spyglass | A microservice implementation of the Twitch EventSub API | Microservice library
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Spyglass is a microservice implementation of the Twitch EventSub API, designed to efficiently create and manage subscriptions. It's currently being developed for use with Streamcord, but could be adapted for use with other services, and can serve as a reference for other implementations of EventSub.
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mongo:
connection:
database:
collections:
subscriptions:
notifications:
twitch:
client_id:
client_secret:
amqp:
connection:
queue:
authentication: # optional
username:
password:
logging: # optional
level
$ sudo docker run \
--env SPYGLASS_WORKER_INDEX=0 \
--env SPYGLASS_WORKER_TOTAL=1 \
--env SPYGLASS_WORKER_CALLBACK=eventsub.streamcord.io \
--volume "/PATH/TO/spyglass.yml:/var/app/spyglass.yml" \
streamcord/spyglass:VER
{
"v": 1,
"op": 1,
/* the ID of the user whose stream just started */
"userID": "635369093",
/* the new stream's ID */
"streamID": "41313216413",
/* the UTC time at which this notification was received from Twitch */
"time": "2021-04-
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QUESTION
I have a card, with social icons on it,
and one is under the other.
i've tried inline-block, inline,
etc all of that stuff.
It still won't fix, though.
Inline-flex works, but then it breaks the card.
Please help.
I'm sorry if the code is messy.
Here is my code.
If you need more code or whatever, here is the Website it is on.
Thank you.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-26 at 15:21try this
QUESTION
Hi I am new to creating makefile. I have written the following commands in a makefile but they do not seem to execute when i type make in my terminal. However, if i type the command separately in the terminal, it works.
I am trying to open a vivado project in this tcl file and do some spyglass analysis on it and save the result in a txt file.The tcl file also runs properly if executed separately. I cd to my project folder where all the files- sources folder, project folder, makefile is present. I named it "makefile" so that i can execute it by typing make in the terminal.The makefile contents are as follows.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-13 at 13:21Sorry, but there has to be something else going on here, that you haven't told us about. It's simply not possible for you to get that output if you typed make
with that makefile.
You are using a variable, not a target named vivado_open
, so make would never print nothing to be done for 'vivado_open'. It would say instead something like: nothing to be done for ../projectfiles/test.prj
Further, you didn't answer my question about TABs vs. spaces. If both the info
and bsub
lines are indented with TABs, there's no possible way that make would print Hello Make
, without also printing the bsub
command and trying to run it.
You must have another makefile in your directory, maybe named Makefile
or GNUmakefile
, that is being used instead of makefile
. Or maybe you have an environment variable like MAKEFILES
set which is causing other makefiles to be read.
If none of those appear to be true, you'll have to run make -d
and see if you can figure out what's happening. That output is far too large to post to StackOverflow, so you'll have to try to read it yourself.
EDITED
OK, the problem is you're using spaces to indent your rules. In make, all recipe lines must be indented with a hard TAB character. Normal spaces don't mean anything special to make. Basically your makefile is interpreted as if you'd written this:
QUESTION
I have the following code in verilog:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-04 at 17:49The numeric literal 1
is implicitly a signed 32 bit value. As a matter of habit, you should write this as
QUESTION
Sketched out a PHP page to pull data from a DynamoDB table. The page pulls a field with XML data, submissionMessageSent
, and displays it twice.
- First Occurrence: Looks like the data with the XML tags missing.
- Second Occurrence: Looks like the data with the XML tags in place.
Between the two occurrences the variable isn't updated by code in the page. The data is stored w/tags in Dynamo as a big old string.
Why are the XML tags stripped out in one case but not the other?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-10 at 15:34Your XML is rendered as HTML, they are ignored by the webbrowser. It possible to see them within the textarea as this will escape the tag's characters.
The tags will be there when viewing the raw html output.
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