HI!
This time I want to tell you how to manage services and processes using sparrowdo.
Before this post a following list of topics was written by me:
As services are highly coupled with processes we will investigate them in one post.
Let's have an nginx web server gets installed on your system:
$ cat sparrowfile
use v6;
use Sparrowdo;
task_run %(
task => 'install nginx server',
plugin => 'package-generic',
parameters => %( list => 'nginx' )
);
We talked about package-generic plugin at this post.
We use this plugin to install system packages.
Ok. This is very logical now having installed an nginx to make it "bootable", so next reboot of our system
will pickup an nginx and make it sure it runs too. Some people call this autoload:
By Lee J
on
August 10, 2016 2:06 PM
Mojolicious::Plugin::OpenAPI is close to being stable so i figured it was time to migrate from our use of Mojolicious::Plugin::Swagger2. Here's the differences i found, with the observation that perhaps some of these were down to having an older version of Swagger2 (0.79, although Changes log suggests that might not be the case):
- M::P::OpenAPI will, by default, validate response data. So you might find your swagger config and responses aren't in sync and/or you might bump into issues with how you have defined your response data (specifically null support).
- M::P::OpenAPI doesn't support x-mojo-around-action, the idea of the new interface is to use the mojo router more directly.
- M::P::OpenAPI expects the response information for all the various HTTP response code types that your app returns, most likely due to aforementioned response validation.
- Each operationId within your swagger config must now be unique
- x-mojo-controller becomes x-mojo-to, and you can drop the top level of the namespace (the MyApp bit).
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Long-time Perlista hfb reports from a sadly regressive DEFCON:
https://plus.google.com/+ElaineAshton/posts/Eh9vDGFhy7w
I like to keep my perl modules lean when it comes to dependencies. But then again, CPAN is just so wonderful with all the helpful packages available. So there are always dependencies.
When writing perl modules, more often than not a few dependencies creep in … which makes it a whee bit awkward when developing the module, because I then have to somehow install these dependencies, and I would rather not get them all over the place but neatly in the module directory so that I have at least a semblance of a stable development environment.
So here goes my solution: A little postamble method for my Makefile.PL.
Details on Medium
Portable GitHub system "GitPrep 2.3" is released at 2016-08-06.
Finally, "issues" system is added. You can use "Bug tracking" on GitPrep.
And contain bug fixing, added features.
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support issues system
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support markdown table
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support markdown foo_bar_baz
At first, Let's try
GitPrep example. You will find GitPrep is real portable GitHub system.
The features of GitPrep
I introduce the featrues of GitPrep for people who see GitPrep for the first time.
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Github clone: GitPrep has the same interface as GitHub.
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Support issue system
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Portable: You can install GitPrep on your own Unix/Linux server.
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Only needs Perl 5.10.1+.
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Smart HTTP support: you can pull and push repository via HTTP.
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Built-in web server, and reverse proxy support.
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CGI support.
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SSL support.
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Public key authentication support
Installation is very easy. You run only two commands. Difficult settings is unnecessary.
Even if you have troubles by your mistake, for example "git push -f origin master", you can access all of your git repositories directory and fix them.
i'm using padre editor with strawberry perl bundled in
dwimperl
i have multiple files open, then when i click on one of the
tabs to close 1 file, padre crashes without an error message,
the application just closes.
this also happens when i save the session.
kinda frustrating.
do you discuss padre here or am i in the wrong forum?
thank a bunch in advance
Read this article on Perl6.Party
Imagine you were playing with Perl 6 and you came across a buglet
or you were having some fun with the Perl 6 bug
queue―you'd like to debug a particular core
subroutine or method, so where's the source for it at?
Asked such a question, you might be told it's in Rakudo compiler's
GitHub repository. Depending on how deep
down the rabbit hole you wish to go, you may also stop by NQP's
repo, which is a subset of Perl 6 that's used
in Rakudo, or the MoarVM's repo, which
is the leading virtual machine Perl 6 runs on.
The answer is fine, but we can do better. We'd like to know exactly where
da sauce is.
Stick to The Basics
The most obvious way is to just use grep command in the source repository.
The code is likely in src/ directory, or src/core more specifically.
We'll use a regex that catches sub, method, and multi keywords. For
example, here's our search for path sub or method:
