Calculates indicators for technical chart analysis in PHP.

• PHP 8.2
• Minimal dependencies.
• Uses brick/math for arbitrary precision numbers.
• Avoids redundant calculations and keeps the overall complexity low.
• Unit- and integration tested against other libraries and real-world data.

The library assumes a basic understanding of technical analysis and how to use these indicators.

composer require kenshodigital/chart ^2.1

• Prepare chart
• Calculate indicators
• Calculate trend indicators

<?php declare(strict_types=1);

use Kensho\Chart\Chart\ChartFactory;

$chart = ChartFactory::bootstrap([
    '2023-01-25' => [
        'open'   => '140.8900',
        'high'   => '142.4300',
        'low'    => '138.8100',
        'close'  => '141.8600',
        'volume' => '65799349',
    ],
    '2023-01-26' => [
        'open'   => '143.1700',
        'high'   => '144.2500',
        'low'    => '141.9000',
        'close'  => '143.9600',
        'volume' => '54105068',
    ],
    // ...
]);

• SMA
• EMA
• +DI & -DI
• ADX

$period = 7;
$result = $chart->getSMA($period);

// '2023-01-25' => null,
// '2023-01-26' => null,
// ...
// '2023-02-02' => '145.0414',
// '2023-02-03' => '146.8471',
// ...

$period = 7;
$result = $chart->getEMA($period);

// '2023-01-25' => null,
// '2023-01-26' => null,
// ...
// '2023-02-02' => '145.6779',
// '2023-02-03' => '147.8834',
// ...

$period = 7;
$result = $chart->getDI($period);

// '2023-01-25' => [
//     'DIp' => null,
//     'DIm' => null,
// ],
// '2023-01-26' => [
//     'DIp' => null,
//     'DIm' => null, 
// ],
// ...
// '2023-02-02' => [
//     'DIp' => '44.1913',
//     'DIm' =>  '3.0372',
// ],
// '2023-02-03' => [
//     'DIp' => '50.3535',
//     'DIm' =>  '2.1344',
// ],
// ...

$period = 7;
$result = $chart->getADX($period);

// '2023-01-25' => null,
// '2023-01-26' => null,
// ...
// '2023-02-10' => '85.4433',
// '2023-02-13' => '83.2376',
// ...

Calculate all trend indicators (SMA, EMA, +DI, -DI and ADX) in a single run.

$SMAPeriod = 20
$EMAPeriod = 10;
$result    = $chart->getTrend($SMAPeriod, $EMAPeriod);

// '2023-01-25' => [
//     'close' => '141.8600',
//     'SMA'   => null,
//     'EMA'   => null,
//     'DIp'   => null,
//     'DIm'   => null,
//     'ADX'   => null,
// ],
// ...
// '2023-02-07' => [
//     'close' => '154.6500',
//     'SMA'   => null,
//     'EMA'   => '148.8578',
//     'DIp'   =>  '45.1810',
//     'DIm'   =>   '1.8100',
//     'ADX'   => null,
// ],
// ...
// '2023-02-22' => [
//     'close' => '148.9100',
//     'SMA'   => '149.8000',
//     'EMA'   => '151.0938',
//     'DIp'   =>  '28.7024',
//     'DIm'   =>  '18.6931',
//     'ADX'   =>  '67.8187',
// ],
// ...

Note about floating-point values: instantiating from a float might be unsafe, as floating-point values are imprecise by design, and could result in a loss of information. Always prefer instantiating from a string, which supports an unlimited number of digits.

— brick/math

Project 1 for [CS-1202] Advanced Programming. This is a MERN stack e-commerce (clothing store) website. This project was built by Ruthu Rooparaghunath, Soham De, and Tanvi Roy.

Open up a CLI, and execute the following commands:

$ git clone https://github.com/tanviroy/fshn.git
$ cd fshn

$ npm install
$ npm start

$ cd frontend
$ npm install
$ npm start

This should get your server to run at localhost:5000 and frontend to run at localhost:3000

This project was built using the MERN stack of technologies.

.
├── backend/
│   ├── data.js
│   ├── passportConfig.js
│   ├── product.js
│   ├── server.js
│   └── user.js
├── frontend/
│   ├── public/
│   └── src/
│       ├── components/
│       ├── Pages/
│       ├── App.css
│       ├── App.js
│       ├── font.ttf
│       ├── index.css
│       └── index.js
├── .babelrc
├── .gitignore
├── helper.txt
├── package-lock.json
├── package.json
└── README.md

For a more detailed documentation of our code and the complete list of project dependencies see Helper.txt.

Logo design and concept banners can be viewed here

Nearly all of the project code was written by us ourselves. We used documentation code for React Bootstrap, Express, and Passportjs where needed.

• Vertical Column Image Expansion CSS snippet
• All our products have been taken from H&M and we were greatly inspired by their features and minimal design.

Welcome to the jmzkChain source code repository!

jmzkChain is developed and maintained by Hangzhou Yuliankeji Team.

This code is under rapid development. If you have any questions or advices, feel free to open an issue.

If your need is to develop applications based on jmzkChain, JavaScript SDK is provided and maintained officially. It’s suitable for the usage on web, backend and mobile platforms like Android and iOS.

• JaveScript SDK

1. jmzkChain Website

jmzkChain currently supports the following operating systems:

1. Amazon 2017.09 and higher
2. Centos 7
3. Fedora 25 and higher (Fedora 27 recommended)
4. Mint 18
5. Ubuntu 16.04 and higher (Ubuntu 18.04 recommended)
6. MacOS Darwin 10.12 and higher (MacOS 10.13.x recommended)

The blockchain RPC interface is not designed for the Internet but for local network. And since RPC interface don’t provide features like rate limitation’s, security checks and so on. It highly suggests anyone who wants to run a node to use a reverse proxy server like nginx to serve all the requests.

The GRDI-AMR Publication Library or GRAPL (pronounced “grapple”) is a Zotero Group Library created and maintained by Brennan Chapman (@chapb) to catalogue publications associated with the GRDI-AMR1 and GRDI-AMR2 projects.

• Access the Library

  • You must be a member of the Zotero group to access full-text .PDFs and work in Zotero desktop.
    • Learn More

• Import the Library

  • Get the latest .bib, .csv, and .ris exports or see the latest release.
  • Create your own exports on the group page.

• Submit a Publication

  • You will need a DOI or URL, and the associated GRDI-AMR project and work package number(s).
    • e.g., GRDI-AMR1, WP4 & WP5
  • Submit a publication using this form or by creating a GitHub issue.

Zotero (an open-source reference management software) uses ‘groups‘ to enable shared bibliographic libraries.

GRAPL is a public, closed membership group, which means:

• Anyone can view the group page and the metadata (e.g., title, authors, abstracts) associated with the library.
• Group members can access full-text .PDFs and work with the library directly in the Zotero desktop app.

Request to join the group by creating a GitHub issue.

• config.md for configuration details and SOPs.

Arduino library for MCP2517/MCP2518, it’s available for most of theArduino boards, we test it with Arduino UNO, Leonardo, Mega as well as Zero.

With this library, you can,

1. Send a CAN2.0 frame
2. Receive a CAN2.0 frame
3. Send a CAN FD frame
4. Send a CAN FD frame
5. Set the masks and filters, there’re 32 masks and filters.

1. Download the library
2. Extract the zip file
3. In the Arduino IDe, navigate to Sketch > Include Library > Add .ZIP Library

• /examples – Example sketches for the library (.ino). Run these from the Arduino IDE.
• /src – Source files for the library (.cpp, .h).
• keywords.txt – Keywords from this library that will be highlighted in the Arduino IDE.
• library.properties – General library properties for the Arduino package manager.

• begin()
• init_Filt_Mask()
• checkReceive()
• readMsgBufID()
• readMsgBuf()
• getCanId()
• sendMsgBuf()
• isRemoteRequest()
• isExtendedFrame()

here are many examples implemented in this library. One of the examples is below. You can find other examples here

/*  MCP2517/8 send a can fd frame
    CAN FD Shield - https://www.longan-labs.cc/1030012.html
    CANBed FD - https://www.longan-labs.cc/1030009.html
    
    can-fd baud rate:
    CAN_125K_500K
    CAN_250K_500K
    CAN_250K_750K
    CAN_250K_1M
    CAN_250K_1M5
    CAN_250K_2M
    CAN_250K_3M
    CAN_250K_4M
    CAN_500K_1M
    CAN_500K_2M
    CAN_500K_3M
    CAN_500K_4M
    CAN_1000K_4M
*/

#include <SPI.h>
#include "mcp2518fd_can.h"

#define MAX_DATA_SIZE 64

// pin for CAN-FD Shield
const int SPI_CS_PIN = 9;
const int CAN_INT_PIN = 2;

// pin for CANBed FD
//const int SPI_CS_PIN = 17;
//const int CAN_INT_PIN = 7;

mcp2518fd CAN(SPI_CS_PIN); // Set CS pin

unsigned char stmp[MAX_DATA_SIZE] = {0};


void setup() {
    Serial.begin(115200);
    while (!Serial) {}

    CAN.setMode(CAN_NORMAL_MODE);

    // init can bus : arbitration bitrate = 500k, data bitrate = 1M
    while (0 != CAN.begin(CAN_500K_4M)) {
        Serial.println("CAN init fail, retry...");
        delay(100);
    }
    Serial.println("CAN init ok!");

    byte mode = CAN.getMode();
    Serial.print("CAN mode = ");
    Serial.println(mode);
    
    for(int i=0; i<MAX_DATA_SIZE; i++)
    {
        stmp[i] = i;
    }
}


void loop() 
{
    // send data:  id = 0x00, standrad frame, data len = 64, stmp: data buf
    CAN.sendMsgBuf(0x01, 0, CANFD::len2dlc(MAX_DATA_SIZE), stmp);
    delay(10);
    CAN.sendMsgBuf(0x04, 0, CANFD::len2dlc(MAX_DATA_SIZE), stmp);
    delay(500);                       // send data per 100ms
    Serial.println("CAN BUS sendMsgBuf ok!");
}

// END FILE

If you need a Dev board, plese try,

• CAN FD Shield for Arduino
• CANBed FD

MIT License

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of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
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Many high school students run into a dilemma upon graduation. They don’t know where to even begin when trying to select a college major.
And it is not just graduating high school students; according to the National Center for Education Studies, 30% of college students in
undergraduate programs had changed their major at least once and 10% of undergraduate students changed their major two or more times.

In order to help these student make better, well informed decisions, our group has set out to create a tool to aid in this decision making
process.

R

• Kai-Duan Chang
• Li-Ci Chuang
• Sri Manogna Gurijala
• Ryan Egbert
• Meghan Harris

The app contains both descriptive and predictive analysis.

On the first two pages (Explore and Compare), the user can see many different charts and graphs that explain what is going on with the data. A user can compare the rates between salary and employment rate, for example.

Another thing the user will be able to do is receive a recommendation for which college major category they should select. This is followed up by a list of majors in that category for the user to select from.

https://regbert.shinyapps.io/college-major-recommender/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2F5gqk18QQ

With our Shiny app, students have a guide that helps them choose a college major based on their actual
interests. While we can’t say for a fact that our Shiny app rivals the combined 1.8 billion google results from
“What should my major be?”, we firmly believe our project is a great starting place in tackling this challenging
question.

We based our Shiny app on Zimin Luo’s and Lasha Gochiashvili’s project “Graduate Employment in
Singapore” to build our UI from. We really thought their GUI design was perfect for how we wanted our
interface to be for our project.

Ruby testing framework adaptors for generating allure compatible test reports.

gem "allure-cucumber"

Implementation of allure adaptor for Cucumber testing framework

Detailed usage and setup instruction can be found in allure-cucumber docs

gem "allure-rspec"

Implementation of allure adaptor for RSpec testing framework

Detailed usage and setup instruction can be found in allure-rspec docs

gem "allure-ruby-commons"

Common allure lifecycle interface to be used by other testing frameworks to generate allure reports

Interaction and usage of allure lifecycle is described in allure-ruby-commons docs

• Install dependencies:

$ bundle install
Bundle complete! ...

• Make changes

• Run linter:

$ bundle exec rake rubocop
Executing rubocop for allure-cucumber
...
no offenses detected

Executing rubocop for allure-rspec
...
no offenses detected

Executing rubocop for allure-ruby-commons
...
no offenses detected

• Run tests:

$ bundle exec rake test
Executing test for allure-cucumber
...
0 failures

Executing test for allure-rspec
...
0 failures

Executing test for allure-ruby-commons
...
0 failures

• Submit a PR

Ruby binding hosted in this repository only generate source json files for the allure2 reporter.

See documentation on how to generate report.

allure-report-publisher provides a docker image which can be run from github-actions workflow or gitlab-ci pipeline and host reports using cloud providers like AWS or GCP.

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This sticker is supported by the Free Software Foundation. I never intend to include DRM in my works.

I am using the abbreviation “Digital Restrictions Management” instead of the more known “Digital Rights Management” as the common way of addressing it is false, there are no rights with DRM. The spelling “Digital Restrictions Management” is more accurate, and is supported by Richard M. Stallman (RMS) and the Free Software Foundation (FSF)

This section is used to raise awareness for the problems with DRM, and also to protest it. DRM is defective by design and is a major threat to all computer users and software freedom.

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This issue will track the progress of the new ZombieNet SDK.

We want to create a new SDK for ZombieNet that allow users to build more complex use cases and interact with the network in a more flexible and programatic way.
The SDK will provide a set of building blocks that users can combine in order to spawn and interact (test/query/etc) with the network providing a fluent api to craft different topologies and assertions to the running network. The new SDK will support the same range of providers and configurations that can be created in the current version (v1).

We also want to continue supporting the CLI interface but should be updated to use the SDK under the hood.

We plan to divide the work phases to. ensure we cover all the requirement and inside each phase in small tasks, covering one of the building blocks and the interaction between them.

Prototype each building block with a clear interface and how to interact with it

• Building block Network #2
• Building block Node #3
• Building block NodeGroup #4
• Building block Parachain #5
• Building block Collator #6
• Building block CollatorGroup #7
• Building block Assertion #8

We want to integrate the interactions for all building blocks and document the way that they work together.

• Spawning Integration #9
• Assertion Integration #10
• Documentation #11

Refactor the CLI module to use the new SDK under the hood.

• Refactor CLI #12
• Ensure that spawning from toml works #13
• Ensure that test-runner from DSL works #14

• Chaos testing, add examples and explore possibilities in native and podman provider
• Add docker provider
• Add nomad provider
• Create helm chart to allow other use zombienet in k8s
• Auth system to not use k8s users
• Create GitHub Action and publish in NPM marketplace (Completed)
• Rename @paritytech/zombienet npm package to zombienet. Keep all zombienet modules under @zombienet/* org (Completed)

• Add more teams (wip)

• Create decorators registry and allow override by paras (wip)
• Explore how to get info from paras.

• Add subxt integration, allow to compile/run on the fly
• Move parser to pest (wip)
• Detach phases and use JSON to communicate instead of paths
• Add relative values assertions (for metrics/scripts)
• Allow to define nodes that are not started in the launching phase and can be started by the test-runner
• Allow to define race assertions
• Rust integration -> Create multiples libs (crates)
• Explore backchannel use case
• Add support to run test agains a running network (wip)
• Add more CLI subcommands
• Add js/subxt snippets ready to use in assertions (e.g transfers)
• Add XCM support in built-in assertions
• Add ink! smart contract support
• Add support to start from a live network (fork-off) [check subalfred]
• Create “default configuration” – (if zombieconfig.json exists in same dir with zombienet then the config applied in it will override the default configuration of zombienet. E.G if user wants to have as default native instead of k8s he can add to

• Create UI to create .zndls and network files.
• Improve VSCode extension (grammar/snippets/syntax highlighting/file validations) (repo)
• Create UI app (desktop) to run zombienet without the need of terminal.

A UWP template that lets you start making high-quality apps quickly.

Available in Visual Studio Marketplace: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ColinKiama.uwp-fast-track

You can also select “Use this template” and rename namespaces and files yourself.

2 Projects:

• .Net Standard library
• UWP app with a NavigationView

• Localisation preconfigured.
• Multilingual App Toolkit enabled
• Basic MVVM Navigation setup
• Dependency Injection configured
• Includes Windows Community Toolkit and WinUI 2 package

1. In the UWP project, add a reference to the .Net Standard library project
2. Set the UWP Project as the default startup project
3. Change the build architecture type to a specific one

This template is a UWP app with WinUI 2.4 installed and ready to use.

• MainView (Where a NavigationView for the whole app exists)
• HomeView (The first view displayed in the navigation view)
• Page1 (A secondary view that used to show how you can navigate between pages)
• SettingsView (Shows when you select the settings item on the NavigationView)

Learn how to make your own templates here (It can save you a lot of time!): https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/extensibility/creating-custom-project-and-item-templates?view=vs-2019