentwick, as he shook the hands of both officers, and returned to the office.
“That shows what it is to have powerful friends,” said Mr. Graines, when his companion had directed the driver to the railroad station.
“I have not asked anything unreasonable, Charley,” replied Christy, sensitive as usual in regard to influential assistance.
“Certainly not; but if I had asked to have your Confederate friends paroled, a thousand yards of red tape would have to be expended before it could be done,” added the engineer with a laugh.
They reached the station, and discharged the carriage; but they found they had to wait two hours for a train to Bonnydale. As it was after noon, they went to a hotel for dinner, and passed the time very impatiently in waiting for the train. Both of them were burning with the desire to see their friends at home; but the train started in due time, and they left it at the nearest station to Bonnydale, proceeding there in a carriage.
Christy gave the bell a very vigorous pull, and the servant that came to the door was a stranger to him. He wished to see Mrs. Passford; and the man was about to conduct him to the reception room, when he bolted from him.
“Mrs. Passford is engaged just now, sir; but she will be down in a few minutes,” said the servant, laying his hand on his arm for the purpose of detaining him.
“But I cannot wait,” returned the lieutenant very decidedly, and he shook off the man, and began to ascend the stairs.
An instant later there was a double scream on the floor above, and Mrs. Passford rushed down the steps, followed by Florry. Christy retreated to the hall, and a moment later he was folded in the arms of his mother and sister, both of whom were kissing him at the same time.

“You are wounded, Christy!” cried Florry, as a flood of tears came into her eyes.
“Only a scratch, mother; don’t be alarmed,” protested the lieutenant. “It was all nonsense to send me home on a furlough; but it was the commander’s order, at the recommendation of Dr. Linscott.”
“But you are wounded, my son,” persisted his mother.
“You have been shot in the arm, Christy,” added Florry.
“But I was not shot through the head or the heart; it is not a bit of use to make a fuss about it; and Paul Vapoor was not wounded, for he had to stay in the engine room during the action, and he is as hearty as a buck,” rattled the lieutenant, and making his pretty sister blush like a fresh rose.
“I am really worried about it, my son. Where is the wound?” asked his mother.
“Here, Charley, tell them all about it,” called Christy to his companion, who had been forgotten in the excitement of the moment.
“Why, Charley Graines!” exclaimed Florry, rushing to him with an extended hand. “I did not know you were here.”
“I am glad to see you, Charley, especially as you have been a friend and associate of my son, as you were before the war,” added Mrs. Passford.
“I am very glad to see you, Mrs. Passford and Miss Passford,” said he, bowing to both of them. “I have been on duty recently with Christy, and I have been looking out for him on the voyage home.”
“Charley has been a brother to me, and done everything under the canopy for me. I am somewhat fatigued just now,” added the lieutenant, as he seated himself on a sofa in the hall. “He will answer your questions now, and tell you that I am not killed.”
“But come into the sitting-room, my son, for we can make you more comfortable there,” said his mother, taking him by the right arm, and assisting him to rise.
“I don’t need any help, mamma,” added Christy playfully, as he rose from the sofa. “I have not been butchered, and I haven’t anything but a little bullet-hole through the fleshy part of my left arm. Don’t make a baby of me; for a commander in the Confederate navy told me that God made some fully-developed men before they were twenty-one, and that I was one of them. Don’t make me fall from my high estate to that of an overgrown infant, mother.”
“I will not do anything of the kind, my son,” replied Mrs. Passford, as she arranged the cushions on the sofa for him. “Now, Florry, get a wrap for him.”
Christy stretched himself out on the sofa, for he was really fatigued by the movements of the forenoon and the excitement of his return to the scenes of his childhood.
“Tell them what the doctors said about my wound, Charley,” he continued, as he arranged himself for the enjoyment of a period of silence.
“Mr. Passford has had two surgeons,” Mr. Graines began.
“Then he must have been very badly wounded!” ejaculated Florry, leaping to a very hasty conclusion.
“Not at all,” protested the engineer. “Both of them said he was not severely wounded.”
“Why was he sent home on a furlough?” asked Mrs. Passford.
“Because the weather was getting very hot in the Gulf of Mexico, and it was believed that he would do better at home. He has been somewhat feverish; but he is improving every day, and in a couple of weeks he will be as well as ever.”
“Thank God, it is no worse!” exclaimed Mrs. Passford.
Then she insisted that he should be quiet, and they all retired to the library.


You should only use ZAP (and therefore also the HUD) on applications that you either own or have permission to attack.
The good news is that if you installed ZAP on your own machine then you do own this tutorial, so let's get started ...


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Name: Insurance Rick
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Species: Human
Type:
Gender: Male
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OriginUrl:
LocationName: Citadel of Ricks
LocationUrl: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/location/3
Image: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/avatar/164.jpeg
Episode: ['https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/episode/10']
Url: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/164
Created: 2017-12-29T17:03:08.645Z


At it’s core, Zap organises your CSS files into 5 different folder categories. Learn the basics on how to keep your CSS better organized and to extend Zap to fit into your project.
The Base category contains everything that is set at the beginning your project this includes CSS Normalize/Resets, HTML/body declarations, global pre-processor variables, mixins etc.
The Layout folder contains grids or anything related to positioning or containerizing of large content such as grids and wrappers.
The Module folder contains common repeating components that are made up of smaller child elements but are treated as a single entity. These include tables, cards, lists, forms and etc.
The Single folder contains small and singular components that are styled independent of its parent container such as buttons, headings, lines and etc.
The Utility folder contains any useful single behaviour components such as hiddens, floats and aligns etc.


Mario Maker Contest: Too Many Thwomps
by Zack ZwiezenThwomps are possibly my favourite enemy in the Mario universe. They look cool and seem tough, but the other thing I love is their name. Thowmps. It is just fun to say. Just fun enemy all around, so let’s make some levels featuring these great enemies.
Your Challenge This Week: Create levels featuring Thwomps!
Theme: Thwomps, Thwomp, Too Many Thwomps
Use any style you want and make the levels as long or short as you desire. The only important thing is to make sure you include some Thwomps. How many? I don’t know, but try to include more than one. You can never have too many Thwomps. (I was just informed that you can, in fact, have too many Thwomps. Sorry.)
Next week I’ll pick some of my favourite courses and a winner.
How To Submit A Level — Instructions
1. Build a new course based on the challenge.
2. Name the level and please add “Kotaku” AND / OR the theme this week into the name of the level. Once that’s done, upload it in Super Mario Maker 2 for the Nintendo Switch.
3. Then post the course ID into the comments, along with the name of the level and any other info you want to include. PLEASE include the name of the course in the comments.


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Once upon a time there was a lovely princess. "But she had an enchantment upon her of a fearful sort... "which could only be broken by love's first kiss.
once upon a time in a kingdom far, far away, the king and queen were blessed with a beautiful baby girl. And throughout the land, everyone was happy... until the sun went down and they saw that their daughter was cursed with a frightful enchantment that took hold each and every night.
Onward, Chauncey! To the highest room of the tallest tower... where my princess awaits rescue from her handsome Prince Charming! This is worse than "Love Letters".


IMPORTANT: Sepal is currently in its early stages and is for evaluation only. Make sure your audio is backed up in a safe place.
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Welcome
to Hooting Yard.
You may well have arrived here by searching for one of the following
keywords, cleverly designed to lure the unsuspecting:
The Hooting Yard Search Engine Keyword Lure
homunculus pencil sharpener baize tungsten hebetude
ullage toxin orlop custard Ordnance Survey Map guillemot
basin creosote bandages orrery airbag gristle linctus
subterfuge porlock hobbledehoy mucker crumple scrofula
usufruct flap palinode chutes myrmidon bindweed vinculum
blazer sponge porridge remorse pelf cyclops
treadmill pins
NEW: An exciting scene from "Planet of the Severe Haircuts"
and a comprehensive update on the intriguing projects......see the Projects Page
below.
IMPORTANT NEWS!!
The Hooting Yard Calendar 1997 is now available. Send an
e-mail to the Duty Git for details. If you have already written expressing an
interest, please do so again, as I have lost all my e-mail addresses. I know, I
know, ineptitude it is.... but it's a long story.
You have now joined the teeming millions who have already visited
Hooting Yard. Three of them have written in to express their awe, but
unfortunately the
Duty Git hurled their missives into his big iron incinerator.
Contents:
A Hooting Yard Primer Stories
Pictures
Intriguing Projects
Some Hooting
Yard-approved links
From Hooting Yard to the four
corners of the earth ....
Correspondence is welcome
Frank Key<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This site was last updated at some point in the 17th century. Unless, of
course, you read the Independent On Sundaywhich says that Hooting Yard
is "an attic crazily packed with the aerostats, flanges, cobalt and
general late-Victorian flotsam of British comic surrealism". Who am I to
disagree with a national newspaper?
16 November 1996


Luis Feliciano
Hello World! I’m an up and coming Software Engineer with experience working in agile development environments and a deep passion for knowledge. My dream is to develop software solutions for real-world problems and leverage those for change.


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Dear ACFS members and friends,
This week, we have the pleasure of welcoming to Australia Leima Martinez Freire, the Asia Pacific Director of the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP).
Leima will be attending and participating in two events in Sydney during her visit.
On Thursday 4 April, she will speak at the Teacher's Federation about life in Cuba, the re-strengthening of US sanctions, and the Cuban Women's Federation's recent 10th Congress. Please join us to hear her speak in English, followed by a QandA.
Please click here for a flyer with all details of this event.
Leima will also be meeting people and talking briefly at the Maritime Union of Australia (365 Sussex St Sydney) this Thursday 28 March, at 6pm.
Leima's section will be followed by a talk on the war in Yemen and Australia's role in the arms industry, given by Jay Tharappel. This talk has been organised by the Centre for Counter Hegemonic Studies (with Tim Anderson, Director) and supported by the Maritime Union of Australia, which is a strong supporter of Cuba, with many great internationalists.
Please forward this information on to any individuals and groups who might be interested!
We hope to see you at one or both of these events!


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We all know 2016 sucked, and with terrible years come fantastic New Year’s Eve celebrations.
So, in case you missed out on that New Year’s kiss, your friends were out of town December 31st,
or you just want an excuse to party, Chi Sigma is proud to provide you with another chance to
celebrate the end of such a…memorable year.
General Info
- Tickets are $40
- Food and non-alcoholic drinks are included
- Paid bar will be available for those 21+
- Cruise is on March 31st, 11pm-2am
- This will take place on the Spirit of Boston
- Boat leaves from the World Trade Center, located here
- There will be between 400 and 600 people aboard the boat
- Refunds are available until February 14th
Want a ticket?
Register Here
Want to see the boat in action?
Check out this video
Thanks for supporting us, hope to see you in March!


To see the current remote links
git remote -v
To set the remote link for origin
git remote set-url origin path/to/remote.git


Development
A good deal of effort has gone into the development of this web application, be it directly or indirectly. Credit goes to everyone who has helped bring this project into reality.
In addition, the development of this web application involved the use of several lovely technologies that deserve mentioning.
Credits
Authors
Yaqeen AlMahdi
Othman Alikhan
Artwork Assets
Graphics Team
Content of Pages
Agenda Team
Logistics Team
Programming Team
Icon Distributor
www.thenounproject.com
Introduction Icons
'Home' by Prime Icons
Auditorium Activities Icons
'Agenda' by Parkijsun
'Icebreaker' by Andrew Doane
'Q&A Session' by Andrien Coquet
Lobby Activities Icons
'Booth Showcase' by IconTrack
'AR Game' by Sachin Modgekar
Behind The Scenes Icons
'Committee' by Patrick Morrison
'Agenda Team' by Gregor Cresnar
'Graphics Team' by Shelby Blair
'Logistics Team' by Rflor
'Programming Team' by Creative Stall
'About' by Dmitriy Ivanov
Other Icons
'Hamburger' by Alex Podolsky
'Liked' by Sophia Bai
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'Apple store badge' by Apple
Language
Python
Framework
Django
Version Control
Git/Github
Hosting
DigitalOcean
Special Thanks
Omar Alikhan


Safety board considers cause of jet’s fatal engine blow-out
by The Associated PressThe National Transportation Safety Board is meeting to consider the cause of a deadly engine failure on a Southwest Airlines flight last year.
The incident killed a passenger who was blown partly out of the plane when a piece of the engine shattered the window next to her.
The safety board met Tuesday in Washington.
According to preliminary findings, a fan blade in one engine broke, starting a cascade of events that led to the engine blowing apart about 30,000 feet over Pennsylvania.
Jennifer Riordan, a 43-year-old banker and mother of two, died from her injuries. Pilots were able to land the plane without serious injury to other passengers.
The incident led to more intensive inspections of fan blades on certain engines made by CFM International.
The Associated Press


What is Time Trial Tracker?
Many games have a Time Trial mode with pre-determined times to beat, Time Trial Tracker aims to create a database with all those times in an easy to read table, even if the games don't actually show those times on their own.
Time Trial Tracker is still in Beta, games and features areactively being added.
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Install and Configure an EFK stack (Elasticsearch, Fluentd, Kibana) – Arch Linux, Logging
Difficulty: 2
Time: 2
Use of Elasticsearch, Fluentd, and Kibana (also known as the EFK stack) is very common when dealing with data analysis. This combination allows users to collect, index, search, and visualize log data. This article covers the steps to install the EFK Stack (Elasticsearch, Fluentd and Kibana) on the Arch Linux platform. It is assumed that the user has sudo
privileges to perform the steps given in this article
Elasticsearch is a popular search engine used in enterprises. It is based on Apache Lucene, and enables search and analysis of data in real-time. It is distributed, scalable, and highly available, making it suitable for all enterprise requirements. It is API driven platform, and provides support for RESTful API using JSON over HTPP, which makes it a developer-friendly tool. Additional client libraries are available for many programming languages. It is available under the Apache 2 licenses, and thus it can be downloaded, updated and used as desired, without having to purchase any license.
Fluentd is an open source tool, which acts as a data collector for unified logging layer. It can collect events from a variety of data sources and writes them to files, including RDBMS, NoSQL, Cloud based environment (IaaS, SaaS), Hadoop and so on. It has a pluggable architecture with more than 300+ plugins to connect to various data sources and data outputs. It is provided with built-in reliability and unified logging with JSON, making it a simple yet flexible data connectivity tool for most enterprises use cases.
Kibana, an open source data analytics and visualization platform, is developed specifically to work with Elasticsearch. It can be used to perform data operations such as search, view and other interactions with data stored in Elasticsearch indices. It also provides advanced data analysis constructs like charts, tables and maps to help visualize and analyze large volumes of data in graphical manner. It provides a browser-based interface, enabling faster development and sharing of real-time reports. Its setup requires no additional infrastructure, making it a popular analytics tool with Elasticsearch.
pacman -Syu
pacman -S zip unzip unrar
pacman -S jre8-openjdk
To check Java version, use the following command
java -version
wget https://download.elastic.co/elasticsearch/elasticsearch/elasticsearch-1.7.1.tar.gz
sudo tar xzf elasticsearch-1.7.1.tar.gz
mv elasticsearch-1.7.1 /usr/share/elasticsearch
cd /usr/share/elasticsearch
sudo vim config/elasticsearch.yml
script.disable_dynamic: true
./bin/elasticsearch
Upon successful start, it would show a ‘Started’ message:
cd ~
sudo curl -L https://download.elastic.co/kibana/kibana/kibana-4.1.1-linux-x64.tar.gz | tar xzf -
sudo cp -r kibana-4.1.1* /usr/share/kibana-4.1.1
sudo vim /usr/share/kibana-4.1.1/config/kibana.yml
#default port value is 9200
elasticsearch: "http://"+window.location.hostname+":9200",
#Updated to port value 80
elasticsearch: "http://"+window.location.hostname+":80",
sudo pacman -S nginx
sudo vim /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
#user html;
worker_processes 1;
#error_log logs/error.log;
#error_log logs/error.log notice;
#error_log logs/error.log info;
#pid logs/nginx.pid;
events {
worker_connections 1024;
}
http {
include mime.types;
default_type application/octet-stream;
#log_format main '$remote_addr - $remote_user [$time_local] "$request" '
# '$status $body_bytes_sent "$http_referer" '
# '"$http_user_agent" "$http_x_forwarded_for"';
#access_log logs/access.log main;
sendfile on;
#tcp_nopush on;
#keepalive_timeout 0;
keepalive_timeout 65;
#gzip on;
server {
listen 80;
server_name localhost;
#charset koi8-r;
#access_log logs/host.access.log main;
location /
{
root /usr/share/kibana-4.1.1;
index index.html index.htm;
}
location ~ ^/_aliases$
{
proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9200;
proxy_read_timeout 90;
}
location ~ ^/.*/_aliases$
{
proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9200;
proxy_read_timeout 90;
}
location ~ ^/_nodes$
{
proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9200;
proxy_read_timeout 90;
}
location ~ ^/.*/_search$
{
proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9200;
proxy_read_timeout 90;
}
location ~ ^/.*/_mapping
{
proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9200;
proxy_read_timeout 90;
}
# Password protected end points
location ~ ^/kibana-int/dashboard/.*$
{
proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9200;
proxy_read_timeout 90;
limit_except
GET
{
proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9200;
auth_basic "Restricted";
auth_basic_user_file /etc/nginx/conf.d/kibana.myhost.org.htpasswd;
}
}
location ~ ^/kibana-int/temp.*$
{
proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9200;
proxy_read_timeout 90;
limit_except GET
{
proxy_pass http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9200;
auth_basic "Restricted";
auth_basic_user_file /etc/nginx/conf.d/kibana.myhost.org.htpasswd;
}
}
error_page 500 502 503 504 /50x.html;
location = /50x.html {
root /usr/share/nginx/html;
}
}
}
sudo systemctl restart nginx
command curl -sSL https://rvm.io/mpapis.asc | gpg2 --import -
sudo curl -L get.rvm.io | bash -s stable
.bashrc
file
sudo vim .bashrc
[[ -s "$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm" ]] && source "$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm"
rvm requirements
sudo pacman -S libyaml
sudo pacman -S git
gem install bundle
rvm install ruby
git clone https://github.com/fluent/fluentd.git
cd fluentd
bundle install
bundle exec rake build
gem install pkg/fluentd-0.12.15.gem
fluentd --setup /etc/fluent
fluentd -c /etc/fluent/fluent.conf -vv &
echo '{"json":"message"}' | fluent-cat debug.test
gem install fluent-plugin-elasticsearch
gem install fluent-plugin-record-reformer
sudo vim /etc/fluent/fluent.conf
<source>
type syslog
port 5140
tag system
</source>
<match system.*.*>
type record_reformer
tag elasticsearch
facility ${tag_parts[1]}
severity ${tag_parts[2]}
</match>
<match elasticsearch>
type copy
<store>
type stdout
</store>
<store>
type elasticsearch
logstash_format true
flush_interval 5s #debug
</store>
</match>
Save and close the file using ‘:wq’
echo '{"json":"message"}' | fluent-cat debug.test
Using the above procedure, EFK Stack can be installed and prepared on Arch Linux platform. As an alternative to Fluentd, many users prefer to work with the Logstash. To know more about the ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstach and Kibana) stack, and respective steps for installation, see 17855 - Install ELK stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) on Arch Linux platform.


var bot = require('./bot').sharedInstance(),
inherit = require('./utils/inherit'),
Context = require('./models/context'),
rp = require('request-promise'),
_ = require('lodash'),
Cron = require('cron').CronJob,
mongoose = require('mongoose');
/**
* Represents the base module to every module
* @param {Bot} bot The current bot instance
* @constructor
*/
var BaseModule = function() {
this.bot = bot;
this.Context = Context;
this.logger = require('./utils/logger')(this.getModuleName());
this.cronJobs = [];
};
BaseModule.prototype = {
/**
* Gets a random item from an array.
* @param {Array} arr Array to be processed.
* @return {AnyObject} A random object from [arr]
*/
random: function(arr) {
if(!arr) {
return undefined;
}
if(!arr.length) {
return undefined;
}
if(arr.length < 2) {
return arr[0];
}
return arr[Math.floor(Math.random() * arr.length)];
},
/**
* Sets a listener to a given regex whenever the bot is mentioned.
* @param {RegExp} regex Regex to be tested
* @param {Function} callback Callback to be executed whenever a received message
* matches the provided Regex. Please notice that this
* function must be declared using the arrow syntax. (=>)
* @return {Module} This module instance.
* @chainable
*/
respond: function() {
var args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments);
args.unshift(this.getModuleName());
bot.inputManager.registerMentionInputHandler.apply(bot.inputManager, args);
return this;
},
/**
* Registers a listener to every message, including ones that does not
* mentions the bot.
* @param {RegExp} regex Regex to be tested against every incoming
* message
* @param {Function} callback Callback to be executed whenever a message
* matches the provided regex.Please notice that this
* function must be declared using the arrow syntax. (=>)
* @return {Module} This module instance.
* @chainable
*/
hear: function() {
var args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments);
args.unshift(this.getModuleName());
bot.inputManager.registerInputHandler.apply(bot.inputManager, args);
return this;
},
/**
* Checks if a given text mentions the bot.
* @param {String} text Text to be checked
* @return {Bool} Whether the given text mentions the bot.
*/
mentionsBot: function() {
return bot.inputManager.doesTextMentionBot.apply(bot.inputManager, arguments);
},
/**
* Pushes a new context to a given user in a given channel. If another context
* with the same type is present in the given channel/user combination, the older
* context is dropped in favour of the new one. The `Promise` returned will be resolved
* whenever the user sends a message that satisfies the context type. If the user reacts
* with an negative emoji (-1, thumbsdown), the promise is rejected.
* @param {String} message The message containing the prompt to the user.
* @param {User|String} user The user to which the prompt is directed to.
* This argument accepts both a User instance, or
* their ID used by the current Adapter to
* identify them.
* @param {Channel|String} channel The channel to which the prompt is directed to.
* This argument accepts both a Channel instance,
* or their ID used by the current Adapter to
* identify them.
* @param {Integer} type The type of context to be pushed to the user.
* These types are defined in the `Context` object,
* and have, actually, three possible values:
* 1. `Context.NUMBER`: Matches any message
* compound by a sequence of one or more numbers.
* 2. `Context.BOOLEAN`: Matches any message
* that represents an affirmative or negative
* value. The regular expression used to match
* the message is defined in the very same `Context`
* class.
* 3. `Context.REGEX`: Matches any message that
* matches a given regular expression.
* @param {Regex} [regex] Regular expression to be used when type is
* `Context.REGEX`.
* @return {Promise} A Promise that will be resolved whenever the bot
* receives a response from the target user in the
* target channel. The resulting promise argument
* will be an `Response` object, in which
* `response.match` will represent the parsed value
* of this context. For instance, with a type of
* `BOOLEAN`, `Response.match` can either be `true`
* or `false`, representing the answer of the user.
*/
ask: function() {
return bot.contextManager.pushContext.apply(bot.contextManager, arguments);
},
/**
* Executes an HTTP request with the given arguments. This function is a proxy
* to the Request-Promise library. See more: https://github.com/request/request-promise
* @return {Promise} A Promise returned by the Request-Promise library.
*/
http: function() {
return rp.apply(rp, arguments);
},
/**
* Searches a channel with the given name or ID, where the ID must be a identifier used by
* the current Adapter to internally represent known channels.
* @param {String} nameOrId Name or ID of the channel to be found.
* @return {Promise} A promise that will be resolved whenever the channel
* is found. It will be rejected whenever the channel
* cannot be found or there's an underlying problem
* during the search process.
*/
searchChannel: function() {
return bot.adapter.searchChannel.apply(bot.adapter, arguments);
},
/**
* Searches an user with the given name or ID, where the ID must be a identifier used by
* the current Adapter to internally represent known channels.
* @param {String} nameOrId Name or ID of the user to be found.
* @return {Promise} A promise that will be resolved whenever the user
* is found. It will be rejected whenever the user
* cannot be found or there's an underlying problem
* during the search process.
*/
searchUser: function(usernameOrId) {
return bot.adapter.searchUser.apply(bot.adapter, arguments);
},
/**
* Executes a given function with base on a given Cron schedule.
* @param {String|Object} givenSchedule A crontab pattern that defines whenever the
* associated function will be invoked. For
* further information on this pattern, please
* refer to cron(5) manpage. Another possible
* value for this argument, is an object with
* properties `minute`, `hour`, `monthDay`, `month`,
* `dayOfWeek`. Missing properties will receive `*`
* as value. Again, refering to cron(5) is essential.
* @param {Function} callback Function to be called whenever the provided
* schedule is met.
* @return {Module} This very same module instance.
* @chainable
*/
scheduleTask: function(givenSchedule, callback) {
givenSchedule = givenSchedule || {};
var schedule = {
minute: '*',
hour: '*',
monthDay: '*',
month: '*',
dayOfWeek: '*'
};
if(typeof schedule === 'object') {
schedule = _.merge(schedule, givenSchedule);
schedule = Object.keys(schedule).map(k => schedule[k]).join(' ');
} else {
schedule = givenSchedule;
}
var job = new Cron(schedule, callback, null, true);
this.cronJobs.push(job);
return this;
},
/**
* Registers a new model structure for your module.
* @param {String} name Name of the model to be registered. On the databbase, this name
* will be prefixed with your module's file name.
* @param {Object} structure Your model's structure metadata. More information on
* http://mongoosejs.com/docs/2.7.x/docs/model-definition.html
* @return {Mongoose.Model} A ready-to-use mongoose model connected to Giskard's
* database.
*/
registerModel: function(name, structure) {
if(!name || typeof name !== 'string') {
throw new Error('Expected name to be a String.');
}
if(!structure || typeof structure !== 'object') {
throw new Error('Expected structure to be an Object.');
}
structure = mongoose.Schema(structure);
return mongoose.model(`${this.getModuleName()}__${name}`, structure);
},
/**
* Exposes a GET endpoint on the specified route. Notice the resulting route will be prefixed
* with `/api/modulename` where `modulename` represents your class name, lowercased.
* @param {String} route Route to be registered
* @param {Function} callback Function to be called when the route is requested. This function
* receives two arguments: `req` and `res`. Those methods are backed
* by Express. More information about routing is available on the
* library documentation.
* @return {BaseModule} The same module instance.
* @chainable
*/
exposeGet: function(route, callback) {
return this.exposeApi.apply(this, ['get', route, callback]);
},
/**
* Exposes a POST endpoint on the specified route. Notice the resulting route will be prefixed
* with `/api/modulename` where `modulename` represents your class name, lowercased.
* @param {String} route Route to be registered
* @param {Function} callback Function to be called when the route is requested. This function
* receives two arguments: `req` and `res`. Those methods are backed
* by Express. More information about routing is available on the
* library documentation.
* @return {BaseModule} The same module instance.
* @chainable
*/
exposePost: function(route, callback) {
return this.exposeApi.apply(this, ['post', route, callback]);
},
/**
* Exposes a HEAD endpoint on the specified route. Notice the resulting route will be prefixed
* with `/api/modulename` where `modulename` represents your class name, lowercased.
* @param {String} route Route to be registered
* @param {Function} callback Function to be called when the route is requested. This function
* receives two arguments: `req` and `res`. Those methods are backed
* by Express. More information about routing is available on the
* library documentation.
* @return {BaseModule} The same module instance.
* @chainable
*/
exposeHead: function(route, callback) {
return this.exposeApi.apply(this, ['head', route, callback]);
},
/**
* Exposes an HTTP endpoint on the specified path. Notice the resulting route will be prefixed
* with `/api/modulename` where `modulename` represents your class name, lowercased.
* @param {String} type Type of the route. Valid values are `get`, `head`, `post`, `put`,
* `patch`, and `delete`.
* @param {String} path Route to be registered
* @param {Function} callback Function to be called when the route is requested. This function
* receives two arguments: `req` and `res`. Those methods are backed
* by Express. More information about routing is available on the
* library documentation.
* @return {BaseModule} The same module instance.
* @chainable
*/
exposeApi: function(type, path, callback) {
var r = /(?:\/*)(.*)/;
path = r.exec(path)[1];
path = `/api/${this.getModuleName().toLowerCase()}/${path}`;
this.bot.apiManager.addRoute(this.getModuleName(), type, path, callback);
return this;
},
/**
* Gets a mention tag for the given user.
* @param {User} user User object to generate the tag from.
* @return {String} A string representing the tag that mentions the
* user, considering the current adapter mechanics.
*/
getMentionTagForUser: function() {
return bot.adapter.getMentionTagForUser.apply(this.bot.adapter, arguments);
},
/**
* Suspends all this module's activities
* @return {undefined} Nothing
* @since 2.0
*/
suspendModule: function() {
bot.inputManager.suspendComparatorsForModuleNamed(this.getModuleName());
bot.apiManager.suspendRoutesForModuleNamed(this.getModuleName());
},
/**
* Resumes all this module's activities
* @return {undefined} Nothing
* @since 2.0
*/
resumeModule: function() {
bot.inputManager.resumeComparatorsForModuleNamed(this.getModuleName());
bot.apiManager.resumeRoutesForModuleNamed(this.getModuleName());
},
/**
* Returns the current module name
* @return {String} The module name
* @since 2.0
*/
getModuleName: function() {
return this._meta.moduleName;
},
/**
* Removes all bindings created by this module
* @return {undefined} Nothing
* @since 2.0
* @private
*/
implode: function() {
bot.inputManager.purgeComparatorsForModuleNamed(this.getModuleName());
bot.apiManager.purgeRoutesForModuleNamed(this.getModuleName());
try {
this.jobs.forEach(j => j.stop());
} catch(_ignored) { }
}
};
/**
* Extends an given type to this type
* @param {Type} klass Type to be extended
* @return {undefined} Nothing
*/
BaseModule.setup = function(klass) {
inherit(klass, BaseModule);
return klass;
};
module.exports = BaseModule;


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Blue-DFIR-Defensive Considerations
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public class DbxFile
extends java.lang.Object
DbxFileSystem.create(DbxPath)
or DbxFileSystem.open(DbxPath)
.
A DbxFile
represents a specific version of a file in Dropbox. You can use
it to read or write the file's contents, or get info about the file. You can
also check the file's sync status, and see when there's a newer version
available.
Use DbxFile.addListener(com.dropbox.sync.android.DbxFile.Listener)
, DbxFile.getNewerStatus()
, and DbxFile.update()
to
update this file to a newer version when updates are available. If you don't,
you can continue to read a stale cached version indefinitely, but writes
will create a conflict.
Note that open files will cause the Sync API to perform more frequent updates in the background to ensure new file versions are available. To avoid consuming extra power, you shouldn't keep files open when your app isn't in use.
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static interface |
DbxFile.Listener
A listener that will be called when there's a change to the sync
status, file info, or contents of this file.
|
static class |
DbxFile.StreamExclusionException
Thrown when attempt was made to read or write this DbxFile when an existing
stream is already open.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addListener(DbxFile.Listener l)
Adds a listener that will be called when there's a change to the sync
status, file info, or contents of this file or other versions of the same
file.
|
void |
appendString(java.lang.String data)
Appends the given string encoded in UTF-8 to the file.
|
void |
close()
Closes this file, as well as any open read or write streams, and
finalizes any outstanding writes.
|
java.io.FileOutputStream |
getAppendStream()
Returns a stream that can be used to append data to this file.
|
DbxFileInfo |
getInfo()
Returns info about this file.
|
DbxFileStatus |
getNewerStatus()
Checks for newer versions of this file, and returns the synchronization
status of a newer version, if any.
|
DbxPath |
getPath()
Gets the path used to open or create this file.
|
java.io.FileInputStream |
getReadStream()
Returns a stream that can be used to read data from this file.
|
DbxFileStatus |
getSyncStatus()
Returns the current status of synchronizing this version
of this file.
|
java.io.FileOutputStream |
getWriteStream()
Returns a stream that can be used to write data to this file.
|
boolean |
isThumb()
Determines whether this instance represents a thumbnail, as opposed to file contents.
|
java.lang.String |
readString()
Reads the full contents of this file as a String in UTF-8 encoding.
|
void |
removeListener(DbxFile.Listener l)
Removes a listener previously registered with
DbxFile.addListener(com.dropbox.sync.android.DbxFile.Listener) . |
boolean |
update()
Updates this DbxFile to a newer cached version of the same file,
as reflected by
DbxFile.getNewerStatus() . |
void |
writeFromExistingFile(java.io.File file,
boolean shouldSteal)
Replaces the contents of this file with the contents of a
given file.
|
void |
writeString(java.lang.String data)
Replaces the contents of this file with the given string,
encoded in UTF-8.
|
public void close()
If there is a failure finalizing writes, it will be logged as a
warning but will not result in an exception. Calling this method
again on a closed file will have no effect. Other methods will
throw IllegalStateException
after a file is closed.
public DbxPath getPath()
public boolean isThumb()
public java.io.FileInputStream getReadStream() throws DbxException
Once a read stream has been opened on this file, no writes can be made to this file until this stream is closed, or the file is closed. Multiple read streams can be open at once. Read streams aren't thread-safe, so each should be used on only one thread, or synchronized externally.
Callers can use the file-descriptor backing this stream if they need direct access to the file. The file-descriptor represents a file in the cache, and shouldn't be written, but can be freely read until this stream is closed.
DbxException
- on a failure downloading or reading the file.java.io.IOException
- on an I/O error in the local cache.DbxFile.StreamExclusionException
- if there's already a write stream open.public java.lang.String readString()
DbxException
- on a failure downloading or reading the file.java.io.IOException
- on an I/O error in the local cache.DbxFile.StreamExclusionException
- if there's already a write stream open.public java.io.FileOutputStream getWriteStream()
No other reads or writes (including appends) can be made to this file while a write stream is open. Write streams aren't thread-safe, so each should be used on only one thread, or synchronized externally.
Callers can use the file-descriptor backing this stream if they need direct access to the file. The file-descriptor represents a new empty file, which will become the new file version when this stream is closed.
DbxException
- on a failure writing the file.java.io.IOException
- on an I/O error in the local cache.DbxFile.StreamExclusionException
- if there's already a read or write
stream open.public java.io.FileOutputStream getAppendStream()
No other reads or writes (including appends) can be made to this file while an append stream is open. Append streams aren't thread-safe, so each should be used on only one thread, or synchronized externally.
Callers can use the file-descriptor backing this stream if they need direct access to the file. The file-descriptor represents a temporary file containing the contents of the previous version of the file, which will become the new file version when this append stream is closed.
DbxException
- on a failure appending to the file.java.io.IOException
- on an I/O error in the local cache.DbxFile.StreamExclusionException
- if there's already a read or write
stream open.public void writeFromExistingFile(java.io.File file, boolean shouldSteal)
Optionally, the API can "steal" the given file, moving it into the private cache to avoid the need for copying data. If stealing is allowed, no future attempts should be made to access the file.
file
- The file containing the new contents.shouldSteal
- whether the API should steal the file, moving it into the
private cache rather than copying its contents.DbxException
- on a failure writing the file.java.io.IOException
- on an I/O error in the local cache or the
given file.DbxFile.StreamExclusionException
- if there's already a read or write
stream open.public void writeString(java.lang.String data)
data
- The String to write into the file.DbxException
- on a failure writing the file.java.io.IOException
- on an I/O error in the local cache.DbxFile.StreamExclusionException
- if there's already a read or write
stream open.public void appendString(java.lang.String data)
data
- The String to append to the file.DbxException
- on a failure appending to the file.java.io.IOException
- on an I/O error in the local cache.DbxFile.StreamExclusionException
- if there's already a read or write
stream open.public DbxFileInfo getInfo() throws DbxException
DbxFile
represents a
thumbnail, the returned info still reflects the full file contents.DbxException
- on a failure getting file info.public boolean update() throws DbxException
DbxFile.getNewerStatus()
. This method will have
no effect if there's no newer version, or the newer version isn't
yet cached. This operation is equivalent to closing the file and
reopening it, except that it will properly follow the file across
local rename and move operations.DbxException
- if the update fails.DbxFile.StreamExclusionException
- if any read or write streams
are open.public DbxFileStatus getSyncStatus() throws DbxException
DbxFile
represents a thumbnail,
the result reflects the sync status of the thumbnail, not the full
file contents.DbxException
- if status can't be retrieved.public DbxFileStatus getNewerStatus() throws DbxException
DbxFile.update()
.
A return value of null
indicates that this file version is the newest
known version.
DbxException.NotFound
- if this file was deleted after the
version that was opened.DbxException
- if status can't be retrieved.public void addListener(DbxFile.Listener l)
Adding the same listener multiple times will have no additional effect. A
single call to DbxFile.removeListener(com.dropbox.sync.android.DbxFile.Listener)
will still remove it. This method
will be ignored, and listeners won't be called if the file is closed or
the file system has been shut down.
Listeners are called on the main UI thread. To keep your UI responsive, you shouldn't do anything slow in your listener.
public void removeListener(DbxFile.Listener l)
DbxFile.addListener(com.dropbox.sync.android.DbxFile.Listener)
.


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src.models.cnn¶
File: cnn.py | Created on the 2019-02-22 | Github: https://github.com/pl19n72019
This file contains the different models of cnn.
-
class
src.models.cnn.
Model1
(input_shape, output_size)[source]¶ Bases:
object
A first CNN model.
The model is a convolutional model, adapted to the problem. The inputs have originally two dimensions, the timestack size. The size of the output is the number of points in the discretization of the domain.
The model is composed of three convolutional layers, followed by a fully- connected layer (a hidden flatten layer is required to link both).
Examples
>>> cnn = Model1((50, 100, 1), 200) >>> print(cnn.model().summary())
-
__init__
(input_shape, output_size)[source]¶ Creation of a first CNN model.
The model is a convolutional model, adapted to the problem. The inputs have originally two dimensions, the timestack size. The size of the output is the number of points in the discretization of the domain.
Parameters: - input_shape (tuple) – Input shape of the model, typically (_, _, 1).
- output_size (int) – Output size of the model (discretization of the domain).
Note
The model can be used as a template. The headers and the specifications need to be fulfilled.
-
-
class
src.models.cnn.
Model2
(input_shape, output_size)[source]¶ Bases:
object
A second, deeper CNN model.
The model is a convolutional model, adapted to the problem. The inputs have originally two dimensions, the timestack size. The size of the output is the number of points in the discretization of the domain.
The model is composed of eight convolutional layers, followed by a fully- connected layer (a hidden flatten layer is required to link both).
Examples
>>> cnn = Model2((50, 100, 1), 200) >>> print(cnn.model().summary())
-
__init__
(input_shape, output_size)[source]¶ Creation of a first CNN model.
The model is a convolutional model, adapted to the problem. The inputs have originally two dimensions, the timestack size. The size of the output is the number of points in the discretization of the domain.
Parameters: - input_shape (tuple) – Input shape of the model, typically (_, _, 1).
- output_size (int) – Output size of the model (discretization of the domain).
Note
The model can be used as a template. The headers and the specifications need to be fulfilled.
-


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