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import csv
import redis
import sys
from itertools import zip_longest

r = redis.Redis(host='localhost', port=6379)

csvwriter = csv.writer(sys.stdout)

def batcher(iterable, n):

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const Redis = require("ioredis");
const { v4: uuidv4 } = require('uuid');
const redis = new Redis();

const LIFETIME_MS = 1000;
let status = 'running';

const processId = uuidv4();

const sleep = (milliseconds) => {

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Full Stack Javascript Developer (node.js, react)

Here at Luxury Escapes, our mission is to delight our customers with incredible deals for the world's best holidays.

You'll be joining one of our several small, cross-functional teams. You'll be working across the full stack, though we're also open to someone with more of a backend or frontend focus.

We're small-a agile, so we have daily stand ups, pretty autonomous teams, and devs deploy to prod many times every day. We have a flat, collaborative structure both within and between teams.

Relevant skills:

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What we have now:

• The content page in admin is used to reorder all scheduled offers (regardless of which scheduled country)

test-le-svc-offer-syd::DATABASE=> \d offer_brand
                             Table "public.offer_brand"
         Column         |         Type          | Collation | Nullable |  Default   
------------------------+-----------------------+-----------+----------+------------
 fk_offer_salesforce_id | character varying(18) |           | not null | 

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Lux Group Coding Test

We would like you to create a simple Node.js express server which has a single route, /api/search?q=thailand (the thailand part is a variable).

The new route will request packages from "https://api.luxgroup.com/api/public-offers/", and will return a filtered view of content - with the same structure, but filtering to just show the packages based on text-searching the .result[].name and .result[].location fields for the content in the "q" query param.

Please include:

• a package.json (so we can get deps and run the project)
• suitable test coverage

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Currently:

- S3 bucket proxy_pass

Plan A:

- Serve mobile config route from svc-discovery
- Continue to store 'main' state file in S3
- Add an 'index' state file which looks something like:

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var Redis = require('ioredis');

var redis = new Redis({
  host: "nodesydney.wiftycloud.com",
  password: "7884b8baaa49fbcb48f17ad2a146"
});

async function main() {
  // write an event to stream 'events', setting 'key1' to 'value1'
  await redis.sendCommand(

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Getting Started - Event Streaming in 10 minutes

Wiftycloud instances allow you to manage a stream of events. Events might be customer behaviour such as registration, login, or purchasing.

Concepts

Events are has the follow attributes:

• An ID, a timestamp with deduplication - for example: 1511695734461-0. This is auto-generated by the server.

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XADD streamname [MAXLEN items] * field value [field value ...]

Adds a set of fields with values to the specified stream. If MAXLEN items are exceeded, items are removed from the beginning of the stream to bring the length down to MAXLEN. The "*" field is to autogenerate an item ID, but can be overriden.

Return value

Simple string reply: epoch time (in milliseconds) followed by a .N (for differentiating multiple events on the same millisecond)

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local co

local fetch = function(url)
    local promise = js.global:fetch(url)
    promise["then"](promise, function(_, res)
        local jsonPromise = res:json()
        jsonPromise["then"](jsonPromise, function(_, json)
            co(json)
        end)
    end)