So i run a minecraft server using spigot. If you are familure with the game it is written in java and has a YML file. Anyways i remember something like this done way in the past where you could have a script run and it has a flowchat of permissions that inherit each other like it just has all of the permissions in a nice looking Flowchat. I have tried searching if something like this existed but i couldn't find anything and i am wondering if something like that is out there that i can use to make a easy to view PDF with all of the permissions. I am going to include a sample of the permission fike to show the format.
Moderator:
options:
prefix: '&f[&aMod&f] '
rank: '400'
inheritance:
- Member
permissions:
- essentials.clearinventory
- essentials.invsee
- essentials.kick
- essentials.mute
- essentials.tempban
- essentials.fly
- essentials.speed
- essentials.jump
- essentials.ban.notify
- essentials.mute.notify
- essentials.kick.notify
- essentials.enderchest
- essentials.top
- coreprotect.inspect
- nocheatplus.notify
- bm.notify.*
- nocheatplus.checks
- bm.command.tempban
- bm.command.warn
- bm.command.warn.offline
- bm.command.mute
- bm.command.bminfo.*
This is the format for all of the file. Where it says inheritance thats basily there are perms for a rank below that this rank inherits
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i would like to add new field extracted from the path what will be used. I have two path, see below.
paths:
- /home/*/app/logs/*.log
# - /home/v209/app/logs/*.log
# - /home/v146/app/logs/*.log
fields:
campaign: v209
fields_under_root: true
i would like to create new field campaign only with folder name like v209 or v146 any idea, how to do this in filebeads?
Thank you in advance!
Here are three suggested solutions tested with Filebeat 7.1.3
1) Static configuration of campaign field per input
filebeat.inputs:
- type: filestream
id: v209
paths:
- "/home/v209/app/logs/*.log"
fields:
campaign: v209
fields_under_root: true
- type: filestream
id: v146
paths:
- "/home/v146/app/logs/*.log"
fields:
campaign: v146
fields_under_root: true
output.console:
pretty: true
Explanation: This solution is simple. Each file input will have a field set (campaign) based on a static config.
Pros/Cons: This option has the problem of having to add a new campaign field every time you add a new path. For dynamic environments, this can pose a serious operational problem but it's dead simple to implement.
2) Dynamically extract campaign name from file path
processors:
- dissect:
tokenizer: "/%{key1}/%{campaign}/%{key3}/%{key4}/%{key5}"
field: "log.file.path"
target_prefix: ""
- drop_fields:
when:
has_fields: ['key1','key3','key4','key5']
fields: ['key1','key3','key4','key5']
Explanation: These processors work on top of your filestream or log input messages. The dissect processor will tokenize your path string and extract each element of your full path. The drop_fields processor will remove all fields of no interest and only keep the second path element (campaign id).
Pros/Cons: Assuming your path structures are stable, with this solution you don't have to do anything when new files appear under /home/*/app/logs/*.log
3) Script your way around
If you wish to setup a more custom parsing logic, I'd suggest trying out the script processor and hack your way until your requirements are met:
https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/beats/filebeat/7.17/processor-script.html
Here is a schema example
ModelA:
- List<ModelB>
ModelB:
- id
- ModelC
ModelC:
- ModelD
ModelD:
- interes_prop
I want interes_prop from ModelD based on id of ModelB.
I tried to use linkingObjects but I don't always know the nesting level.
realm.objects(ModelD) gives me resuts from different ModelBs which is not what I expect.
I am new to using exposures. I want show more than 1 step downstream. Is it possible to make an exposure that depends on another exposure? How do you reference it? I tried this but it doesn't work. It says there is no node Step1:
- name: Step1
depends_on:
- ref('MyTable')
- name: Step2
depends_on:
- ref('Step1')
This isn't supported today. Exposures are leaf nodes in the directed, acyclic graph.
However there is a dbt-core GitHub issue today lists what you're asking for as a potential new feature:
exposures that depend on other exposures:
one exposure for each Mode query / Looker view, one exposure for the
dashboard that depends on those queries / views
Until then, the best you can do if you have a DAG like: table_A -> exposure1 -> exposure2, then you could restructure it like:
exposure1
/
table_A
\
exposure2
IMHO, documenting only exposure1 is sufficient, but sounds like you'd like more.
I'm trying to use yaml to represent a train network with stations and lines; a minimum working example might be 3 stations, connected linearly, so A<->B<->C. I represent the three stations as follows:
---
stations:
- A
- B
- C
Now I want to store the different lines on the network, and where they start/end. To do this, I add a lines array and some anchors, as follows:
---
stations:
- &S-A A
- &S-B B
- &S-C C
lines:
- &L-A2C A to C:
from: *S-A
to: *S-C
- &L-C2A C to A:
from: *S-C
to: *S-A
and here's the part I'm having trouble with: I want to store the next stop each line at each station. Ideally something like this:
---
stations:
- &S-A A:
next:
- *L-A2C: *S-B
- &S-B B:
next:
- *L-A2C: *S-C
- *L-C2A: *S-A
- &S-C C:
next:
- *L-C2A: *S-B
(the lines array remains the same)
But this fails - at least in the Python yaml library, saying yaml.composer.ComposerError: found undefined alias 'L-A2C'. I know why this is - it's because I haven't defined the line yet. But I can't define the lines first, because they depend on the stations, but now the stations depend on the lines.
Is there a better way to implement this?
Congradulations! You found an issue in most (if not all) YAML implementations. I recently discovered this limitation too and I am investigating how to work around (in Ruby world). But that's not going to help you. What you are going to have to do is store the "next stops" as a separate set of data points.
next-stops:
*S-A:
- *L-A2C: *S-B
*S-B:
- *L-A2C: *S-C
- *L-C2A: *S-A
*S-C:
- *L-C2A: *S-B
Does that help?
First, I'm totally new to Obj-C please go easy on me :D
I'm building an application, which basically does the same thing that AppleScript Editor does.
I have used an OSAScriptView, and what I would like to do is to save the contents of this OSAScriptView as a .scpt file in a predefined folder. (like /documents/myscripts/newscript.scpt)
Thanks in advance!
The class OSAScript contains the method you are looking for.
#interface OSAScript : NSObject
// Instance Members
- (BOOL)compileAndReturnError:(NSDictionary**)errorInfo;
- (BOOL)isCompiled;
- (BOOL)writeToURL:(NSURL*)url ofType:(NSString*)type error:(NSDictionary**)errorInfo;
- (BOOL)writeToURL:(NSURL*)url ofType:(NSString*)type usingStorageOptions:(OSAStorageOptions)storageOptions error:(NSDictionary**)errorInfo;
- (NSAppleEventDescriptor*)executeAndReturnDisplayValue:(NSAttributedString**)displayValue error:(NSDictionary**)errorInfo;
- (NSAppleEventDescriptor*)executeAndReturnError:(NSDictionary**)errorInfo;
- (NSAppleEventDescriptor*)executeAppleEvent:(NSAppleEventDescriptor*)event error:(NSDictionary**)errorInfo;
- (NSAppleEventDescriptor*)executeHandlerWithName:(NSString*)name arguments:(NSArray*)arguments error:(NSDictionary**)errorInfo;
- (NSAttributedString*)richTextFromDescriptor:(NSAppleEventDescriptor*)descriptor;
- (NSAttributedString*)richTextSource;
- (NSData*)compiledDataForType:(NSString*)type usingStorageOptions:(OSAStorageOptions)storageOptions error:(NSDictionary**)errorInfo;
- (NSString*)source;
- (NSURL*)url;
- (OSALanguage*)language;
- (id)initWithCompiledData:(NSData*)data error:(NSDictionary**)errorInfo;
- (id)initWithContentsOfURL:(NSURL*)url error:(NSDictionary**)errorInfo;
- (id)initWithContentsOfURL:(NSURL*)url language:(OSALanguage*)language error:(NSDictionary**)errorInfo;
- (id)initWithSource:(NSString*)source language:(OSALanguage*)language;
- (id)initWithSource:(NSString*)source;
- (void)setLanguage:(OSALanguage*)language;
You can create it yourself, or use the class OSAScriptController, which will create one automatically.