ryanpersaud

Quick and dirty Spotify playlist export:

1. Login to the Spotify web client
2. Open the Developer Tools (Click on the Kebab Menu -> More Tools -> Developer Tools) and then click on the Network tab
3. Click on a Playlist in the browser Window
4. In the Network tab, look for a request to tracks?...
5. Right-click the request, and select Copy -> Copy as cURL (bash)
6. Paste the request into a bash shell and append |jq -r '.items[] | "\(.track.name)|\(.track.album.name)|\(.track.artists | map(.name) | join(","))"' This should produce a list of the tracks in the playlist with the song, album, and artist(s) separated by a pipe (|)

ryanpersaud

# Adapted from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51397083/python-3-6-rename-column-header-using-dictwriter

import csv

order = ['Account', 'Web Site', 'Login Name', 'Password', 'Comments', 'Member Number', 'Recovery Codes']

# define renamed columns via dictionary
renamer = {'Account': 'Title', 'Web Site' : 'Website', 'Login Name':'Username', 'Comments':'Notes'}

# define column names after renaming

ryanpersaud

Darrell Kienzle noted the following:

I downloaded HDF 2.1 and tweaked my vagrant rig to load all the new stuff from HDF instead of HDP.   There was one less storm dependency 
on HDF – no need for the “atlas_metadata” which HDP includes & requires.  Anyway, when I tried to run the parser, I got the exception 
below.

Long story short, it _looks_ like the submission is a two-step process now.  First, it tries to do some fixups in 
ClientJarTransformerRunner” and output a tmp jar in /tmp.  This is per:

•	STORM-1202: Migrate APIs to org.apache.storm, but try to provide some form of backwards compatability

ryanpersaud

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<template>
  <description>Converts string timestamps to long in JSON.
  </description>
  <name>ConvertStringTimestampsToLong</name>
  <snippet>
    <processors>
      <id>c6cf8df9-bfcf-45e9-ab06-76de85e78f78</id>
      <parentGroupId>a27e19b1-ef3e-41a2-b0ce-266370b14b47</parentGroupId>
      <position>

ryanpersaud

static final ConcurrentHashMap<String, List> getMethodsCache = new ConcurrentHashMap<String, List>();

static public List getMethods(Class c, int arity, String name, boolean getStatics){
	
	// Build the cache key
	String key = c.getName() + String.valueOf(arity) + name + String.valueOf(getStatics);
	
	// Check the cache
	ArrayList methods = getMethodsCache.get();
	if(methods != null) {