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supplier_name: Vendor2

# All vendor endpoints that will be generated in the network client.
endpoints:
  - Auth
  - Search

# Endpoints that will be in the service, called sequentially in the given order
mapping:
  Search:

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supplier_name: Vendor1

# All vendor endpoints that will be generated in the network client.
endpoints:
  - Search

# Endpoints that will be in the service, called sequentially in the given order
mapping:
  Search:
    - Search

furquanuddin94

package com.someRandomVendor.search

private[search] class SomeRandomVendorSearchService(
  client: SomeRandomVendorClient,
  requestMapper: Mapper[SearchRequest, SomeRandomVendorSearchRequest],
  responseMapper: Mapper[SomeRandomVendorSearchResponse, SearchResponse]) extends SearchService {

  override def search(request: SearchRequest): Future[SearchResponse] = {
    for {
      //validate request

furquanuddin94

package $package$.search

private[search] class $Supplier$SearchService(
  client: $Supplier$Client,
  requestMapper: Mapper[SearchRequest, $Supplier$SearchRequest],
  responseMapper: Mapper[$Supplier$SearchResponse, SearchResponse]) extends SearchService {

  override def search(request: SearchRequest): Future[SearchResponse] = {
    for {
      //validate request

furquanuddin94

//list of integers
val myList: List[Int] = List(1, 2, 7, 3, 6, 4)

//predicate function to check whether a number is odd or not
def isOdd: Int => Boolean = value => value % 2 == 1

//create a new list containing only odd elements
myList.filter(isOdd) //output: List(1, 7, 3)

furquanuddin94

//list of integers
val myList: List[Int] = List(1, 2, 7, 3)

//function to give neighbouring integers of an integer
def neighbourFunc: Int => List[Int] = value => List(value - 1, value + 1)

//using map() will give us an unflattened list
myList.map(neighbourFunc)         //output: List(List(0, 2), List(1, 3), List(6, 8), List(2, 4))

//using map() + flatten() will give us a flattened list

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    List(1, 2, 7, 3).map(value => value * 2) //output: List(2, 4, 14, 6)

    List(1, 2, 7, 3).map(_ * 2)              //output: List(2, 4, 14, 6)

furquanuddin94

//list of integers
val myList: List[Int] = List(1,2,7,3)

//function to multiply an integer by 2
def doubleUpFunction: Int => Int = value => value*2

//creating a new list multiplying each element by 2
myList.map(element => doubleUpFunction(element)) //output: List(2, 4, 14, 6)

//or simply

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#!/bin/bash

#Script to access server boxes
#Put the script in any directory present on system's $PATH. Make the file executable via "chmod +x portkey". Then use "portkey help" for instructions on how to use.
#Prerequirements: Install JQ and Sponge

homeDir=$( echo $HOME )
configFile="${homeDir}/portkey.conf"
paramCount="$#"
if [ "$paramCount" = "0" ] || [ "$1" = "help" ]