dusty | Dusty - Clean up your classes with ease | Aspect Oriented library
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This library will automatically clear your @Clear annotated references inside classes.
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- Parses the given set of types and generates a fresh Java file
- Associates the clear - targets
- Checks if the given element can be accessible via generated code
- Parse the clearing set
- This method is called when the background thread is paused
- Find the binding constructor for the given class
- Clears all annotated fields
- Returns the supported annotation types
- Initialize filter
- Returns the current source version
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CopyCopyright 2017 Manuel Wrage
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless public class MyClass {
@Clear SampleAdapter sampleAdapter;
@Clear String title;
@Clear UpdateHelper updateHelper
public void release() {
Dusty.dust(this); // sets the annotated fields to null
}
...
}
// in your root gradle
allprojects {
repositories {
...
maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }
}
}
// in your module
dependencies {
compile 'com.github.IVIanuu.Dusty:dusty:LATEST-VERSION'
annotationProcessor 'com.github.IVIanuu.Dusty:du Community Discussions
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QUESTION
I'm working on a project (Serverless, Lambda, Nodejs, MongoDB, SQS) where I need to make a price chart, there is an API /api/products?country=countryCode that returns data about the product and the price (see response sample below), prices can be different for each country, for example, for NL the price can be $12.99, and for AU €13.99 (all other properties do not change)
I have a collection of countries in MongoDb, there are about 225+ countries in the collection. I have a cron job that triggers a lambda function once daily. For each country, I need to call the API that returns the product data (see sample response below) that needs to be processed. After fetching all the data, I insert products and prices at the same time (products are unique, price count = product count * country count * days). To avoid price differences between countries, you need to insert the data at once. For example yesterday the price of the Sword of Bladur was $17.99, today it is $18.99, We have updated the price for NL, but AU is in process.
Please help me solve one of these problems:
Problem 1 (Cron -> Handler): 1 API request takes about 6-8 seconds. To process all countries, it takes ~30 (225 * 8 / 60) minutes, however, there is one small problem, lambda function has timeout limit (max: 15 minutes), of course this time is not enough to finish the job.
Problem 2 (Cron -> Handler -> SQS Handler): I rewrote my code and instead of running one lambda function, I send each country to AWS SQS (Consumer/Producer), which triggers a lambda function that fetches data from API and processes, however, here I have a problem with the fact that I do not know when the cycle will end to insert prices at once.
P.S. In my opinion I should use Producer/Consumer to avoid losing country data, so I will be glad if someone has solutions for the second problem
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-02 at 02:51Have you considered using Step Functions? You could one a single function that gets a list of the countries. The results of that could be passed to a map state that would call a lambda for each country, getting the required data. Once all of those functions are done it can call another lambda that would perform the final updates in the database.
QUESTION
Using AnimatePresence here from framer-motion and the exit animation of the outer parent does not seem to fire.
The enter animations fire for all 3 elements. For the exit animaions, only the 2 children's exit animations fire. The outer parent vanishes with no exit animation. What gives?
CodeSandbox: https://codesandbox.io/s/dusty-badger-forked-yu5xm?file=/components/overlay.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 13:07This was a confirmed bug with transition: { when: "afterChildren" } and has been fixed in framer-motion@3.5.3.
QUESTION
IndexError: list index out of range.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-07 at 14:26When calculating the checksum, you use scenery_item_list[2] * (key + 2). That will get an error if scenery_item_list has less than 3 elements, and one of the items is just [1, 1].
If it's correct that some of the items can have fewer elements, you shouldn't hard-code the indexes in that calculation. Change it to loop over the list.
QUESTION
I'm going through a Python OOPs book by Dusty Phillips. I fail to understand a particular program in the book, chapter 7 - Python Object-oriented Shortcuts. The extended version of the code is available here
Although the program comes under the topic Functions are objects too, the provided program also uses a strange code, which i feel, more of imply the opposite (using objects as functions).
I have pointed out the line in the code where i have the doubt. How is that variable callback of TimedEvent used like a function Timer class ? What is going on here in this part.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-30 at 17:53Both are true
- functions are objects: do a
dir(f)on a function to view its attributes - objects can be used as functions: just add
__call__(self, ...)method and use the object like a function.
In general things that can be called using a syntax like whatever(x, y, z) are called callables.
What the example is trying to show is that methods are just object attributes that are also callables. Just like you can write obj.x = 5, you can also write obj.f = some_function.
QUESTION
My SQL join not returning the desired output.
TABLE: [visit_data]
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-07 at 22:48Take a look at the joining column's data.
QUESTION
Good Morning, I'm going through the book Dusty Phillips - Python 3 Object Oriented Programming. There is an example of the class
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-08 at 14:12The prompt_init() static method doesn't instantiate any property instance, just prompts the user for inputs and returns a dictionary of attributes that can be used for instantiating new instances.
As an example:
QUESTION
I'm very inexperienced and found these two methods for implementing rooms in an rpg game id like to create. Id just like some input on which method is superior to the other. I'm just wondering what headaches I may run into with each. They both seem to have something going for them. I'm just not sure about using functions this way, I couldn't find a way to do this with classes. Any input would be great, thank you.
I prefer how this one prints out.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-09 at 00:36From what I understand from your question is that you would like to know what implementation of a basic RPG is 'better'. Of course better is something subjective, but I would prefer the second implementation.
The way they separate the code from the data of the rooms is nicely done. This makes it easier to expand your project and would even make it possible to load a level from an external source in the future as long as your code captures all edge cases.
Something you could improve yourself is the lack of printing the messages about the environment. You could add the functionality to print an explanation of the room that someone just entered, and it's lacking the description of which direction someone can walk towards.
Only thing I would change in the way it's currently stored is moving all directions into a new dict called directions. This would make it easier to print the possible directions for a user.
If you want to take this project to the next level you would go ahead and create a class called Room with certain general functionality. And you would go ahead and create new classes for each separate room to add special functionalities to the game.
In case you prefer to follow a tutorial, checkout this awesome guide!
QUESTION
I came across this code in Object Oriented Programming by Dusty Phillips (simplified for brevity) and I unsure about a specific part of this definition.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-02 at 19:52In this example B would have worked the same if it was defined as you say (point 1) and C is as is (and there is no other use of it).
As for point 2: A call to constructor of super() would indeed fail as indicated, if there were still keyword arguments left, e.g.:
QUESTION
I am working on making a text-based RPG in Python, and am trying to set up the map and player movement. However, I haven't figured out how to 'link' rooms so that the player can seamlessly move from one room to another using commands such as north, south, etc.
I am using a class called 'Room' that has x-coordinate and y-coordinate attributes. I have made instances of each 'tile' in the map, with certain x-pos and y-pos values. What I'm trying to do is go to the current instance of the 'Room' class depending on what the current x-pos or y-pos are. However, I don't know how to find a class instance based upon an attribute value.
Below is my code. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-11 at 18:28You could organize all your rooms in a dict, where the key would be the 2-tuple (xpos, ypos). Then, depending on your exits, you could exit into different rooms.
QUESTION
For a movie website I have a moving background with a grain texture to create a movie vibe.
Later in the website I want to have a :hover input, but because of the grain background it doesn't seem to work.
The background will be attached to the section and when you hover over the div with the class hover, the content from the test div need to be show up.
This is my HTML and CSS:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-21 at 20:15Add pointer-events: none; to the .section::after rules.
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You can use dusty like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the dusty component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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