The CLI is currently mostly out of date, tracking the previous major version of the Hypercore stack.

Check out the individual repos instead, like Hypercore, Hyperbee, Hyperbeam, Hyperswarm

npm install -g @hyperspace/cli

hyp daemon start

hyp daemon stop

Usage: hyp <command> [opts...]

General Commands:

  hyp info [urls...] - Show information about one (or more) hypers.
  hyp seed {urls...} - Download and make hyper data available to the network.
  hyp unseed {urls...} - Stop making hyper data available to the network.
  hyp create {drive|bee} - Create a new hyperdrive or hyperbee.

  hyp beam {pass_phrase} - Send a stream of data over the network.

Hyperdrive Commands:

  hyp drive ls {url} - List the entries of the given hyperdrive URL.
  hyp drive mkdir {url} - Create a new directory at the given hyperdrive URL.
  hyp drive rmdir {url} - Remove a directory at the given hyperdrive URL.

  hyp drive cat {url} - Output the content of the given hyperdrive URL.
  hyp drive put {url} [content] - Write a file at the given hyperdrive URL.
  hyp drive rm {url} - Remove a file or (if --recursive) a folder at the given hyperdrive URL.

  hyp drive diff {source_path_or_url} {target_path_or_url} - Compare two folders in your local filesystem or in hyperdrives. Can optionally "commit" the difference.
  hyp drive sync {source_path_or_url} [target_path_or_url] - Continuously sync changes between two folders in your local filesystem or in hyperdrives.

  hyp drive http {url} - Host a hyperdrive as using HTTP on the localhost.

Hyperbee Commands:

  hyp bee ls {url} - List the entries of the given hyperbee URL.
  hyp bee get {url} - Get the value of an entry of the given hyperbee URL.
  hyp bee put {url} [value] - Set the value of an entry of the given hyperbee URL.
  hyp bee del {url} - Delete an entry of the given hyperbee URL.

Daemon Commands:

  hyp daemon status - Check the status of the hyperspace daemon.
  hyp daemon start - Start the hyperspace daemon.
  hyp daemon stop - Stop the hyperspace and mirroring daemons if active.

Aliases:

  hyp sync -> hyp drive sync
  hyp diff -> hyp drive diff
  hyp ls -> hyp drive ls
  hyp cat -> hyp drive cat
  hyp put -> hyp drive put

hyper://515bbbc1db2139ef27b6c45dfa418c8be6a1dec16823ea7cb9e61af8d060049e/

hyp ls hyper://515bbbc1db2139ef27b6c45dfa418c8be6a1dec16823ea7cb9e61af8d060049e/
hyp cat hyper://515bbbc1db2139ef27b6c45dfa418c8be6a1dec16823ea7cb9e61af8d060049e/file.txt
cat diagram.png | hyp put 515bbbc1db2139ef27b6c45dfa418c8be6a1dec16823ea7cb9e61af8d060049e/diagram.png

hyp create drive

hyp seed hyper://515bbbc1db2139ef27b6c45dfa418c8be6a1dec16823ea7cb9e61af8d060049e/

hyp info

MxTasking is a task-based framework that assists the design of latch-free and parallel data structures.
MxTasking eases the information exchange between applications and the operating system, resulting in novel opportunities to manage resources in a truly hardware- and application-conscious way.

This is the code according to our paper MxTasks: How to Make Efficient Synchronization and Prefetching Easy.

Jan Mühlig and Jens Teubner. 2021. MxTasks: How to Make Efficient Synchronization and Prefetching Easy. SIGMOD ’21: International Conference on Management of Data, 1331-1334. Download the PDF

• cmake >= 3.10
• clang >= 10
• clang-tidy >= 10
• libnuma or libnuma-dev

• libgtest-dev for tests in test/

• python >= 3
• java
• curl

• Call cmake . to generate Makefile.
• Call make to generate all binaries.

For detailed information please see README files in src/application/<app> folders:

• B Link Tree benchmark (src/application/blinktree_benchmark)
• Hash Join benchmark (src/application/hashjoin_benchmark)

• Call make ycsb-a to generate the default workload
• Call ./bin/blinktree_benchmark 1:4 to run benchmark for one to four cores.

We build a small Hello World! example, located in src/application/hello_world.
You might take a look to see how to use MxTasking.

• argparse (view on github) under MIT license
• json (view on github) under MIT license
• Yahoo! Cloud Serving Benchmark (view on github) under Apache License 2.0

Java enterprise application development framework for full scenario: Restrained, Efficient, Open
[OpenAtom foundation, incubation project]

https://solon.noear.org

700% higher concurrency 50% memory savings Startup is 10 times faster. Packing 90% smaller; It also supports java8 ~ java24, native runtime.
Built from scratch, with more flexible interface specifications and an open ecosystem

• solon

• solon cloud

• Official website address：https://solon.noear.org
• Official website supporting demos：https://gitee.com/opensolon/solon-examples
• Project unit test：__test
• User case：User open source project、User business project

Java enterprise application development framework for full scenario: Restrained, Efficient, Open
[OpenAtom foundation, incubation project]

https://solon.noear.org

700% higher concurrency 50% memory savings Startup is 10 times faster. Packing 90% smaller; It also supports java8 ~ java24, native runtime.
Built from scratch, with more flexible interface specifications and an open ecosystem

• solon

• solon cloud

• Official website address：https://solon.noear.org
• Official website supporting demos：https://gitee.com/opensolon/solon-examples
• Project unit test：__test
• User case：User open source project、User business project

A (mostly generic) Subscription Library for Go.

This library allows you to subscribe things (like users) to events.
The library holds subscribers in memory. It can be also be configured
to persist subscriptions to disk. The subscription database should scale
to thousands of subscriptions with hundreds of request per second.
If you need more, this library may not work for you; I do not know.

Thread safe.

The following is a very simple example. This library provides many other methods
not shown here to deal with event and notification rules, pause/un-pausing, etc.

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"time"

	"golift.io/subscribe"
)

func main() {
	// Instantiate an in-memory database. Passing a file-path here loads
	// a DB from disk, or saves a new database to the file-path provided.
	db, _ := subscribe.GetDB("")

	// Create two new subscribers. Initial state has no subscriptions.
	newSub := db.CreateSub("you@email.com.tw", "smtp", false, false)
	newSub2 := db.CreateSub("+18089117234", "sms", false, false)

	// Subscribe the users to an event. Errors only if subscription already exists.
	_ = newSub.Subscribe("party invites")
	_ = newSub2.Subscribe("party invites")

	// Limit subscriber search to only email recipients. Initial state returns any API.
	db.EnableAPIs = []string{"smtp"}

	// Now that your party invites event has subscribers, you can find them when a party invite arrives.
	subs := db.GetSubscribers("party invites")
	fmt.Printf("Sending email to %d subscriber(s):\n", len(subs))

	for _, sub := range subs {
		fmt.Println(sub.Contact)
		// send email.
	}

	// Limit subscriber search to only sms.
	db.EnableAPIs[0] = "sms"
	// Now that your party invites event has subscribers, you can find them when a party invite arrives.
	subs = db.GetSubscribers("party invites")
	fmt.Printf("Sending Text Msg to %d subscriber(s):\n", len(subs))

	for _, sub := range subs {
		fmt.Println(sub.Contact)
		// send sms.
	}

	// if you want to save the DB:
	err := db.StateFileRelocate("/var/lib/somewhere/for/a/file.json")
	if err != nil {
		fmt.Println("Unable to relocate DB:", err)
		return
	}

	// save the DB once in a while, or after making changes.
	ticker := time.NewTicker(time.Minute)
	for range ticker.C {
		err = db.StateFileSave()
		// This always returns nil if state file path is empty: ""
		if err != nil {
			fmt.Println("Unable to save DB:", err)
		}
	}
}

Output:

Sending email to 1 subscriber(s):
you@email.com.tw
Sending Text Msg to 1 subscriber(s):
+18089117234
Unable to relocate DB: open /var/lib/somewhere/for/a/file.json: no such file or directory

Feedback, ideas and contributions welcomed!

This project was bootstrapped with Expressjs Generator.

Live project available on Mr Notes.

This project is Gitpod ready. You can run this project.

• Make copy of .envexample as .env .
• Enter mongodb link in MONGODB_URL if you want to run this project for production,
  otherwise enter url in TESTDB_URL.
• Default Node environment is development you can change it by replacing NODE_ENV value to PRODUCTION.

• Nodejs (Programming language)
• Expressjs (Framework)
• Mongoosejs (Database)

• HTML with EJS
• Materialized CSS
• jQuery
• Google Fonts & Icons

• Chai & Mocha
• Supertest
• Mockgoose
• Postman

In the project directory, you can run:

Install all the dependecies required for this project.

Runs the app in the development mode.
Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in the browser.

Runs the app in the production mode.
Open Deployed Site to view it in the browser.

• Email verification process
• Forget password
• Test script for every json responser
• Data format validation
• Cross check of Notes belonging to respective person
• List assignment to a person (team dashboard)
• Card transfer from one list to another list
• Person adding new team member should be team creater
• User profile updation
• Google Oauth
• Facebook Oauth
• Linkedin Oauth

• Email verification
• Forget password
• Adding loader on every page
• Password strength indicator on signup
• Recaptcha on Login & signup
• Card drag & drop to other list
• List assignment to a person (team dashboard)
• Profile editor

GitHub pipeline library for Flowpipe, enabling seamless integration of GitHub services into your workflows.

• Pipelines →

Download and install Flowpipe (https://flowpipe.io/downloads). Or use Brew:

brew tap turbot/tap
brew install flowpipe

Clone:

git clone https://github.com/turbot/flowpipe-mod-github.git
cd flowpipe-mod-github

By default, the following environment variables will be used for authentication:

• GITHUB_TOKEN

You can also create connection resources in configuration files:

vi ~/.flowpipe/config/github.fpc

connection "github" "default" {
  token = "ghp_..."
}

For more information on connections in Flowpipe, please see Managing Connections.

Initialize a mod:

mkdir my_mod
cd my_mod
flowpipe mod init

Install the GitHub mod as a dependency:

flowpipe mod install github.com/turbot/flowpipe-mod-github

Use the dependency in a pipeline step:

vi my_pipeline.fp

pipeline "my_pipeline" {

  step "pipeline" "list_pull_requests" {
    pipeline = github.pipeline.list_pull_requests
    args = {
      repository_owner = "turbot"
      repository_name  = "flowpipe"
    }
  }
}

Run the pipeline:

flowpipe pipeline run my_pipeline

Clone:

git clone https://github.com/turbot/flowpipe-mod-github.git
cd flowpipe-mod-github

List pipelines:

flowpipe pipeline list

Run a pipeline:

flowpipe pipeline run get_issue_by_number --arg 'issue_number=3997' --arg 'repository_owner=turbot' --arg 'repository_name=flowpipe'

To use a specific connection, specify the conn pipeline argument:

flowpipe pipeline run get_issue_by_number --arg 'issue_number=3997' --arg 'repository_owner=turbot' --arg 'repository_name=flowpipe' --arg conn=connection.github.github_profile

For more examples on how you can run pipelines, please see Run Pipelines.

This repository is published under the Apache 2.0 license. Please see our code of conduct. We look forward to collaborating with you!

Flowpipe is a product produced from this open source software, exclusively by Turbot HQ, Inc. It is distributed under our commercial terms. Others are allowed to make their own distribution of the software, but cannot use any of the Turbot trademarks, cloud services, etc. You can learn more in our Open Source FAQ.

Join #flowpipe on Slack →

Want to help but not sure where to start? Pick up one of the help wanted issues:

• Flowpipe
• GitHub Mod

Wanna quickly look up a definition of slack-newspipe on Slack? Just type /newspipe help slash command! Newspipe bot responds you with a short description.

Authenticate from this button!

slack-newspipe is a SailsJS app that display news from around the world in slack. Furthermore it is now possible to share news in Slack. All news are provided from NewsAPI.org

After installing newspipe you can use the /newspipe slash command anywhere in your team to read news. We display all news declared only visible to you so only you can read this message. For Example type /newspipe engadget so we show you the latest news from https://www.engadget.com If you press the Button 👉 POST ARTICLE 👈 It is now possible to share interesting news with your team members! All what we need is your permission to post this article as you into Slack in the channel where you are right now

Basically slack-newspipe_v2 will only add a slash command to your team. We do not store any information about the Slack teams that use this app. We only respond to the request for /newspipe.

If you want to use 👉 POST ARTICLE 👈

• We need your permission to post messages as you into slack.
• We store some information about you ‼️ user id && team id && oauth token ‼️

slack-newspipe_v2 was written and is maintained by Marko Barleben.

For any questions, comments, or concerns about slack-newspipe_v2 you can contact me marko@hyph.me

When you clone this repo and run on your own server, heroku, aws etc. you need:

• A Slack developer account
• An API key from NewsAPI.org

More information coming soon!!

This is your place 🙌

Write me a mail 👉 marko@hyph.me 👈 and we put some information about your team at this place 😃