Gets last value.
Gets last value.
Emit the last value of your streams
Removes last value.
Removes last value.
Removes last value.
Removes last value.
Finds last value passing a test.
Finds last value passing a test.
Finds index of last value passing a test.
Finds index of last value passing a test.
An operator equal to the takeWhile operator but also emits the last value.
Retrieves the last value of an Array, Iterator, Object, Map, Set, or Typed Array.
Track last value for Gimbal audits
A React hook to conditionally return the last value that has met a certain criteria.
Create an iterator which skips the last value of a provided iterator.
Get index of last value in sorted array.
A callbag subject (listener, sink) that repeats its last value on connection.
JS library for merging objects like Object.assign but it takes the most frequent value instead of the last value
Takes a chain of keys and a tree, traversing down and reaching the last value
Emit the last value emitted from source on completion.
Concatenate a sequence(array) of string values with a comma separator excluding the last value.
JS class to update last value on max frequency
A tiny TypeScript event bus with last-value replay
Spec-first, cancel-correct, capability-secure async runtime for Rust.
Lightweight Rust observability. Hand-rolled OTLP protobuf over HTTP, built on tracing.
A web scraper that show the stock name on and print the last assets value
Fluentd plugin to find the last value in a time-period of a field and emit it or write it to redis
Trace the datetime of the last time a boolean field has been saved with e true value.
This gem defines ordinal methods *first, second, third ... ninth, tenth & last* for retrieving values from strings. Ruby Core already includes a Array#first and Array#last so only *second, third ... ninth & tenth* have been added to the Array class.
A simple web scraper to show the value of the last assets for each stock in the Thai stock market.
uses mongo_mapper to cache block response strings. Use case: wrap your twitter api call with a block, if twitter bugs out, raise an error and the last value will be returned
A script to check a given Consul key EPOCH for freshness. Good for monitoring cron jobs or batch jobs. Have the last step of the job post the EPOCH time to target Consul key. This script will monitor it for a given freshness value (difference in time now to posted EPOCH)
Rubypp is a preprocessor that uses ruby to transform text. Syntax is similar to the C preprocessor, e.g.: #include <stdio.h> #ruby <<END a = 42 nil # the last value of the block gets inserted into the output stream END int main() { printf("The answer is: #{a}\n"); }
tlsh is a fuzzy matching library, which hashes can be used for similarity comparison. Given a byte stream with a minimum length of 256 bytes, TLSH generates a hash value which can be used for similarity comparisons. Similar objects will have similar hash values which allow for the detection of similar objects by comparing their hash values. The computed hash is 35 bytes long (output as 70 hexadecimal characters). The first 3 bytes are used to capture the information about the file as a whole (length, ...), while the last 32 bytes are used to capture information about incremental parts of the file.
Help the user get to a place where the speedy F8/F10/F11/etc keys work. == Pry F-Keys [+F4+] ls -l (show all locally-defined variables and values) [+F5+] whereami (show the code context) [+F6+] up (a frame, depends on pry-stack_explorer, as does the next one) [+F7+] down [+F8+] continue (depends on pry-debugger, as do step/next/finish) [+Shift-F8+] try-again (restart from last 'raise', depends on pry-rescue) [+F10+] next (run the current statement) [+F11+] step (step into the next method call) [+Shift-F11+] finish (get back out of the last 'step')
A high-performance pure Ruby Red-Black Tree implementation. Features: O(1) key lookup via hybrid hash index, O(log n) insert/delete, lazy Enumerator-based range queries (lt/gt/between), nearest/prev/succ search, memory-efficient node pooling, and MultiRBTree for duplicate keys with first/last value access.
== Welcome to syc-spector home :: https://github.com/sugaryourcoffee/syc-spector == Description The sycspector scans a file for patterns provided on the command line. Lines that match the pattern are saved to a file with valid values and those lines that don't match the pattern are added to a file with invalid values. The valid and invalid files as well as the used pattern are stored in a history file. The saved values are used for a subsequent call to sycspector with --show and -f for fix to show the results or to prompt the invalid values to fix them. Fixed values can be appended to the valid values file. == Installation sycspector can be installed as a gem from http://RubyGems.org with $ gem install syc-spector == Invokation Examples Rearches for email addresses in the provided file 'email_addresses' $ sycspector email_addresses -p email Lines that are not recognized can be prompted, fixed and appended to the valid file with $ sycspector -fa To show the result of the invokation use $ sycspector --show To fix the values from the input file at the first scan $ sycspector -f email-addresses -p email To sort the values $ sycspector -s email-addresses -p email To fix, sort and remove duplicates (individualize) $ sycspector -fsi email-addresses -p email Matching patterns like 'name, firstname' $ syscpector name -p "\w+, \w+" Scanning only whole lines use $ sycspector name -p "\A\w+, \w+\A" If the file contains lines like "Doe, John and Doe, Jane" these won't be saved at the first scan but can be scanned with the --fix switch and appended to the valid values from the last run $ sycspector -fa Fixing a specific file by specifying the invalid file as inputfile $ sycspector -fa 2013016-083346_invalid_name -o 2013016-083346_valid_name Specifying the file where the results (valid and invalid) should go to $ sycspector -fa -o outputfile To process all at once $ sycspector -fis inputfile -o outputfile -p "\A\w+, w+\Z" --show == License syc-spector is released under the {MIT License}[http://www.opensource.org/licenses/MIT].
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