ksort | Sort manfest files in a proper order by Kind | Code Editor library
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When installing manifests, they should be sorted in a proper order by Kind. For example, Namespace object must be in the first place when installing them. ksort sorts manfest files in a proper order by Kind.
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- NewCommand returns a new cobra command
- LessByKind returns true if the sort is less than other .
- newOptions initializes options
- newInfo returns a new info object .
- Runs ksort command .
- sortManifestsByKind sorts manifests by kind .
- complete populates options .
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Lines of Code : 6License : Non-SPDX (NOASSERTION)
Copy$ ls ./manifests
deployment.yaml ingress.yaml namespace.yaml service.yaml
$ ksort -f ./manifests
$ ksort -f ./manifests | kubectl apply -f -
$ ksort -f ./app.yaml
$ cat app.yaml | ksort -f-
$ go get github.com/superbrothers/ksort/cmd
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QUESTION
I sort my cart by category using this code snippet:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-19 at 06:40The custom sort order is no longer applied when leaving the cart page because you are using woocommerce_before_cart_contents hook.
You can replace it with the woocommerce_cart_loaded_from_session hook, so the custom sort order is also applied on the order received page. Furthermore, I made some adjustments to your existing code:
- The use of
global $woocommerceis not necessary, as$cartis passed to the callback function wp_get_post_terms()is replaced byget_category_ids()
So you get:
QUESTION
In PHP I have two arrays.
One specifies the desired key order (think table column order)
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-06 at 16:35you could just process the already sorted array and use it to get the data from the unsorted array in the right order :)
QUESTION
Consider this function
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-15 at 20:10The comma is matched with \S+ because \S matches any char but whitespace and the \S+ pattern matches one or more occurrences of non-whitespace chars. It consumed all chars that \p{Han} could match. It will also consume all chars (?[a-z\d$asalpha]+) can match.
If you want to exclude \p{Han} and [a-z\d$asalpha]+ from \S use
QUESTION
I've got an idea, but my approach probably isn't correct.
I would like to make an overview based on parameters like this:
Fruits overview
- Choose a param1: e.g.
color - Choose a param2 (optional): e.g.
taste
When the user will choose parameters, I'm making a multidimensional array from my $fruits array using this code:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-14 at 13:23Maintain an associative array of unique column names with empty strings as values. This will serve three purposes -- 1. create column heading, 2. Align subarray data, and 3. supply default values in the HTML table where not available.
Summing the deep subarray values is a basic trick of using a multidimensional associative structure and using the null coalescing operator to add from zero when the param2 value is first encountered within param1's subarray.
To enable flexibility in the html generation, use implode to print a dynamic number of cells in each row.
To get the cells in the non-header rows in the right order, lay the real values "over" the default values by merging the data with the defaults first then the real values.
Code: (Demo)
QUESTION
Please help me with the following pattern for preg_match_all
How to change my pattern to get the desired output?
In a string search for tags with a class name like 'email_' (email_ OR email_p_12 OR email_22 OR email_xx)
get the text between tags THE EMAIL ADDRESS
get the classname starting with 'email_'
This is my pattern : $pattern = '~(.*?)~';
What I need is an Array like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-11 at 09:31For the class value you use this pattern ((.*?)*)*(email_(.*?))?(.*?) which uses a combination of repeating capture groups where all is actually optional.
For the email address you use (.*?) which matches any char non greedy and does not match an email like pattern.
You can make use of named capture groups to get the keys mail and class:
QUESTION
function sortpm($parameters){
if(strpos($parameters,"&")!==false){
foreach(explode("&",$parameters) as $pmsplit){
$key = explode("=",$pmsplit)[0];
$value = explode("=",$pmsplit)[1];
$fields[]=[$key=>$value];
}
$parameters = ksort($fields);
}else{
$parameters = $parameters;
}
print_r($parameters);
}
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-06 at 08:01ksort will sort the $fields array and will return a boolean. You would want something like this:
QUESTION
I have this code which pulls an array of IP and MAC addresses from my server.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-25 at 17:50
Mac
IP
QUESTION
I need to re-create the below code in Python to verify the signature included in the header of an API response.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-27 at 21:44In response to your question about ksort() and http_build_query(), here are what the results look like when using PHP 7.3 and the following code (based on your given code/data given). First, please note that when I ran ksort() on your example data, it appears that ksort() sorts the initial keys in the data, but the inner keys don't seem to be sorted.
In order to sort the inner keys as well, I wrote a simple function called sort_again() that appears to sort the inner keys. The results of the plain ksort() versus the sort_again() results are below the following example PHP code.
QUESTION
I'm struggling with sorting a multi-dimensional, multi-type array in PHP.
Usually I just use sort and rsort and ksort etc.
This situation doesn't seem to require anything much more complex, but array_multisort doesn't appear to be working (at least not how I'm using it).
My multi-dimensional, multi-type array looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-18 at 11:01array_multisort() can be used to sort several arrays at once, or a multi-dimensional array by one or more dimensions.
This is basically how you sort different dimensions of your array:
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Install ksort
You can also use ksort as kubectl plugin. The name as kubectl plugin is sort-manifests.
Install krew that is a plugin manager for kubectl
Run: kubectl krew install sort-manifests
Try it out kubectl sort-manifests -h
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