ghi | GitHub IRC Notification Service | Bot library
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kandi X-RAY | ghi Summary
GitHub IRC Notification Service. Ghi (pronounced 'ghee') is a relay between GitHub and IRC and/or Mastodon. It was created to take the place of the now depreciated GitHub IRC Service. Ghi receives events from GitHub for a specified repository via a webhook. Then it parses the event and sends the relevant information to your configured IRC channels and/or Mastodon timeline. Ghi was written to be very configuration driven. Therefore, Ghi is set up with a .ghi.yml file and can listen for multiple repositories and send to multiple IRC channels. Most of the features in the original GitHub Service are supported in Ghi as well.
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- Invoke a function
- Invoke this function
- Configures AWS Lambda logging
- Default logging handler
- Get configuration file
- Create a Invoke Function
- Add a task to the queue
- Creates a payload for the index
- The WSGI application
- Shutdown the server
- A worker thread
- Parse arguments
- Setup Lambda logging
ghi Key Features
ghi Examples and Code Snippets
version: 1 # required
debug: true # optional, default False
global: # optional
github: # optional
shorten_url: true # optional, defaults to false
verify: true # optional, defaults to true
irc: # optional
host: chat.freenode.
version: 1
pools:
- name: my-pool
github:
repos:
- name: gkrizek/repo1
secret: 3ccb8d36bd4c67dd1dffcff9ca2c40
irc:
host: chat.freenode.net
nick: my-irc-bot
channels:
- my-cool-channel
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$ git clone https://github.com/gkrizek/ghi.git
$ cd ghi/
$ pip3 install -r requirements-server.txt
Community Discussions
Trending Discussions on ghi
QUESTION
I have a csv file lets say lines
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-18 at 07:111st solution: Here is a tac
+ awk
+ tac
solution. Written and tested with shown samples only.
QUESTION
I have a dataframe with encoded survey answers in the answer column und the keys as one string in a character column:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-15 at 21:09We may extract the substring based on the 'answer' values - use str_c
to create the pattern to be extracted i.e. paste the 'answer' with space followed by =
and one or more non-digit characters (\\D+
) and remove the prefix part including the =
and any spaces with trimws
QUESTION
I have this extremely messed up dataframe:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-09 at 18:02Here is a way using stack
. First remove the _n from the columns names, then set_index
the column id, mask
the cell with empty string that would be remove when stack
ing the data. Then use reset_index
and rename
to fit the expected output.
QUESTION
I have an array, say @array1 = qw(abc def ghi jkl)
.
Now, I want to use this array in a way that elements are shifted 1 by 1, but that shifting takes place virtually, and not in the array.
Like, "shift
" will shift the elements and remove them from the array. But, I don't want those elements to be removed.
Short Code Snippet:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-02 at 11:54Use a C-style for
loop and increment by two. $#foo
is the index of the last element.
QUESTION
I am trying to extract some text from a string, in which I need to use a two level matching.
I have a string like
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-01 at 11:01We can try using re.findall
here:
QUESTION
Summary:
I am needing to =VLOOKUP
different column numbers based on the outcome of a =RIGHT
statement. My current formula performs this as expected, but isn't easily scalable should I need to add more potential outcomes of the =RIGHT
statement. Is there any way to scale this effectively?
Use Case:
I have a formula that inserts either "Use 1"
, "Use 2"
, "Use 3"
, "Use 4"
or "Unknown"
, into Column A
. Column B
then need to perform a =VLOOKUP
, which will vary depending on what the last character is in column A
and return a different column number. For example, if cell A1
contains the text "Use 1"
, I will need to return the 2nd column in the =VLOOKUP
. If cell A2
contains "Use 4"
, I will need to return the 8th column in the =VLOOKUP
(the column number is non-linear).
Current Code:
=IFS(RIGHT(A2,1)="1",VLOOKUP(B2,'Table2'!A:I,2,FALSE),RIGHT(A2,1)="2",VLOOKUP(B2,'Table2'!A:I,4,FALSE),RIGHT(A2,1)="3",VLOOKUP(B2,'Table2'!A:I,5,FALSE),RIGHT(A2,1)="4",VLOOKUP(B2,'Table2'!A:I,8,FALSE),RIGHT(A2,1)="N","NotFound")
Example Table using above code:
- Code Table
- Table2
Conclusion:
The above example works fine for the previous use case, but I am trying to make this scalable without needing to edit the formula every time the Check
column may get new additions (such as "Use 5"
or "Use 12"
. Is there any way of doing this practically? My thought was to use a separate table to =VLOOKUP
the column number (so I would only need to edit this table and not the formulas each time), but it appears I am unable to use a different =VLOOKUP
for the COL_INDEX_NUM
portion of the initial =VLOOKUP
. Any help with this would be appreciated. I am using MSO 365.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-17 at 13:49Your options seem to be completely arbitrairy, and since the options under 'use' seem lineair to those, I'd suggest to use CHOOSE()
:
Formula in C2
:
QUESTION
I am trying to setup a typing where I want a specific type to be resolved from an object property:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-14 at 12:06You can get typescript to do this by adding a type parameter that will be inferred as a tuple of keys, and then mapping that tuple using a mapped type back to the array of processors:
QUESTION
I am having three association tables back to back. That means item_level_1 have many item_level_2 and item_level_2 have many item_level_3. I used a search query to find any parent or child having a name containing the search text. That means if I type abc
, then I need to return all parent or child with full details(parents and children). But in my case, if item_level_3 has abc
in the name, it returns the parent details, but it just only returns the specific child with abc
from item_level_3. I need to return all children inside item_level_3 where the same parent.
I am using MySQL database in AWS with node
I checked https://sequelize.org/master/manual/eager-loading.html#complex-where-clauses-at-the-top-level and tried different combinations. But not help. I might miss something. But I cannot find it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-03 at 19:16Unfortunately i think a subquery is unavoidable. You need to find lvl_2 ids first from the matching lvl_3 items.
QUESTION
I am taking a database of statuses and creating the statuses as columns in order to count how many records from a network exist in each status. I'd love to sort the results based on the Partnered column DESC, but I can't figure out how or where to do that??
Here's my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-05 at 17:29Try this:
QUESTION
I have a pandas dataframe with multiple columns, which looks like the following:
Index ID Year Code Type Mode 0 100 2018 ABC 1 1 1 100 2019 DEF 2 2 2 100 2019 GHI 3 3 3 102 2018 JKL 4 1 4 103 2019 MNO 5 1 5 103 2018 PQR 6 2 6 102 2019 PQR 3 2I only want to keep ids that have rows against all the values for the column Mode
. An example would look like this:
I have already tried doing so by using the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-21 at 15:37You can try
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