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  • simple-stringify

    simple-stringify

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    Simple way stringify json for log.

    Installation

    $ npm install simple-stringify

    API

    const stringify = require('simple-stringify');
const data = {
  no: 123,
  mobile: null,
  addresss: undefined,
  disabled: false,
  name: 'tree.xie',
  keywords: [
    'koa',
    'framework',
    'albi',
  ],
  infos: {
    url : 'https://github.com/vicanso/albi/issues',
    email: 'vicansocanbico@gmail.com'
  },
};
// no=123 mobile=null addresss=undefined disabled=false name="tree.xie" keywords=[] infos={}
stringify.json(data);

    divider

    The divider for stringify, default is ‘ ‘.

    const stringify = require('simple-stringify');
stringify.divider = ',';

    isSecret

    Determine if it is confidential by key. If return true, the value will be ***.

    const stringify = require('simple-stringify');
stringify.isSecret = key => key === 'password';
// account="tree.xie" password="***"
stringify.json({
  password: '123456',
});

    json

    Stringify json data

    • level format level, default is stringify.maxLevel
    const stringify = require('simple-stringify');
const data = {
  no: 123,
  mobile: null,
  addresss: undefined,
  disabled: false,
  name: 'tree.xie',
  keywords: [
    'koa',
    'framework',
    'albi',
  ],
  infos: {
    url : 'https://github.com/vicanso/albi/issues',
    email: 'vicansocanbico@gmail.com'
  },
};
// no=123 mobile=null addresss=undefined disabled=false name="tree.xie" keywords=[] infos={}
stringify.json(data);

// no=123 mobile=null addresss=undefined disabled=false name="tree.xie" keywords=[0="koa" 1="framework" 2="albi"] infos={url="https://github.com/vicanso/albi/issues" email="vicansocanbico@gmail.com"}
stringify.json(data, 2);

    maxLevel

    Set stringify max level, default is 1

    const stringify = require('simple-stringify');
stringify.maxLevel = 2;
const data = {
  no: 123,
  mobile: null,
  addresss: undefined,
  disabled: false,
  name: 'tree.xie',
  keywords: [
    'koa',
    'framework',
    'albi',
  ],
  infos: {
    url : 'https://github.com/vicanso/albi/issues',
    email: 'vicansocanbico@gmail.com'
  },
};
// no=123 mobile=null addresss=undefined disabled=false name="tree.xie" keywords=[0="koa" 1="framework" 2="albi"] infos={url="https://github.com/vicanso/albi/issues" email="vicansocanbico@gmail.com"}
stringify.json(data);

    Benchmarks

    JSON.stringify 1000000 times, use:2438ms
simple-stringify json 1000000 times, use:1684ms

    License

    MIT

    Visit original content creator repository https://github.com/vicanso/simple-stringify

  • miner

    miner

    R-CMD-check

    Following the python module py3minepi, this is an R package that allows connection to the Minecraft API using RaspberryJuice and either Spigot or Minecraft:Pi.

    The miner package provides a few simple functions to manipulate the Minecraft world from R. The intent of this package is to encourage new R users to learn R by writing scripts to do fun things in Minecraft.

    See the online book, R Programming with Minecraft, for details on setting up a Minecraft server and using this package, and for a variety of detailed examples. The package also contains a short vignette on its basic use.

    Here are a few of the things you can do with miner:

    Write words on a hillside:

    Render a photograph as a wall of blocks:

    Or the R logo:

    Generate a random maze in R, and create it in the world for players to explore:

    This player is operated by a bot trying to find its way out of the maze via a rule-based algorithm:

    Give the player the powers of Elsa:

    Freeze water as you run over it

    or create towers of ice with a gesture:

    Write a bot to play a game with players over chat:

    .

    And, of course, make ggplot plots in Minecraft:

    Extending

    The craft package includes additional functions that illustrate and extend the use of miner. Contributors who want to extend the functionality of miner should submit a pull request to the craft package.

    Documentation

    R Programming with Minecraft is a bookdown book about R and Minecraft, and particularly about using Minecraft with the miner package. Contributors who want to add documentation should submit a pull request to the miner_book repository on Github.

    About this package

    This package was created as part of the ROpenSci unconference in May, 2017 by:

    License

    Licensed under the MIT license. (More information here.)

    Visit original content creator repository https://github.com/kbroman/miner

  • C-INI-Parser

    C-INI-Parser

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    An simple INI parser based on inih in OOP style C99.

    Preserve parsed INI data in hashtable and provide a key-value access interface.

    // C API

    // constructor
IniParserPtr_T IniParser_Create ( const char* const ini_filename );

// destructor
void IniParser_Destroy ( IniParserPtr_T P );

// check error
int16_t IniParser_CheckInstanceError ( IniParserPtr_T P );

// get string via key string
const char* const IniParser_GetString ( IniParserPtr_T P, const char* const section, const char* const name, const char* const default_value );

// get integer via key string
int32_t IniParser_GetInteger ( IniParserPtr_T P, const char* const section, const char* const name, long default_value );

// get real(double) via key string
double IniParser_GetDouble ( IniParserPtr_T P, const char* const section, const char* const name, double default_value );

// get boolean via key string
bool IniParser_GetBoolean ( IniParserPtr_T P, const char* const section, const char* const name, bool default_value );

    // Example

    Build from example folder via gcc (link iniparser.c and ini.c)

    gcc -std=c99 -Wall -o test test.c ../src/iniparser.c ../src/internal/ini.c -I../src

    Build via CMake

    • DENABLE_EXAMPLE: build examples flag, default is TRUE.
    • DENABLE_SHAREDLIB: share or static library flag, default is TRUE (shared).
    mkdir build && cd build
cmake .. [-DENABLE_EXAMPLE=TRUE -DENABLE_SHAREDLIB=FALSE]
make
make install

    Sample INI taken from inih repo

    ; Just comments
; Another comments

[protocol]             ; Protocol configuration, this is section
version=6              ; IPv6, this is name


[user]
name = Bob Smith       ; Spaces around '=' are stripped
email = bob@smith.com  ; And comments (like this) ignored
active = true          ; Test a boolean
pi = 3.14159           ; Test a floating point number

    Sample Code

    #include <stdio.h>
#include "iniparser.h"

int main(void)
{
    IniParserPtr_T p = IniParser_Create ("test.ini");
    printf ("Is error: %" PRId16 "\n", IniParser_CheckInstanceError(p));

    const char * v1 = IniParser_GetString (p, "user", "name", "taka");
    printf ("user-name: %s\n", v1);

    int32_t v2 = IniParser_GetInteger (p, "protocol", "version", 4);
    printf ("protocol-version: %" PRId32 "\n", v2);

    double v3 = IniParser_GetDouble (p, "user", "pi", 10.2);
    printf ("user-pi: %f\n", v3);

    bool v4 = IniParser_GetBoolean (p, "user", "active", false);
    printf ("user-active: %s\n", v4 ? "true" : "false");

    IniParser_Destroy(p);

    return 0;
}

    // Dependency

    • inih: Simple .INI file parser in C
    • uthash: C macros for hash tables

    // License

    BSD

    // Acknowledgments

    The design of this library was inspired by inih, libzdb and How to C in 2016.

    Visit original content creator repository https://github.com/taka-wang/c-ini-parser