jit.LANG
- compile source files as needed
jit.LANG translates a script into a binary on the first run of that script.
This allows for easier deployment of binary, native code - assuming the code
itself is OS independent (using #ifdef
conditionals or similar mechanisms,
where needed.)
jit.LANG is also helps to cross compile and distribute scripts.
jit.LANG translates a script into a binary when the script is run for the first time. The jit main package itself is independent from the language of the script; there are different language drivers.
Current drivers include:
jit.LANG assumes the tools needed by a specific strategy - for example flex(1) and cc(1) - are installed on the target system.
To use jit a user would embed it in the target script. This is the hello world example (also in examples/hello):
#!/usr/bin/env jit.cc
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
printf("Hello world\n");
return 0;
}
Make sure jit is installed and in your $PATH and set this script executable
(chmod a+x examples/hello
). Now you can run this script directly. On the first
invocation jit produces a binary; on subsequent invocations the already
produced binary will be run again.
./examples/hello
Building /Users/eno/projects/native/jit/examples/jit.cc.bin/hello
Hello world
Note: jit's output (Building ..) is written to stderr to not mingle with anything printed from the script itself.
Depending on your system
make install
or
sudo make install
installs all jit scripts into /usr/local
.
jit can build binaries for distribution. These binaries are installed close to the source script,
in a subdirectory named jit.LANG.bin
, if it exists. For example, when running the script
"example/hello", the resulting binary will be placed, for example, into example/jit.cc.bin/hello.darwin.amd64. You can distribute that binary, if you wish.
This is most helpful with cross compilation to produce binaries, that can be run on platforms that are not that well-performing (say, arm), and with tool chains that support cross compilation right away (say, go). The jit.go driver supports cross compilation out of the box.
To prevent distribution builds you either
The jit package is Copyright (C) 2013,1024 @radiospiel https://github.com/radiospiel. It is released under the terms of the MIT license.


What you should know about references
BetterBatteryStats does not collect data in the background but uses references saved at specific times (on specific events):
- Boot: is saved when your phone boots, deletes all other refrences
- Unplug: is saved when you unplug your phone from the charger
- Charged: is saved when your phone gets charged to 100%
- Screen Off: is saved when the screen of your phone goes off
- Custom: is saved when you select the option to save a custom reference from the menu
As long as those events did not occur or after a reboot BBS will notify you about a missing reference. This is not a bug, it's the way BBS was designed
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- widget default fallback stat is boot
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- Fixed caching issues
- Fixed synchronization issue sometimes leading to empty "to" stat
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- Fixed possible FC and error conditions from gplay crash reports
- Fixed errors due to updating from 1.11 to 1.12 (inconsistent readings)


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This challenge is part of a tutorial track by MyCodeSchool and is accompanied by a video lesson.
You are given the pointer to the head node of a linked list and an integer to add to the list. Create a new node with the given integer. Insert this node at the tail of the linked list and return the head node. The given head pointer may be null, meaning that the initial list is empty.
Input Format
You have to complete the Node* Insert(Node* head, int data)
method. It takes two arguments: the head of the linked list and the integer to insert. You should not read any input from the stdin/console.
Output Format
Insert the new node at the tail and just return
the head of the updated linked list. Do not print anything to stdout/console.
Sample Input
NULL, data = $2$
$2$ --> NULL, data = $3$
Sample Output
2 -->NULL
2 --> 3 --> NULL
Explanation
1. We have an empty list, and we insert $2$.
2. We start with a $2$ in the tail. When $3$ is inserted, $3$ then becomes the tail.
Video lesson


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A fragment of front-end syntax of the form f(x, y, z), where x, y, z are Vars or Exprs. More...
#include <Func.h>
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| FuncRef (Internal::Function, const std::vector< Expr > &, int placeholder_pos=-1, int count=0) | |
| FuncRef (Internal::Function, const std::vector< Var > &, int placeholder_pos=-1, int count=0) | |
| Stage | operator= (Expr) |
| Use this as the left-hand-side of a definition or an update definition (see RDom). More... | |
| Stage | operator= (const Tuple &) |
| Use this as the left-hand-side of a definition or an update definition for a Func with multiple outputs. More... | |
| Stage | operator= (const FuncRef &) |
| operator Expr () const | |
| Use this as a call to the function, and not the left-hand-side of a definition. More... | |
| FuncTupleElementRef | operator[] (int) const |
| When a FuncRef refers to a function that provides multiple outputs, you can access each output as an Expr using operator[]. More... | |
| size_t | size () const |
| How many outputs does the function this refers to produce. More... | |
| Internal::Function | function () const |
| What function is this calling? More... | |
| Stage | operator+= (Expr) |
| Define a stage that adds the given expression to this Func. More... | |
| Stage | operator+= (const Tuple &) |
| Define a stage that adds the given expression to this Func. More... | |
| Stage | operator+= (const FuncRef &) |
| Define a stage that adds the given expression to this Func. More... | |
| Stage | operator-= (Expr) |
| Define a stage that adds the negative of the given expression to this Func. More... | |
| Stage | operator-= (const Tuple &) |
| Define a stage that adds the negative of the given expression to this Func. More... | |
| Stage | operator-= (const FuncRef &) |
| Define a stage that adds the negative of the given expression to this Func. More... | |
| Stage | operator*= (Expr) |
| Define a stage that multiplies this Func by the given expression. More... | |
| Stage | operator*= (const Tuple &) |
| Define a stage that multiplies this Func by the given expression. More... | |
| Stage | operator*= (const FuncRef &) |
| Define a stage that multiplies this Func by the given expression. More... | |
| Stage | operator/= (Expr) |
| Define a stage that divides this Func by the given expression. More... | |
| Stage | operator/= (const Tuple &) |
| Define a stage that divides this Func by the given expression. More... | |
| Stage | operator/= (const FuncRef &) |
| Define a stage that divides this Func by the given expression. More... | |
A fragment of front-end syntax of the form f(x, y, z), where x, y, z are Vars or Exprs.
If could be the left hand side of a definition or an update definition, or it could be a call to a function. We don't know until we see how this object gets used.
| Halide::FuncRef::FuncRef | ( | Internal::Function | , |
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| int | placeholder_pos = -1 , |
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| int | count = 0 |
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| Halide::FuncRef::FuncRef | ( | Internal::Function | , |
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| int | count = 0 |
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| ) |
Use this as the left-hand-side of a definition or an update definition (see RDom).
Use this as the left-hand-side of a definition or an update definition for a Func with multiple outputs.
| Halide::FuncRef::operator Expr | ( | ) | const |
Use this as a call to the function, and not the left-hand-side of a definition.
Only works for single-output Funcs.
| FuncTupleElementRef Halide::FuncRef::operator[] | ( | int | ) | const |
| size_t Halide::FuncRef::size | ( | ) | const |
How many outputs does the function this refers to produce.
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What function is this calling?
Definition at line 525 of file Func.h.
Referenced by Halide::FuncTupleElementRef::function().


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Pastissets ({{IPA-ca|pəstiˈsɛts}}, {{IPA-ca|pastiˈsets|wc}}), also called casquetes, pastissets or flaons are small stuffed fried cakes in Catalonia. They can be filled with cabell d'àngel jam, sweet potato jam, or almonds, even with mató cheese and codonyat. They are typical of Terres de l'Ebre and in Valencian Community. In Mallorca, there is a very similar preparation called rubiol.
In Amposta they are made with a mixture of olive oil, flour, eggs, Catalan moscatell and anissette, which is cut in circles. They are stuffed, folded by the middle and closed by pressing softly, often with a fork. They are cooked and covered with sugar.
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Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 2
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
For the rarebit, place the cheese and milk into a saucepan and heat until the cheese is melted, stirring occasionally to prevent it catching.
Add the breadcrumbs and flour and cook for 2-3 minutes, stirring all the time to prevent lumps.
Remove from the heat and allow to cool, then add the Worcestershire sauce, eggs and mustard powder. Mix thoroughly and season, to taste, with salt and white pepper.
Place the mushrooms onto a baking sheet. Spoon the rarebit mix over the mushrooms.
Drizzle over a little olive oil and place into the oven to bake for 10-15 minutes, or until the mushrooms are soft and the rarebit is bubbling and golden-brown.
For the chutney, place the sugar, sultanas and half of the vinegar into a saucepan over a high heat and melt down to a sticky caramel.
Add the rest of the ingredients except the rosemary and bring to the boil.
Add the rosemary and reduce the heat to simmer for 30-40 minutes, taking care not to burn the base. Allow to cool, then season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, place the toasted ciabatta slices onto plates. Place the mushrooms onto the ciabattas with some of the mushroom juices poured over. Place a spoonful of chutney alongside.


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--- layout: post title: How I Finally Discovered when to use Debugger.Break() date: 2010-10-01 16:39:05.000000000 +02:00 categories: [] tags: - Debug status: publish type: post published: true meta: {} author: login: admin email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Philippe first_name: Philippe last_name: Vlérick excerpt: !ruby/object:Hpricot::Doc options: {} ---
The existence of the System.Diagnostics.Debugger class is not something new to me, but I never figured out an usage for it. I never used it, and my knowledge was limited to think that it was a bit useless to code a breakpoint while you could set it in visual studio.
However, this makes quite a lot of sense in some scenarios, like programs that execute too fast, or PowerShell cmdlet that you don’t have a chance to attach to.
Related StackOverflow question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1432359/what-are-the-benefits-of-using-system-diagnostics-debugger-break-over-attach-to
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java.lang.Object org.catechis.file.FileTestRecords
public class FileTestRecords
This class stores and retrieves info from tests in two files, daily reading tests.record, and another one for writing, as well as the Momento object and other items relating to the applications actions being performed.
Be carefull to pass in the context path to the constructor to use some methods like getMomentoObject. Most methods are designed to take the path as an argument, however.
These lists can also be used to store a list of missed words that are for instance above level 0, so that they will not show up on the weekly word list, unles they have failed a test recently.
WordTestMemory
private String category;
private String type;
private String date;
private String score;
private String index;
private String number_correct;
private String level;
private String test_name;
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
private long |
daily_session_start_time
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private int |
daily_session_tests
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private org.jdom.Document |
doc
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private EncodeString |
encoder
Not sure if this is necessary, but it was used in JDOMSolution, and we were having problems so went back to the legacy code that worked as a working comparison... |
private java.lang.String |
encoding
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private int |
grand_index
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private java.util.Vector |
log
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private java.lang.String |
name
This is the full path and file name used by loadDocument(). |
(package private) java.util.Hashtable |
reading_and_writing_levels
|
(package private) java.util.Hashtable |
reading_levels
The number of words at each reading and writing level loaded after getAndResetTestsStatus and getTestsStatus. |
private java.lang.String |
root_path
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private SessionsReport |
sessions_report
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private int |
total_words
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(package private) java.util.Hashtable |
writing_levels
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| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
FileTestRecords()
This no args constructor is to open up the utility methods for use. |
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FileTestRecords(java.io.File file)
This is the constructor from JDOMSolution |
|
FileTestRecords(java.lang.String _root_path)
This constructor allows the root path to get files from. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
addDailyTestRecord(WordTestResult wtr,
WordTestRecordOptions wtro)
Record a singe DailyWordTest from a WordTestMemory object. |
private boolean |
addDailyTestRecordIsRequired(WordTestResult wtr,
WordTestRecordOptions wtro)
Properties in the argument objects: |
void |
addWordTestMemory(WordTestMemory wtm,
java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String root_path)
Record a singe DailyWordTest from a WordTestMemory object. |
void |
append(java.util.Vector v)
|
private void |
calculateAverages()
Calculate the average level of all the words. |
void |
clearTestRecord(java.lang.String type,
java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String root_path)
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private void |
createTestElement()
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private org.jdom.Element |
createWordTestMemoryElement(WordTestMemory wtm)
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private void |
dumpLog(java.util.Hashtable log)
|
int |
getAndResetTestsStatus(java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String subject)
This status is the grand total of daily *type* or integrated tests run. |
void |
getAndResetTestsStatusUsingSharedDoc()
This status is the grand total of daily *type* or integrated tests run. |
long |
getDailySessionStartTime()
Must be called after getTestsStatus |
long |
getDailySessionStartTime(java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String subject)
Get the time of the first session of a 24 hour period saved in the status.record file. |
long |
getDailySessionStartTimeUsingSharedDoc()
Get the time of the first session of a 24 hour period saved in the status.record file. |
int |
getDailySessionTests()
Must be called after getTestsStatus |
java.lang.String |
getDailyTestMark(java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String subject)
This method gets current place in the daily tests with i for the point in the list of categories, and j as the point in the list of words in that category. |
java.util.Vector |
getDailyTestRecords(java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String type,
java.lang.String root_path,
java.util.Hashtable user_opts)
Load a vector of WordTestResults from a daily *type* tests.record file. |
int |
getGrandIndex()
|
org.jdom.Element |
getLastRecord(org.jdom.Document doc)
|
java.util.Hashtable |
getLastUserHistoryHash(java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String current_dir)
|
java.util.Vector |
getLog()
deguggin |
Momento |
getMomentoObject(java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String subject)
The momento has the following properties: action_name, action_time, action_id, action_type; |
java.util.Hashtable |
getReadingAndWritingLevels()
|
java.util.Hashtable |
getReadingLevels()
|
SessionsReport |
getSessionsReport()
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java.util.Hashtable |
getSpecificDailyTestRecords(WordTestRecordOptions wtro)
This method is similar to getDailyTestRecords, ecept that is retuens only the text-definition pairs of WordTestResults that fit a specific criteria, such as exclude level 0 tests, because the user can get a list of level 0 words to study elsewhere, so what they want here are only words that are outside this range. |
Momento |
getStatusRecord(java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String subject)
Load the entire status.record file, return the momento and make the other information availagle via get methods. |
int |
getTestsStatus(java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String subject)
This status is the grand total of daily *type* or integrated tests run. |
java.util.Vector |
getWordTestMemoryRecords(java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String type,
java.lang.String root_path)
This method gets a vector of word test memory beans which are used when a test is modified, or reversed by a user. |
java.util.Hashtable |
getWritingLevels()
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void |
incrementRetiredWords(java.lang.String user_id,
java.lang.String subject)
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void |
incrementSessionCount()
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void |
loadDocument()
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org.jdom.Document |
loadDocument(java.io.File file)
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org.jdom.Document |
loadDocument(java.lang.String path_to_file)
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private void |
loadWordLevles(org.jdom.Element root)
Called in updateWordLevels, getTestsStatus, and getAndResetTestsStatus. |
private WordTestResult |
populateWordTestResult(org.jdom.Element e,
boolean pass,
boolean fail,
boolean changed,
java.lang.String type)
Note level in the WordTestResult object is saved in the xml file as new_level... |
private WordTestResult |
populateWordTestResult2(org.jdom.Element e,
WordTestRecordOptions wtro)
Note level in the WordTestResult object is saved in the xml file as new_level... |
private java.util.Vector |
populateWTM(java.util.List list)
|
void |
recordHashAsXML(java.util.Hashtable hash,
java.lang.String root_child,
java.lang.String path_to_file,
java.lang.String user_name)
Create an xml element with the root_child as its name, then add its subelemts based on hash keys, with their values as content. |
void |
resetDailySessionTestsStatus(java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String subject)
This method resets the daily_session_tests element to zero in the status.record file. |
void |
resetLog()
|
void |
resetWeeklySessionStatus()
Reset the following members of the stsus.record: |
void |
reverseTestRecord(WordTestResult wtr,
WordTestRecordOptions wtro)
This method is called in the ChangeUpdateAction(defunct) or ChangeUpdateScoreAction to either delete a test that was stored because the user has reversd the test result to pass, or add a record if the opposite is the case. |
void |
setDailySessionStartTime(java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String subject,
long time)
This method saves the time in milliseconds at login in the *subject*status.record file. |
void |
setDailySessionStartTimeUsingSharedDoc(long time)
This method saves the time in milliseconds at login in the *subject*status.record file. |
void |
setDailySessionTests(int _daily_session_tests)
Must be called after getTestsStatus |
void |
setDailyTestMark(java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String subject,
int i,
int j)
This method saves the current place in the daily tests with i for the point in the list of categories, and j as the point in the list of words in that category. |
void |
setEncoding(java.lang.String _encoding)
|
void |
setMomentoObject(java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String subject,
Momento m)
The momento object records the status of actions. |
void |
setMomentoObjectUsingSharedDoc(Momento m)
The momento object records the status of actions. |
void |
setTestStartTime()
|
private Momento |
unbindMomento(org.jdom.Element root)
|
private void |
unbindSessionsReport(org.jdom.Element root)
test start time, elapsed time, sessions in a week, week of year, tests in week. |
private void |
unbindTestStatus(org.jdom.Element root)
|
private WordTestResult |
unbindWTR(org.jdom.Element e,
java.lang.String type)
text and answer are saved as bytes for writing tests, and the date is saved as a long in string form of course. |
void |
updateAllWordLevels(java.util.Vector all_reading_counts,
java.util.Vector all_writing_counts,
int total_words,
int total_retired_words,
java.lang.String user_id,
java.lang.String subject)
|
void |
updateFullWordLevels(AllStatsHistory all_stats_history,
java.lang.String user_id,
java.lang.String subject)
This method is similar to updateAllWordLevels but adds the total retired words. |
void |
updateSessionStatus()
This method increments the grand_index, daily_session_tests, word_test_elapsed_time and number_of_tests_in_week elements in the status.record file. |
void |
updateSessionStatusUsingSharedDoc()
This method increments the grand_index, daily_session_tests, word_test_elapsed_time and number_of_tests_in_week elements in the status.record file. |
int |
updateTestsStatus(java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String subject)
This method increments the tests and daily_session_tests elements in the status.xml file. |
void |
updateWordLevels(java.lang.String previous_level,
java.lang.String new_level,
java.lang.String type)
Decrement words at *type* previous level, and increment words at new level. |
void |
writeDocument()
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void |
writeDocument(org.jdom.Document doc,
java.io.File file)
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void |
writeDocument(org.jdom.Document doc,
java.lang.String file_name)
|
void |
writeDocument(org.jdom.Document doc,
java.lang.String file_name,
java.lang.String encoding)
|
void |
writeDocument(java.lang.String file_name)
Write document with no encoding. |
void |
writeDocumentWithEncoding(java.lang.String file_name)
Write document with encoding. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
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private java.util.Vector log
private java.lang.String root_path
private java.lang.String name
private org.jdom.Document doc
private EncodeString encoder
private java.lang.String encoding
private int grand_index
private int daily_session_tests
private long daily_session_start_time
java.util.Hashtable reading_levels
java.util.Hashtable writing_levels
java.util.Hashtable reading_and_writing_levels
private SessionsReport sessions_report
private int total_words
| Constructor Detail |
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public FileTestRecords()
public FileTestRecords(java.lang.String _root_path)
public FileTestRecords(java.io.File file)
| Method Detail |
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public void addWordTestMemory(WordTestMemory wtm, java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String root_path)
Record a singe DailyWordTest from a WordTestMemory object.
Basically unbind the object into and lement and add it to a file name daily reading/writing tests.test in the /files/user/ folder.
addWordTestMemory
in interface TestRecords
private org.jdom.Element createWordTestMemoryElement(WordTestMemory wtm)
public void addDailyTestRecord(WordTestResult wtr, WordTestRecordOptions wtro)
Record a singe DailyWordTest from a WordTestMemory object.
Basically unbind the object into an element and add it to a file name daily reading/writing tests.record in the /files/user/ folder.
The text object is saved in bytes, and the date is saved as time in a long. These transformations happen within this method, so that the rest of the system can keep on using encoded text and string dates as it was first designed to use.
WordTestResult (set in DailyTestResultAction)
String text;
String definition;
String answer;
String grade;
String level; - not needed
int id; - not needed
String original_text;
String original_definition;
String original_level; - not needed
String encoding; - not needed
String date;
THE OBJECT WordTestRecordOptions is used to hold the options to decided what records should be saved.
private String type;
private String user_name;
private String root_path;
private boolean record_failed_tests;
private boolean record_passed_tests;
private String record_exclude_level;
private int record_limit;
addDailyTestRecord
in interface TestRecords
private void createTestElement()
private boolean addDailyTestRecordIsRequired(WordTestResult wtr, WordTestRecordOptions wtro)
WordTestResult (set in DailyTestResultAction)
String text;
String definition;
String answer;
String grade;
String level; - not needed
int id; - not needed
String original_text;
String original_definition;
String original_level; - not needed
String encoding; - not needed
String date;
THE OBJECT WordTestRecordOptions is used to hold the options to decided what records should be saved.
private String type;
private String user_name;
private String root_path;
private boolean record_failed_tests;
private boolean record_passed_tests;
private String record_exclude_level;
private int record_limit;
public void recordHashAsXML(java.util.Hashtable hash, java.lang.String root_child, java.lang.String path_to_file, java.lang.String user_name)
public void setEncoding(java.lang.String _encoding)
public java.util.Vector getDailyTestRecords(java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String type, java.lang.String root_path, java.util.Hashtable user_opts)
A typical entry looks like this:
Note the date is in milliseconds, and the text has been saved in bytes.
If it were a writing test, then the answer would also be saved in bytes.
These must be converted back into a string date and encoded strings.
The method populateWordTestResult lookes at each test element, and filters out tests thata are excluded due to settings in the user options file.
If a test is needed, it is then actually unbound into an object in unbindWTR.
Properties from the user options hash are:
record_failed_tests
record_passed_tests
getDailyTestRecords
in interface TestRecords
private WordTestResult populateWordTestResult(org.jdom.Element e, boolean pass, boolean fail, boolean changed, java.lang.String type)
Note level in the WordTestResult object is saved in the xml file as new_level...
Also, text, and possibly answer (fore writing tests) bust me encoded from bytes, and the date must be formatted from a long.
We ignore the changed argument right now. It seems we would need to know if the user wants to record a failed test changed to a pass, or the opposite.
Here is the xml record and the bean properties to show the difference:
private int id;
private String original_text;
private String original_definition;
private String original_level;
private String encoding;
private String date;
private WordTestResult populateWordTestResult2(org.jdom.Element e, WordTestRecordOptions wtro)
Note level in the WordTestResult object is saved in the xml file as new_level...
Also, text, and possibly answer (fore writing tests) bust me encoded from bytes, and the date must be formatted from a long.
We ignore the changed argument right now. It seems we would need to know if the user wants to record a failed test changed to a pass, or the opposite.
Here is the xml record and the bean properties to show the difference:
private int id;
private String original_text;
private String original_definition;
private String original_level;
private String encoding;
private String date;
Members of WordTestRecordOptions:
String type;
String user_name;
String root_path;
boolean record_failed_tests;
boolean record_passed_tests;
String record_exclude_level;
int record_limit;
record_exclude_level * this one is only useful when set to 0.
private WordTestResult unbindWTR(org.jdom.Element e, java.lang.String type)
text and answer are saved as bytes for writing tests, and the date is saved as a long in string form of course.
public java.util.Hashtable getSpecificDailyTestRecords(WordTestRecordOptions wtro)
This method is similar to getDailyTestRecords, ecept that is retuens only the text-definition pairs of WordTestResults that fit a specific criteria, such as exclude level 0 tests, because the user can get a list of level 0 words to study elsewhere, so what they want here are only words that are outside this range.
Extra properties can be added to the user_opts hash. Infact, all non-record test entries can be deleted to sdave memory, as they are mostly not used.
Properties from the user options hash are held in: WordTestRecordOptions
String type;
String user_name;
String root_path;
boolean record_failed_tests;
boolean record_passed_tests;
String record_exclude_level;
int record_limit;
record_exclude_level * this one is only useful when set to 0. a range might be more useful, and can be added later if it is deemed useful and important.
Despite being called *record* as in the verb sense, these are also used for retrieving records.
getSpecificDailyTestRecords
in interface TestRecords
public java.util.Vector getWordTestMemoryRecords(java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String type, java.lang.String root_path)
This method gets a vector of word test memory beans which are used when a test is modified, or reversed by a user.
private java.util.Vector populateWTM(java.util.List list)
public java.util.Hashtable getLastUserHistoryHash(java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String current_dir)
getLastUserHistoryHash
in interface TestRecords
public org.jdom.Element getLastRecord(org.jdom.Document doc)
public void reverseTestRecord(WordTestResult wtr, WordTestRecordOptions wtro)
This method is called in the ChangeUpdateAction(defunct) or ChangeUpdateScoreAction to either delete a test that was stored because the user has reversd the test result to pass, or add a record if the opposite is the case.
We need to consider if the test should have been save to determine if there is a record to be deleted, or if a new record should be created.
WordTestResult String text; String definition; String answer; String grade; String level; int id; String original_text; String original_definition; String original_level; String encoding; String date; long word_id;
public int updateTestsStatus(java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String subject)
This method increments the tests and daily_session_tests elements in the status.xml file.
It is used in the DailyTestResultAction/IntegratedTestResultAction and put in the session as daily_test_index.
The subject argument represents a folder inside the users main folder.
public void updateSessionStatus()
This method increments the grand_index, daily_session_tests, word_test_elapsed_time and number_of_tests_in_week elements in the status.record file.
Used in IntegratedTestResultAction.
The subject argument represents a folder inside the users main folder.
calling methods must remember to call writeDocument() after all work is done when using this method.
public void updateSessionStatusUsingSharedDoc()
This method increments the grand_index, daily_session_tests, word_test_elapsed_time and number_of_tests_in_week elements in the status.record file.
Used in IntegratedTestResultAction.
The subject argument represents a folder inside the users main folder.
calling methods must remember to call writeDocument() after all work is done when using this method.
public void updateWordLevels(java.lang.String previous_level, java.lang.String new_level, java.lang.String type)
previous_level
- new_level
- type
- public void incrementRetiredWords(java.lang.String user_id, java.lang.String subject)
private void calculateAverages()
public void updateAllWordLevels(java.util.Vector all_reading_counts, java.util.Vector all_writing_counts, int total_words, int total_retired_words, java.lang.String user_id, java.lang.String subject)
public void updateFullWordLevels(AllStatsHistory all_stats_history, java.lang.String user_id, java.lang.String subject)
all_reading_counts
- all_writing_counts
- total_words
- retired_words
- user_id
- subject
- public void setTestStartTime()
public void resetDailySessionTestsStatus(java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String subject)
This method resets the daily_session_tests element to zero in the status.record file.
It also stores a new login time to start a new session.
public void setDailySessionStartTime(java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String subject, long time)
This method saves the time in milliseconds at login in the *subject*status.record file.
public void setDailySessionStartTimeUsingSharedDoc(long time)
This method saves the time in milliseconds at login in the *subject*status.record file.
public long getDailySessionStartTime(java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String subject)
Get the time of the first session of a 24 hour period saved in the status.record file. The format is a long representing milliseconds from the getTime call on a date.
public long getDailySessionStartTimeUsingSharedDoc()
Get the time of the first session of a 24 hour period saved in the status.record file. The format is a long representing milliseconds from the getTime call on a date.
public void setDailyTestMark(java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String subject, int i, int j)
This method saves the current place in the daily tests with i for the point in the list of categories, and j as the point in the list of words in that category. The format is Mdaily_test_index>i:j.
The subject arg represents a folder inside the users main folder.
public java.lang.String getDailyTestMark(java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String subject)
This method gets current place in the daily tests with i for the point in the list of categories, and j as the point in the list of words in that category. The format returned is a string like this i:j
The subject arg represents a folder inside the users main folder.
This was used for legacy DailyTestActions.
public int getTestsStatus(java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String subject)
Replaced by getStatusRecord.
public int getAndResetTestsStatus(java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String subject)
It also resets the test counter and session start time.
public void getAndResetTestsStatusUsingSharedDoc()
It also resets the test counter and session start time.
public void resetWeeklySessionStatus()
private void loadWordLevles(org.jdom.Element root)
root
- public java.util.Hashtable getReadingLevels()
public java.util.Hashtable getReadingAndWritingLevels()
public int getGrandIndex()
public java.util.Hashtable getWritingLevels()
public int getDailySessionTests()
public void setDailySessionTests(int _daily_session_tests)
_daily_session_tests
- public long getDailySessionStartTime()
public Momento getMomentoObject(java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String subject)
Be carefull to pass in the context path in the constructor to use.
public Momento getStatusRecord(java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String subject)
Be carefull to pass in the context path in the constructor to use.
private void unbindSessionsReport(org.jdom.Element root)
root
- public void incrementSessionCount()
public SessionsReport getSessionsReport()
private Momento unbindMomento(org.jdom.Element root)
private void unbindTestStatus(org.jdom.Element root)
public void setMomentoObject(java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String subject, Momento m)
public void setMomentoObjectUsingSharedDoc(Momento m)
Same as above but the caller must remember to write the doc later.
public void clearTestRecord(java.lang.String type, java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String root_path)
clearTestRecord
in interface TestRecords
public void loadDocument()
public org.jdom.Document loadDocument(java.lang.String path_to_file)
public org.jdom.Document loadDocument(java.io.File file)
public void writeDocument(org.jdom.Document doc, java.lang.String file_name)
public void writeDocument(org.jdom.Document doc, java.io.File file)
public void writeDocumentWithEncoding(java.lang.String file_name)
Write document with encoding.
XMLOutputter(java.lang.String indent, boolean newlines, java.lang.String encoding)
public void writeDocument(java.lang.String file_name)
Write document with no encoding.
public void writeDocument(org.jdom.Document doc, java.lang.String file_name, java.lang.String encoding)
public void writeDocument()
public java.util.Vector getLog()
public void append(java.util.Vector v)
private void dumpLog(java.util.Hashtable log)
public void resetLog()
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b1-data_access.Rmd
In this tutorial we’ll load the data from the mammalsmilk data. All the data files used in the package are contained internally within the package and can be loaded (as detailed below) using the standard data() function in R. However, getting raw into R is frequently an issue with R, and so I give instructions on how to find the raw .csv on your hard drive or the internet. I then outline two ways to load data into R. I first go over a basic way using the “Import Dataset” button in RStudio. I think cover a more advanced way using there here() function.
Skibiel et al 2013. The evolution of the nutrient composition of mammalian milks. Journal of Animal Ecology 82: 1254-1264. https://doi.org/10.1111/1365-2656.12095
We’ll use the following packages. You’ll need to download them if you haven’t already. I’d try just loading them with library() first (in the next section), then installing if needed.
If you haven’t already, download the mammalsmilk package from GitHub (note the “S” between mammal and milk). This is commented out in the code below - only run the code if you have never downloaded it before, or haven’t recently (in case its been updated)
# install_github("brouwern/mammalsmilk")
You can then load the package with library()
library(mammalsmilk)
The datasets for this package can be found in several places.
Data within R or an R package is accessed using the data() command. TO get the classic iris data set I do this:
data("iris")
If mammalsmilk is downloaded and installed using library() I can get a dataset like this:
data("milk_raw")
This should always work. However, two things:
Data can be loaded directly from GitHub using the RCurl command.
First, we need the URL for the file
# Create an object for the URL where your data is stored.
url <- "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/brouwern/mammalsmilk/master/inst/extdata/skibiel_mammalsmilk_raw.csv"
Then we run getURL()
myData <- getURL(url)
Finally load it using read.csv
milk_raw <- read.csv(textConnection(myData))
Check that its there using dim()
dim(milk_raw)
#> [1] 130 22
For more information on loading from GitHub see https://github.com/christophergandrud/Introduction_to_Statistics_and_Data_Analysis_Yonsei/wiki/Importing-Data,-Basic
Loading data into R can be difficult when you first get started. Its good to practice this, so if you’ve had trouble in the past I recommend locating the .csv files associated with this package and trying to load them by hand, following the directions below.
How data gets loaded into R is always somewhat particular to how you are running R and where you have your data saved. I will outline a basic way to load data first, then provide code for how I use a more advanced and flexible approach.
Once you have the package downloaded and installed using library() you should be able to find the files associated with it just using the search function on your computer. The main starting data file for the package is “skibiel_mammalsmilk_raw.csv”; my PC found it instantly. I then right clicked on it and select “Open File Location” to see the directory.
This opens a directory “…/mammalsmilk/inst/extdata” that contains all the .csv files underlying the data files used in the package.
To practice loading .csv files I recommend copying these files to a new directory where they can easily be found, eg, where you normally save all your R work.
If you can’t find the data on your hard drive, you can also download it directly from GitHub:
This will take you to a raw version of the data and you can right click and “Save as” it to wherever you want.
The easiest way to load data is to figure out where you have saved the data, then use the “Import dataset” button in RStudio to navigate there. This will generate code to load the data into your current R session. You can copy this code and paste it into your script for future use.
Using the following steps I can generate code to load the milk data
The code that gets generated looks like this, which reflects the particular location of the .csv file on my hard drive
#Note: code is particular to my hard drive
dat <- read.csv("~/1_R/git/mammalsmilk/data/skibiel_mammalsmilk_raw.csv")
Based on the file name, RStudio gives R object the name “skibiel_mammalsmilk_raw”, which I change to just “dat” to make it easier to type.
This approach will always work, but has one major hangup: if I make any changes to the folder structure of my project, such as where it is on my hard drive, then the read.csv() code will break. In the next section, I show a more flexible technique.
For my work I usually
One important caveat: for packages, data in .csv format is usually hidden somewhat in a sub-folder called “extdata” (“external data”) within another folder called “inst” (“installed” non-R files). The full path I will be using below is there for not “mammalsmilk/data” but rather “mammalsmilk/inst/extdata”.
here() does 2 things
The here package is new-ish and there are unfortunately some other packages that have here() functions, so its always necessary to use here::here().
If I call here::here() it tells me exactly where my project is
here::here()
#> [1] "C:/Users/lisanjie/Documents/1_R/git/mammalsmilk"
Note that this is similar to the getwd() command, but there are very important differences between how these functions work.
To load data, I usually create an object with my file name of interest
file. <- "Skibiel_mammalsmilk_raw.csv"
I then use here() to build the full file path for the data file. “data” is the folder where the .csv file is.
full.path <- here::here("inst/extdata", #folder
file.) #file name
Note that here() take the file path, adds the “/inst/extdata” folder extension and finally the “/Skibiel_mammalsmilk_raw.csv” file.
full.path
#> [1] "C:/Users/lisanjie/Documents/1_R/git/mammalsmilk/inst/extdata/Skibiel_mammalsmilk_raw.csv"
I can then pass this R object with the text of the file path to read.csv()
milk_raw <- read.csv(file = full.path)
Look at the size of dataframe just loaded
dim(milk_raw)
#> [1] 130 22
and take a look at the raw numbers and summary
#> order family spp mass.female
#> 1 Artiodactyla Bovidae Bos frontalis 800000
#> 2 Artiodactyla Bovidae Capra ibex 53000
#> 3 Artiodactyla Bovidae Connocheates taurinus taurinus 170500
#> 4 Artiodactyla Bovidae Connocheates gnou 200000
#> 5 Artiodactyla Bovidae Damaliscus pygargus phillipsi 61000
#> 6 Artiodactyla Bovidae Gazella dorcas 20600
#> gestation.month lacatation.months mass.litter repro.output
#> 1 9.02 4.5 26949 0.03
#> 2 5.60 7.5 3489 0.07
#> 3 8.32 8.0 17717 0.10
#> 4 8.50 7.5 11110 0.06
#> 5 8.00 4.0 6500 0.11
#> 6 4.74 2.8 1771 0.09
#> dev.stage.at.birth diet arid biome N lactation.stage.orig
#> 1 3 herbivore no terrestrial 4+ <NA>
#> 2 3 herbivore no terrestrial 24 30-60
#> 3 3 herbivore yes terrestrial 5 150
#> 4 3 herbivore yes terrestrial 3 150
#> 5 3 herbivore yes terrestrial 4 150
#> 6 3 herbivore yes terrestrial 16 30-60
#> dry.matter fat protein sugar energy ref
#> 1 20.0 7.0 6.3 5.2 1.21 Oftedal & Iverson (1995)
#> 2 23.3 12.4 5.7 <NA> <NA> Oftedal & Iverson (1995)
#> 3 13.4 7.5 4.1 5.3 1.13 Osthoff, Hugo & de Wit (2009a)
#> 4 12.0 5.5 4.3 4.1 0.91 Osthoff, Hugo & de Wit (2009a)
#> 5 16.0 8.6 5.6 4.9 1.31 Osthoff, Hugo & de Wit (2009a)
#> 6 24.1 8.8 8.8 <NA> <NA> Oftedal & Iverson (1995)
#> gest.month.NUM lacat.mo.NUM
#> 1 9.02 4.5
#> 2 5.60 7.5
#> 3 8.32 8.0
#> 4 8.50 7.5
#> 5 8.00 4.0
#> 6 4.74 2.8
#> order family spp mass.female
#> 125 Rodentia Muridae Pseudomys australis 65
#> 126 Rodentia Muridae Rattus norvegicus 253
#> 127 Rodentia Octodontidae Octodon degus 235
#> 128 Rodentia Scuiridae Tamias amoenus 53
#> 129 Rodentia Scuiridae Urocitellus columbianus 406
#> 130 Soricomorpha11 Soricidae Crocidura russula 14
#> gestation.month lacatation.months mass.litter repro.output
#> 125 1.02 0.9 13 0.20
#> 126 0.71 0.8 51 0.20
#> 127 2.96 1.2 74 0.31
#> 128 0.98 1.5 14 0.26
#> 129 0.84 1.0 32 0.08
#> 130 0.97 0.8 4 0.29
#> dev.stage.at.birth diet arid biome N
#> 125 0 herbivore yes terrestrial 7-Jun
#> 126 0 omnivore no terrestrial 18-Mar
#> 127 3 herbivore yes terrestrial 7
#> 128 0 omnivore no terrestrial 11
#> 129 0 herbivore no terrestrial 26
#> 130 0 carnivore no terrestrial 3
#> lactation.stage.orig dry.matter fat protein sugar energy
#> 125 12-Jul 25.4 12.1 6.4 3.6 1.62
#> 126 17-Aug 22.1 8.8 8.1* 3.8 1.43
#> 127 15-21 30.5 20.1 4.4 2.7 2.2
#> 128 15-20 36.7 21.7 8.1 4.3 2.62
#> 129 19 29.9 9.2 10.7 3.4 1.6
#> 130 12-Aug 51.0 30.0 9.4 3 3.4
#> ref gest.month.NUM lacat.mo.NUM
#> 125 Oftedal & Iverson (1995) 1.02 0.9
#> 126 Oftedal & Iverson (1995) 0.71 0.8
#> 127 Veloso & Kenagy (2005) 2.96 1.2
#> 128 Veloso, Place & Kenagy (2003) 0.98 1.5
#> 129 Skibiel & Hood (in press) 0.84 1.0
#> 130 Oftedal & Iverson (1995) 0.97 0.8
#> order family spp
#> Artiodactyla :23 Bovidae :13 Acomys cahirinus : 1
#> Carnivora :23 Cercopithecidae: 8 Alces alces : 1
#> Primates :22 Cervidae : 7 Aloutta palliata : 1
#> Rodentia :17 Muridae : 7 Aloutta seniculus : 1
#> Chiroptera :10 Otariidae : 7 Arctocephalus australis: 1
#> Diprotodontia:10 Phocidae : 7 Arctocephalus gazella : 1
#> (Other) :25 (Other) :81 (Other) :124
#> mass.female gestation.month lacatation.months
#> Min. : 8 Min. : 0.400 Min. : 0.300
#> 1st Qu.: 857 1st Qu.: 1.405 1st Qu.: 1.625
#> Median : 5716 Median : 5.000 Median : 4.500
#> Mean : 2229475 Mean : 5.624 Mean : 6.092
#> 3rd Qu.: 107500 3rd Qu.: 8.365 3rd Qu.: 8.225
#> Max. :170000000 Max. :21.460 Max. :42.000
#>
#> mass.litter repro.output dev.stage.at.birth diet
#> Min. : 0.3 Min. :0.00003 Min. :0.000 carnivore:32
#> 1st Qu.: 42.0 1st Qu.:0.04000 1st Qu.:1.000 herbivore:61
#> Median : 423.5 Median :0.08000 Median :2.000 omnivore :37
#> Mean : 52563.8 Mean :0.10374 Mean :1.831
#> 3rd Qu.: 7038.2 3rd Qu.:0.13750 3rd Qu.:3.000
#> Max. :2272500.0 Max. :0.50000 Max. :4.000
#>
#> arid biome N lactation.stage.orig
#> no :91 aquatic : 22 4 :13 14-Aug : 3
#> yes:39 terrestrial:108 3 :11 150 : 3
#> 6 :10 21-63 : 3
#> 7 : 9 30-60 : 3
#> 5 : 8 i : 3
#> 24 : 5 (Other):113
#> (Other):74 NA's : 2
#> dry.matter fat protein sugar energy
#> Min. : 8.80 Min. : 0.200 1.6* : 4 3 : 5 1.44 : 4
#> 1st Qu.:16.27 1st Qu.: 4.575 1.5 : 3 4.5 : 5 0.81 : 3
#> Median :22.75 Median : 8.550 10.3 : 3 5.3 : 5 1.13 : 3
#> Mean :27.06 Mean :14.068 10.7 : 3 5.2 : 4 0.49 : 2
#> 3rd Qu.:32.05 3rd Qu.:17.575 6.3 : 3 6.6 : 4 0.5 : 2
#> Max. :71.10 Max. :61.100 7 : 3 (Other):92 (Other):101
#> NA's :6 NA's :2 (Other):111 NA's :15 NA's : 15
#> ref gest.month.NUM
#> Oftedal & Iverson (1995) :99 Min. : 0.400
#> Hood et al. (2001) : 4 1st Qu.: 1.405
#> Osthoff, Hugo & de Wit (2009a) : 3 Median : 5.000
#> Derrickson, Jerrard & Oftedal (1996): 2 Mean : 5.624
#> Arnould & Boyd (1995) : 1 3rd Qu.: 8.365
#> Arnould & Hindell (1999) : 1 Max. :21.460
#> (Other) :20
#> lacat.mo.NUM
#> Min. : 0.300
#> 1st Qu.: 1.625
#> Median : 4.500
#> Mean : 6.092
#> 3rd Qu.: 8.225
#> Max. :42.000
#>


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The Tide API is a Docker implementation of MySQL, PHP-FPM, and Nginx. The web server has WordPress installed with this documentation theme and a REST API for storing theme and plugin audits. If you plan on deploying to the cloud you should read the entire Google Cloud Platform section.
The API Docker containers must be up and running before you start any of the other services.
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
API_ADMIN_EMAIL |
The email associated with the local admin account. Default is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>. Note: unless you setup the Gmail SMTP plugin, any generated emails will not get sent by WordPress. |
API_ADMIN_PASSWORD |
The password associated with the local admin account. Default is wordpress . |
API_ADMIN_USER |
The username associated with the local admin account. Default is admin . |
API_AUTH_URL |
The wp-tide-api authentication REST endpoint, used both locally and on GCP. Default is http://tide.local/api/tide/v1/auth . |
API_BLOG_DESCRIPTION |
Site tagline (set in Settings > General). Default is Automated insight into your WordPress code . |
API_BLOG_NAME |
Site title (set in Settings > General). Default is Tide . |
API_CACHE |
Whether caching should be active or not. Must be one of: true , false . Default is true . |
API_CACHE_DEBUG |
Whether or not to display the caching headers for debugging. Must be one of: true , false . Default is false . |
API_CACHE_KEY_SALT |
Cache key used to salt the redis object cache. Default is xbIm5y$i&mMtW9q93la5x*qoE0cvbjWxDTFq@4r3nHJc*ZcIiW@pI@2z$GC7BEz7 . |
API_CACHE_TTL |
Sets the numeric time to live (TTL) in seconds for page caching. Default is 86400 . |
API_DB_HOST |
The host of the local database, which connects to a Docker container. Default is api-mysql . |
API_DB_NAME |
Name of the local database. Default is wordpress . |
API_DB_PASSWORD |
Password used to access the local database. Default is wordpress . |
API_DB_ROOT_PASSWORD |
The local database root password. Default is wordpress . |
API_DB_USER |
Username used to access the local database. Default is wordpress . |
API_HTTP_HOST |
The API domain name, used both locally and on GCP. Default is tide.local . |
API_KEY |
The API key used both locally and on GCP to authenticate the audit-server user. Default is uRhZgeYt$v5u0vR5fpcDSWcZU . |
API_PROTOCOL |
The API protocol, used both locally and on GCP Default is http . |
API_REDIS_AUTH |
The Redis database password. Default is redis . |
API_REDIS_DATABASE |
Use a specific numeric Redis database. Default is 0 . |
API_REDIS_HOST |
The host where the Redis database can be reached. Default is api-redis . |
API_REDIS_PORT |
The port where the Redis database can be reached. Default is 6379 . |
API_SECRET |
The API secret used both locally and on GCP to authenticate the audit-server user. Default is rVvUWQlPQr8trSEd2qdwmE4Eiua$MjLX . |
API_THEME |
The slug of the local WordPress theme. Default is docs . |
API_UPLOAD_HANDLER |
Tells WordPress how media upload is handled. Uses either the local file system or Google Cloud Storage. Must be one of: local , gcs . Default is local . Default is local . |
API_VERSION |
The API version found in the Tide API REST url, used both locally and on GCP. Default is v1 . |
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
make api.up |
Run the API Docker containers in isolation with docker-compose up. |
make api.down |
Take the isolated API Docker containers down. |
make api.stop |
Stop the isolated API Docker containers with docker-compose stop. |
make api.rm |
Remove the stopped API Docker containers with docker-compose rm. |
make api.composer |
Install the Composer dependencies. Runs make api.tpl automatically before installing the dependencies. |
make api.setup |
Run the setup script; API containers must be running to exec into. |
make api.tpl |
Generate the API YAML & PHP templates. |
make api.deploy.sql |
Deploy the Cloud SQL database and setup the database users. |
make api.deploy.app |
Deploy the API to Google App Engine. |
make api.deploy.redis |
Deploy the Google Cloud Memorystore Redis instance. |
make api.get.redis |
Get metadata, including the internal VPC IP address, for the Google Cloud Memorystore Redis instance. |
make api.clean.redis |
Delete the Google Cloud Memorystore Redis instance. |
The Tide API has several endpoints. I'll try and cover them in as much detail as possible. One important workflow to note when working with the API is that you must authenticate with the API and generate a token that you then use to make authenticated requests.
/api/tide/v1/auth
Generates a user specific JSON Web Token (JWT) by making a basic authentication POST
request with an API key and secret — which can be found on your user profile page.
POST
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
api_key |
Tide user's API key. |
api_secret |
Tide user's API secret. |
Request a JWT with your API key and secret:
curl -X POST \
http://tide.local/api/tide/v1/auth \
-F 'api_key=<api_key>' \
-F 'api_secret=<api_secret>'
/api/tide/v1/audit
This endpoint is used to get audit results and generate audits. There are several ways to generate an audit and reports. One of them is to make a POST
request to the audit endpoint in the Tide API. An unauthenticated GET
request option is describe lower on this page and is specifically for the wporg
user. Another possibility would be to create a message in the queue, but that requires more access than a simple Bearer token.
GET
Request a collection of audits.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
context |
Scope under which the request is made; determines fields present in response - view | embed | edit . Default is view . |
page |
Current page of the collection. |
per_page |
Maximum number of items to be returned in result set. Default is 10 . |
search |
Limit results to those matching a string. |
after |
Limit response to posts published after a given ISO8601 compliant date. |
author |
Limit result set to posts assigned to specific authors. |
author_exclude |
Ensure result set excludes posts assigned to specific authors. |
before |
Limit response to posts published before a given ISO8601 compliant date. |
exclude |
Ensure result set excludes specific IDs. |
include |
Limit result set to specific IDs. |
offset |
Offset the result set by a specific number of items. |
order |
Order sort attribute ascending or descending. |
orderby |
Sort collection by object attribute. |
slug |
Limit result set to posts with one or more specific slugs. |
status |
Limit result set to posts assigned one or more statuses. |
audit_project |
Limit result set to all items that have the specified term assigned in the audit_project taxonomy. |
audit_project_exclude |
Limit result set to all items except those that have the specified term assigned in the audit_project taxonomy. |
POST
Create an audit that generates various report standards for WordPress themes and plugins.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
title |
Title of the plugin or theme. |
content |
Description of the plugin or theme. |
slug |
The slug of the plugin or theme. |
project_type |
The type of project to audit. Must be one of: theme , plugin . |
source_url |
The source to the zip file. In the future we will support git repositories. |
source_type |
This must be zip . In the future we will support git repositories. |
request_client |
The Tide API user login name. |
force |
Force a re-audit for existing audit reports. Must be one of: true , false . |
visibility |
Sets the visibility of an audit. Must be one of: public or private . |
standards |
An array of available report standards.
GET
Get an audit by id
.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
id |
Unique identifier for the object. |
POST
Update an audit by id
.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
id |
Unique identifier for the object. |
title |
Title of the plugin or theme. |
content |
Description of the plugin or theme. |
slug |
The slug of the plugin or theme. |
project_type |
The type of project to audit. Must be one of: theme , plugin . |
source_url |
The source to the zip file. In the future we will support git repositories. |
source_type |
This must be zip . In the future we will support git repositories. |
request_client |
The Tide API user login name. |
force |
Force a re-audit for existing audit reports. Must be one of: true , false . |
visibility |
Sets the visibility of an audit. Must be one of: public or private . |
standards |
An array of available report standards. Must be one of: phpcs_wordpress , phpcs_phpcompatibility , lighthouse . |
Delete an audit by id
.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
id |
Unique identifier for the object. |
force |
Whether to bypass trash and force deletion. Must be one of: true , false . |
Retrieve the audit with a GET
request:
curl -X GET http://tide.local/api/tide/v1/audit/<id>
Update the title by making a POST
request:
curl -X POST \
http://tide.local/api/tide/v1/audit/<id> \
-H 'Authorization: Bearer <token>' \
-F 'title=Something New!'
Force all the report standards to be re-audited by making a POST
request:
curl -X POST \
http://tide.local/api/tide/v1/audit/<id> \
-H 'Authorization: Bearer <token>' \
-F 'force=true' \
-F 'standards[]=phpcs_wordpress' \
-F 'standards[]=phpcs_phpcompatibility' \
-F 'standards[]=lighthouse'
And adds the Lighthouse report that was missing in the /api/tide/v1/audit
example above.
Remove the audit with a DELETE
request and bypass the trash:
curl -X DELETE \
http://tide.local/api/tide/v1/audit/<id> \
-H 'Authorization: Bearer <token>' \
-F 'force=true'
/api/tide/v1/audit/{altid}
This endpoint is nearly identical to the previous one, except you are using the audit's altid (e.g. checksum) to make your requests. A checksum is an MD5 hash string from the contents of a directory.
GET
Get an audit by altid
.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
altid |
An alternate unique id to query on (e.g. checksum). |
POST
Update an audit by altid
.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
altid |
An alternate unique id to query on (e.g. checksum). |
title |
Title of the plugin or theme. |
content |
Description of the plugin or theme. |
slug |
The slug of the plugin or theme. |
project_type |
The type of project to audit. Must be one of: theme , plugin . |
source_url |
The source to the zip file. In the future we will support git repositories. |
source_type |
This must be zip . In the future we will support git repositories. |
request_client |
The Tide API user login name. |
force |
Force a re-audit for existing audit reports. Must be one of: true , false . |
visibility |
Sets the visibility of an audit. Must be one of: public or private . |
standards |
An array of available report standards. Must be one of: phpcs_wordpress , phpcs_phpcompatibility , lighthouse . |
DELETE
Delete an audit by altid
.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
altid |
An alternate unique id to query on (e.g. checksum). |
force |
Whether to bypass trash and force deletion. |
/api/tide/v1/audit/{project_client}
GET
Get an audit collection for a project client.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
project_client |
The Tide API user login name representing a project client. |
/api/tide/v1/audit/{project_client}/{project_type}
GET
Get a theme or plugin audit collection for a project client.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
project_client |
The Tide API user login name representing a project client. |
project_type |
The project type. Must be one of: theme , plugin . |
/api/tide/v1/audit/{project_client}/{project_type}/{project_slug}
GET
Get a theme or plugin audit collection for a project client and slug.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
project_client |
The Tide API user login name representing a project client. |
project_type |
The project type. Must be one of: theme , plugin . |
project_slug |
The taxonomy term representing the project slug. |
/api/tide/v1/audit/{project_client}/{project_type}/{project_slug}/{version}
This endpoint can be used to make unauthenticated audit requests on behalf of the wporg
user if the audit doesn't already exist. With the wporg
user token I could also send an authenticated request to this endpoint and force a re-audit if the audit does exist.
GET
Get a theme or plugin audit for a project client, slug and version.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
project_client |
The Tide API user login name representing a project client. |
project_type |
The project type. Must be one of: theme , plugin . |
project_slug |
The taxonomy term representing the project slug. |
version |
The project version number. |
/api/tide/v1/report/{id}/{type}/{standard}
This endpoint is authenticated and requires a Bearer token. As well, you can only view reports associated with your account. The response is a temporary download link for the report — keeping sensitive data safe and secure is important to us.
GET
Get a specific type
of report by id
and standard
.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
id |
Unique identifier for the audit object. |
type |
The report type. Must be one of: raw , parsed . |
standard |
The report standard. Must be one of: phpcs_wordpress , phpcs_phpcompatibility , lighthouse . |
/api/tide/v1/report/{altid}/{type}/{standard}
This endpoint has the same restrictions as above.
GET
Get a specific type
of report by altid
and standard
.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
altid |
An alternate unique id to query on (e.g. checksum). |
type |
The report type. Must be one of: raw , parsed . |
standard |
The report standard. Must be one of: phpcs_wordpress , phpcs_phpcompatibility , lighthouse . |


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context: init_worker_by_lua*, set_by_lua*, rewrite_by_lua*, access_by_lua*, content_by_lua*, header_filter_by_lua*, body_filter_by_lua*, log_by_lua*, ngx.timer.*, balancer_by_lua*
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Consider the following example,
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location /test { rewrite_by_lua_block { ngx.ctx.foo = 76 } access_by_lua_block { ngx.ctx.foo = ngx.ctx.foo + 3 } content_by_lua_block { ngx.say(ngx.ctx.foo) } }
```
Then GET /test
will yield the output
```bash
79
```
That is, the ngx.ctx.foo
entry persists across the rewrite, access, and content phases of a request.
Every request, including subrequests, has its own copy of the table. For example:
```nginx
location /sub { content_by_lua_block { ngx.say("sub pre: ", ngx.ctx.blah) ngx.ctx.blah = 32 ngx.say("sub post: ", ngx.ctx.blah) } }
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```
Then GET /main
will give the output
```bash
main pre: 73 sub pre: nil sub post: 32 main post: 73
```
Here, modification of the ngx.ctx.blah
entry in the subrequest does not affect the one in the parent request. This is because they have two separate versions of ngx.ctx.blah
.
Internal redirection will destroy the original request ngx.ctx
data (if any) and the new request will have an empty ngx.ctx
table. For instance,
```nginx
location /new { content_by_lua_block { ngx.say(ngx.ctx.foo) } }
location /orig { content_by_lua_block { ngx.ctx.foo = "hello" ngx.exec("/new") } }
```
Then GET /orig
will give
```bash
nil
```
rather than the original "hello"
value.
Arbitrary data values, including Lua closures and nested tables, can be inserted into this "magic" table. It also allows the registration of custom meta methods.
Overriding ngx.ctx
with a new Lua table is also supported, for example,
```lua
ngx.ctx = { foo = 32, bar = 54 }
```
When being used in the context of init_worker_by_lua*, this table just has the same lifetime of the current Lua handler.
The ngx.ctx
lookup requires relatively expensive metamethod calls and it is much slower than explicitly passing per-request data along by your own function arguments. So do not abuse this API for saving your own function arguments because it usually has quite some performance impact.
Because of the metamethod magic, never "local" the ngx.ctx
table outside your Lua function scope on the Lua module level due to worker-level data sharing. For example, the following is bad:
```lua
-- mymodule.lua local _M = {}
-- the following line is bad since ngx.ctx is a per-request -- data while this ctx
variable is on the Lua module level -- and thus is per-nginx-worker. local ctx = ngx.ctx
function _M.main() ctx.foo = "bar" end
return _M
```
Use the following instead:
```lua
-- mymodule.lua local _M = {}
function _M.main(ctx) ctx.foo = "bar" end
return _M ```
That is, let the caller pass the ctx
table explicitly via a function argument.


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The four a 9-year-old, two 16-year-olds and a 17-year-old are alleged to have committed the offence on Sunday.
The victim sustained injuries as a result of the alleged rape.
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TGT beat EPS estimates by 17 cents
Target (NYSE:TGT) earnings for the retail company’s third quarter of 2019 have TGT stock soring on Wednesday. This is thanks to its adjusted EPS of $1.36, which is well above Wall Street’s estimate of $1.19. Revenue of $18.67 billion also handily beats out analysts’ estimates of $18.49 billion for the quarter.
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- Adjusted per-share earnings are up 24.77% from $1.09 in the third quarter of 2018.
- Revenue is 4.77% better than the $17.82 billion reported during the same time last year.
- Operating income of $1.00 billion is a 22.10% increase YoY from $819 million.
- The Target earnings report also includes a net income of $714 million.
- That’s a 14.78% improvement over its net income of $622 million in the same period of the year prior.
Brian Cornell, chairman and CEO of Target, says this about the TGT stock earnings.
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TGT stock was up 12.95% as of Wednesday afternoon.
As of this writing, William White did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities.


At Cuckoos we're a local community made up of
Cuckoos is currently focusing on two different projects.
One being run by all the members under the age of eighteen. While the other being run by all the over eighteens.
These two projects are rather diverse and are nothing like eachother. This allows the younger members of Cuckoos to really express and perform what matters to them.
The over eighteens have been eager to put on a more risque show for a long time and this allows us to finally do that. We are putting on a show called Noises Off.
While the younger generation are bringing you their very own cabaret called Spotlight.


Alt West is a game developed in Unreal Engine by a multidisciplinary team of ten people. The game is similar to Call of Duty Zombies in where you have to fight off hordes of enemies while completing objectives. I have been placed in charge of developing the AI for the game using behaviour trees During development I have spent a considerable amount of time providing support to the other programmers and designers.
The Gobfather is a game developed in Unreal. it is a town down dungeon crawler game with randomly generated levels. For this project I did the majority of the programming with exception of the UI and HUD elements.
During the prototyping phase of this project I created a map generator and refined it so that we can develop many levels very quickly. As shown in the video below.
During development of this project I experimented with putting this game into VR to see how a top down twin stick shooter would feel in this environment. I was pleasantly surprised with the result and found the game to be even more enjoyable for me at least. As shown in the video below.
This project also underwent optimisation and Porting, a blog documenting this can be found here
This game was created using Python and PyGame while I was still new to programming, I had a lot of fun making this one particularly developing the Roomba AI.
For this project I made a 3d model loader and renderer in C++. I turned this into a small as shown in the video. I spent some time experimenting with shaders to see what results I could get.
For this project I was tasked with creating a NES game that was a demake of a recent release. I chose to demake the well-known game Rocket League. I found programming in assembly language enjoyable as it provided me with understanding of how the code works at a much lower level.
This game I made as part of a team during a weekend game jam, this was my first experience using C# and unity which I had to learn during the jam.


Q. Hack Harder... what is it, exactly?
A. We're trying to strip away the pageantry that seems to go with
most computer security themed conferences in favor of a smaller,
more technically-oriented gathering. It's fun to have parties,
dress up in costume, drink a lot, etc. but the goal of HH is to get
together and enjoy a distillation of the more technical aspects of
computers, conferences, and hacking things. Rather than going to a
talk and having one person broadcast their ideas to an audience, we
want to have one or more presenters explain a thing for 30 or 60
minutes, and then guide the group through hands-on activities to
reinforce the ideas and enjoy applying them.
Q. What sort of activities would I be doing?
A. Some of the ideas we have been considering include:
Q. Who are you?
A. We're a group of friends with similar interests that enjoy
bending technology to our individual and collective wills.
Q. Why do you call it "Hack Harder"?
A. Because
@MrB0tgot
a tattoo
and we liked it.
Q. How many people will be there?
A. For now, we're thinking of capping it at 50 people. The current
thinking is we'd all get more out of a smaller event. Ten or
fifteen people who are really interested in the activity will be
more fun than just filling a room.
Q. Is this an Information Security conference?
A. No. The lines can get pretty blurry sometimes. Here we're
looking for folks who enjoy technology and hacking things just
because they are curious about them.
Q. When is it?
A. Friday March 10th, 2017. The day
before @indybsides
Q. Where is it?
A. Same venue as @indybsides:
Ivy Tech Corporate College and Culinary Center 2820 North Meridian Street Indianapolis
Q. It sounds interesting, I wonder if it's right for me?
A. If you aren't sure, reach out. We're happy to talk with you
before you commit. Look for the handle
@hackharder on twitter.


Package it.polimi.ingsw.controller
Class Controller
java.lang.Object
it.polimi.ingsw.controller.Controller
public class Controller
extends java.lang.Object
Class to control and manage the game
- Author:
- Stefano Fossati
-
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description Controller(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,ConnectionToClient> connections)
Constructor of the class -
Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description void
activateProduction(boolean useBaseProduction, Resource resourceRequested1, Resource resourceRequested2, ProductedMaterials resourceGranted, java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Boolean> useLeaders, java.util.ArrayList<Resource> materialLeaders, java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Boolean> useDevelop, java.lang.String playerName)
void
addPlayerNameOrder(java.lang.String name)
add a connected playervoid
buyDevelopmentCard(int color, int level)
start the turn buy-development-cardboolean
checkMultiplayer()
if a player is playing a match in single-game do lorenzo turn and return false otherwise return truevoid
controlPlayerPath(int numPlayer, int section)
control the other player's path if a player go on a pope-spacevoid
discardInitialLeaderCards(java.lang.String playerName, int leaderCard1, int leaderCard2)
discard two initial leader-cards from the started fourPlayer
getActivePlayer()
getter of the active playerjava.util.Map<java.lang.String,ConnectionToClient>
getConnections()
getter of connections to clientint
getCurrentPlayerIndex()
getter the index of the current playerGame
getGame()
getter of the gameint
getNumPlayer()
getter of the number of the playing client in the matchjava.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String>
getOrderPlayerConnections()
getter of order player connectionsjava.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String>
getPlayerDisconnected()
getter of disconnected playersPlayer[]
getPlayers()
getter of the playersjava.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String>
getPlayerWithInitialResource()
manage and control if the player has chosen the initial resourcesvoid
initialResourcesChoose(java.util.ArrayList<Resource> initialDepositState, java.lang.String playerName)
put the initial resources choice in player's depositvoid
leaderCardTurn(java.lang.String playerName, java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Integer> actions, boolean isFinal)
start the leader card turnvoid
marketChooseLine(java.lang.String namePlayer, int line, java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Boolean> leaderMarketWhiteChange)
void
newTurn(boolean nextPlayer)
check if the game is ended and send a new turn event to clientsvoid
saveNewDepositState(java.util.ArrayList<Resource> newDepositState, int discardResources, boolean isAdditional, java.util.ArrayList<Resource> additionalDepositState)
void
setNumPlayer(int numPlayer)
set the number of playing playersvoid
spaceDevelopmentCard(int space)
Put a bought development card in an available spacevoid
startMatch()
start the match creating lorenzo if is a singleplayer gamevoid
turnToView()
send to each player the current status of the matchMethods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
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Constructor Details
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Controller
Constructor of the class- Parameters:
connections
- map for player's name and each connections
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Method Details
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getNumPlayer
public int getNumPlayer()getter of the number of the playing client in the match- Returns:
- the number of the players
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getPlayers
getter of the players- Returns:
- the array of the players
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getCurrentPlayerIndex
public int getCurrentPlayerIndex()getter the index of the current player- Returns:
- the index of the current player
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getActivePlayer
getter of the active player- Returns:
- the player who's playing
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getPlayerDisconnected
public java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String> getPlayerDisconnected()getter of disconnected players- Returns:
- names of disconnected players
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getOrderPlayerConnections
public java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String> getOrderPlayerConnections()getter of order player connections- Returns:
- return the arraylist player's name in order of the first connection
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getGame
getter of the game- Returns:
- the current game
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getConnections
getter of connections to client- Returns:
- a map with player name as a key and connection to client
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getPlayerWithInitialResource
public java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String> getPlayerWithInitialResource()manage and control if the player has chosen the initial resources- Returns:
- the array with the players that hasn't already chosen the initial resources
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addPlayerNameOrder
public void addPlayerNameOrder(java.lang.String name)add a connected player- Parameters:
name
- name of the player
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setNumPlayer
public void setNumPlayer(int numPlayer)set the number of playing players- Parameters:
numPlayer
- how many players are going to play
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startMatch
start the match creating lorenzo if is a singleplayer game- Throws:
StartGameException
- if there's any problem in starting game
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newTurn
public void newTurn(boolean nextPlayer)check if the game is ended and send a new turn event to clients- Parameters:
nextPlayer
- specify if the controller has to pass the turn to a new player
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initialResourcesChoose
public void initialResourcesChoose(java.util.ArrayList<Resource> initialDepositState, java.lang.String playerName)put the initial resources choice in player's deposit- Parameters:
initialDepositState
- the state of the initial depositplayerName
- the name of the player
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discardInitialLeaderCards
public void discardInitialLeaderCards(java.lang.String playerName, int leaderCard1, int leaderCard2)discard two initial leader-cards from the started four- Parameters:
playerName
- the player who's discarding the leadersleaderCard1
- the first leader to discardleaderCard2
- the second leader to discard
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leaderCardTurn
public void leaderCardTurn(java.lang.String playerName, java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Integer> actions, boolean isFinal)start the leader card turn- Parameters:
playerName
- the player who's playingactions
- the action for each leader in order respect to the available onesisFinal
- if is the end of the turn
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marketChooseLine
public void marketChooseLine(java.lang.String namePlayer, int line, java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Boolean> leaderMarketWhiteChange)- Parameters:
namePlayer
- the player who's playing the turnline
- the line to choice from the marketleaderMarketWhiteChange
- the leader white-change to use, the position in the array specify the leader to use in order respect on active leaders
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saveNewDepositState
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buyDevelopmentCard
public void buyDevelopmentCard(int color, int level)start the turn buy-development-card- Parameters:
color
- color of the development to buylevel
- level of the development to buy
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spaceDevelopmentCard
public void spaceDevelopmentCard(int space)Put a bought development card in an available space- Parameters:
space
- the space where to put the bought card
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activateProduction
public void activateProduction(boolean useBaseProduction, Resource resourceRequested1, Resource resourceRequested2, ProductedMaterials resourceGranted, java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Boolean> useLeaders, java.util.ArrayList<Resource> materialLeaders, java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Boolean> useDevelop, java.lang.String playerName)- Parameters:
useBaseProduction
- boolean that specify if the player want to use the base productionresourceRequested1
- if the player want to use the base production indicates the first resource to use to developresourceRequested2
- if the player want to use the base production indicates the second resource to use to developresourceGranted
- if the player want to use the base production indicates resource granted from the base productionuseLeaders
- Array of Boolean that specify if the player want to use leaders productions, the boolean is in the same * position of the leader the player want to usematerialLeaders
- The material the player want from the leader production, the resource is in the same * * position of the leader the player want to useuseDevelop
- Array of Boolean that specify if the player want to use a production card, the boolean is in the same * * position of the production card the player want to useplayerName
- the player who has chosen the development turn
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controlPlayerPath
public void controlPlayerPath(int numPlayer, int section)control the other player's path if a player go on a pope-space- Parameters:
numPlayer
- the player who activate the pope-spacesection
- the section in which the pope-space has been activated
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turnToView
public void turnToView()send to each player the current status of the match -
checkMultiplayer
public boolean checkMultiplayer()if a player is playing a match in single-game do lorenzo turn and return false otherwise return true- Returns:
- true if there are more than one player
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Use this javascript library to render an Apple or Google Pay button. It uses the Payment Request API specified by W3C when available. If not it falls back to the corresponding vendor implementation. This library gives you a single integration for rendering payment buttons. It can automatically detect which button should be displayed depending on the browser and device combination that is supported and used. In the demo below, depending on your device you will see either an ApplePay or GooglePay button. Please note that for ApplePay this library only works with a Datatrans merchantId which has been enabled for ApplePay processing via Datatrans.
const payment = {
// W3C spec
details: {
total: {
label: 'My Merchant',
amount: { value: '4', currency: 'USD' },
},
displayItems: [
{
label: 'Tax',
amount: { value: '2.50', currency: 'USD' },
},
],
},
// W3C spec
options: {
requestPayerEmail: false,
requestPayerName: false,
requestPayerPhone: false,
},
// Datatrans specific
transaction: {
countryCode: 'CH',
refno: '3e23dasdasd1123',
},
};
<script src="https://pay.sandbox.datatrans.com/upp/payment/js/payment-button-2.0.0.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
PaymentButton.init({
merchantId: '1000011011',
merchantName: 'Test',
tokenOnly: false,
autoSettle: false,
allowedCardNetworks: ['AMEX', 'DISCOVER', 'MASTERCARD', 'VISA'],
googlePayConfiguration: {
buttonType: 'long',
buttonStyle: 'black',
merchantId: '01234567890123456789'
},
applePayConfiguration: {
buttonType: 'plain',
buttonStyle: 'black'
},
});
PaymentButton.on("init", function () {
PaymentButton.create(document.getElementById('paybutton'), payment)
});
PaymentButton.on("authorization", function (response) {
// handle transaction result
});
| Option | Description | Data type | |
|---|---|---|---|
| merchantId | Your datatrans merchantId | String | |
| merchantName | Your merchant name | String | |
| useGooglePay | Use this property to disable Google Pay. Note: By default Google Pay is enabled if supported by the browser | boolean | |
| useApplePay | Use this property to disable Apple Pay. Note: Apple Pay can only be displayed in Safari browsers. Note: By default Apple Pay is enabled if supported by the browser | boolean | |
| autoSettle | Wether the transaction will be settled automatically. Default is false. | boolean | |
| allowedCardNetworks | Which cardnetworks to accept | String array | |
| googlePayConfiguration | Option | Description | Type |
| buttonType | The type of button, described here | String | |
| buttonStyle | The style of button, described here | String | |
| merchantId | Your google pay merchantId. Can be found in the Google Pay merchant console | String | |
| applePayConfiguration | Option | Description | Type |
| buttonType | The type of button, described here | String | |
| buttonStyle | The style of the button, described here | String | |
| Payment Request - transaction | Option | Description | Type |
| refno | Your reference number. Find out more here | String | |
| createAlias | Whether to create an alias. The alias will be sent on the webhook and is also returned through a status call. | boolean | |
| authenticationOnly | Only authenticate the transaction (used for deferred authorization) | boolean | |
| countryCode | ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code where the transaction is processed. This is required for merchants based in European Economic Area (EEA) countries. Mandatory for payment-button-v2 library. | String |


Through the lens of SDG-5, this visualization examines the significance of dependable energy in healthcare facilities and its role in reproductive care in sub-Saharan Africa. It also explores the direct correlation between maternal mortality rates and a lack of electricity in healthcare facilities in that region.
Without dependable energy in healthcare facilities, women experience a range of complications including but not limited to; giving birth in the dark without access to facilities with electricity and lifesaving devices requiring energy.
Initiatives that focus on investing in dependable energy in this area will have a direct impact on saving women's lives.
The chart below visualizes the discrepancy between Maternal Mortality in sub-Saharan Africa and the world. 201,000 women in that region died from complications relating to giving birth in 2015.
The map below looks at 11 Sub-Saharan countries (Ethiopia, The Gambia, Ghana, Kenya, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia) and how their health facilities are powered, either by generator only, central, solar, another supply, or no electricity at all.
In 10 out of the 11 countries examined, there is still a portion of healthcare facilities that are operating without electricity.
Use your mouse to hover over the countries below:
This chart compares the percentage of healthcare facilities without electricity and the percentage of maternal deaths per women in childbearing years in a specific country. As the percentage of healthcare facilities without electricity peaks, so does an increase in deaths. A pattern is observable.
Financial investment for the electrification of health centers in sub-Saharan Africa will mean life saving vaccines and maternal care for women. In addition to the electrification of the facility itself, the UN lists a number of devices essential in reproductive healthcare requiring electricity. See a few of the devices needed below and the full list here.
ADAIR-ROHANI, H., ZUKOR, K., BONJOUR, S., WILBURN, S., KUESEL, A. C., HEBERT, R. AND FLETCHER, E. R. Limited electricity access in health facilities of sub-Saharan Africa: a systematic review of data on electricity access, sources, and reliability Available Here
The Lancet. "Table: Number of public hospitals and access quotients with UI across 48 sub-Saharan African countries and islands, including Zanzibar for 2015" Available Here
UNICEF Data. "Maternal Mortality." (2017, February) Available Here
United Nations Population Fund."End Maternal Death" Available Here