SapioBeasley

Artworks Importer

This script imports and processes artworks into Square Catalog, including image upscaling and attribute management.

Prerequisites

• Node.js (v14 or later)
• NPM (v6 or later)
• Access to Square API
• AWS credentials for image storage

SapioBeasley

    this.app.post('', jsonParser, async (req: Request, res: Response) => {
      try {
        const stage = 'AlignersShipped';

        const { fields: { summary: patientNumber } } = req.body;

        const opportunities = await findOpportunityByPatientNumber(conn, patientNumber);

        if (opportunities.length > 1) {

SapioBeasley

SapioBeasley

Core Resources

Balance

Retrieve balance
Retrieve a balance transaction
List all balance history

Charges

Create a charge
Retrieve a charge

SapioBeasley

Creating a registration form earlier today and realized angular did not come packaged with password confirm directives for ngMessages. So I needed to create one.

First things first, attach your new directive into your module.

// Creating a new directive
(function ()
{
  'use strict';
  

SapioBeasley

Wanted to chime in today with some case studies I’ve ran on my end and share the finding Hopefully someone will find some value to it. @everyone

Issue:

Previously I’ve brought up a client of mine where I was using elastic search as well and direct rets real estate data. Elastic search itself as the search engine has indeed reduced the amount of resources each DB call would have taken up for the front end. The next spike to tackle were those on the back end. Since real estate data is big data and I do mean BIG DATA, it was no easy feat. Luckily there are tools to help.

To help alleviate my backend db writes, since I cannot omit requests, I used redis (Find more on redis here http://redis.io/) to save queued jobs that sit in redis and persist until it is able to run, as communication between programs can be independent of time. This capability also allowed for decreased wait times for processes. (ie. if I run a pull properties command in cli, I would need to wait until the process is done before closi

SapioBeasley

Working on a project with a contract that I am with right now and I ran into this class...not really cause it really isnt a class nor function. It's almost an unusable unscalable file that has one purpose which is to apparently take up space for a demo page. So I figured I would rewrite the entire thing to make it usable in many areas of the project. Here are the results.

<?php
/*
    http://phphttpclient.com/#install

    https://semaphoreci.com/community/tutorials/getting-started-with-composer-for-php-dependency-management
    https://github.com/fzaninotto/Faker
    http://phpenthusiast.com/blog/how-to-use-packagist-and-composer

SapioBeasley

I have finally found a reason to use my geocode software in a real world project. It's working as expected, but I think it could be even more usefule and powerful. Looking for any advice, tips, or features to add on.

Fork Here

---

geocode

SapioBeasley

rss2pdf

Simple php page where after submitting an rss feed from news.google.com it will grab the contents of the RSS and gernerate a PDF output with one article from the XML per page.

Functionality is specifically made to parse news.google.com rss, but other rss feeds may be input as well. Other inputs will only display the description and no other data without further edits.

Demo

Input rss/xml feed you would like to have parsed submit it. You will see a notice to view your pdf submission. Click to view. An example url that you can use is http://news.google.com/news?pz=1&cf=all&ned=us&hl=en&output=rss.

Run a live demo: http://sapioweb.com/rss2pdf

SapioBeasley

PHPUnit API reference

• version 3.6

TODO

Check those constraints:

$this->anything()