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This readme documents the current (development) version of distributive. Distributive is a tool for running distributed health checks in datacenters. It was designed with Consul in mind, but is stack agnostic. It is simple to configure (with YAML checklists) and easy to deploy and run. It has no runtime dependencies, and can be shipped as a single binary. Usually, some external server will ask the host to execute this program, reading a checklist from a YAML file, and will record this program’s exit code and standard out. Distributive’s output includes information about which checks in a checklist failed, and how so. The exit code meanings are defined as [Consul][consul], [Kubernetes][kubernetes], [Sensu][sensu], and [Nagios][nagios] recognize them. As of right now, only exit codes 0 and 1 are used, even if a checklist fails.
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QUESTION
I have created a generic type for the type of a path of keys in an object interface: TypeOfPath
.
The paths are arrays of the object interface's keys as well as any nested object key paths, iteratively.
I've also created a few helper types for handling arrays as types.
Head
defines the first element of an array (can be undefined
), or never
if the argument is not an array.
Tail
defines the rest of the elements of an array (can be empty), or never
if the argument is not an array.
Standard list-like stuff that I'm a bit surprised is not part of the language.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-30 at 03:58You are getting never
because your union includes key arrays of different lengths. Each of your generics receives its argument(s) as a union, so the following situation arises when we evaluate TypeOfPath
step by step:
QUESTION
Let's say I have these types:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 16:20You can use mapped tuple types to mostly get what you want. The only tricky part is that tuple types known keys are, for whatever reason, string
literal types like "0"
and "123"
and not number
literals like 0
and 123
. And there is no StrToNum
utility type that converts the former into the latter. I've commented before about wanting such things to be able to deal with tuples more programmatically. Oh well.
If you're okay with string literals instead of numeric literals, then this is straightforward:
QUESTION
I have a per-component custom action that I would like to run before the given component is built:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-06 at 09:51It turns out I was on the right track, except I also need to include the so-called internal package DB in the list of package DBs. Distribution.Simple.Build
exports a function called createInternalPackageDB
, which, unfortunately, we can't use wholesale (since it deletes and re-initializes the internal package DB, in effect deleting the build outputs of previous components); but we can duplicate its behaviour:
QUESTION
The type
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 07:57It's like the set difference in mathematics; it gives the values from the first type which are not found in the second type.
QUESTION
Say I have a generic type declaration
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-05 at 13:24You can use
QUESTION
So I have a dictionary where each key is mapped to an array of letters:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-18 at 20:05You could split the string by comma, replace the groups with their arrays and replace a single character with the characters in an array, get the cartesian product, join the inner arrays and get the array with the result.
Finally flat the array.
QUESTION
In this playground I would like to create a map containing at most a single action of each type in the Action union. Each of the unioned types is differentiated by having a different string literal property 'type'. I have a definition for this map which compiles but is too loose...
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-19 at 02:30With Typescript 4.1's key remapping, this is incredibly easy:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-15 at 10:46For me working perfectly with ""
, but your error seems this is no problem here:
QUESTION
I wonder separately install KSQLdb amid Kafka when Kafka was installed from officail distributive?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-25 at 19:12There is no standalone package
The Docker image mentioned in the docs is built from the source code on Github, then configures the ksql-server.properties
file and runs ksql-server-start
, which is what you would need to do as well, starting with mvn package
of the source, then finding the appropriate rest-server JAR files
You can also chime in on this Github issue with the same question
QUESTION
I have a union of Parameters:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-27 at 18:13Well, you need 3 things to achieve:
- Extract the underlying type from the array type.
- Split the union type
- And merge the split type into one.
The first one is an easy one which includes mapped types and infer
keyword:
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