How to use members method in autopy

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leader.py

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...193 except Exception as e:194 log.exception('temporal-state-error', e=e)195 returnValue(True)196 @inlineCallbacks197 def _track_members(self, index):198 previous_index = index199 try:200 log.info('member-tracking-before')201 is_timeout, (tmp_index, results) = yield \202 self.coord.consul_get_with_timeout(203 key=self.coord.membership_prefix,204 recurse=True,205 index=index,206 timeout=10)207 # Check whether we are still the leader - a new regime may be in208 # place by the time we see a membership update209 if self.halted:210 log.info('I am no longer the leader')211 return...

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pickle_lesson2.py

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1'''2***********************************************3* program: pickle_lesson2.py *4* author: Aris Carter *5* date: 1/​28/​21 *6* The Hidden Genius Project *7* Cohort: OAk8 *8***********************************************9'''10import pickle11#1 Initialize an empty dictionary variable, name it all_pod_members12all_pod_members = {}13#2 Initialize a file variable to write data to, name it pod_file, that will14# open a file named hgp_pods that you will write data to the file. 15pod_file = open('all_pods.pkl', 'wb')16#3 Initialize empty dictionary variables, name it as such;17jacore_members = {}18andrew_members = {}19aris_members = {}20gabe_members = {}21richard_members = {}22#4 Create an empty dictionary for the other 3 PODs; Aris, Gabriel and Richard23#5 Add the names and telephone numbers of each member POD 24jacore_members['Jacore Baptiste'] = '(845) 200-6250'25jacore_members['Moussa Ndiaye'] = '(123) 456-7890'26jacore_members['Morris Jones'] = '(925) 286-5922'27jacore_members['Prince Fields'] = '(510) 472-0804'28jacore_members['Akari Johnson'] = '(510) 500-2206'29andrew_members['Andrew Lubega'] = '(925) 727-4611'30andrew_members['Mallick Abdullah'] = '(510) 409-8755' 31andrew_members['Ronin Youngjones'] = '(415) 910-3415'32andrew_members['Glenn Ivory'] = '(510) 328-8290'33aris_members['Aris'] = '(510) 229-6359'34aris_members['Hyab'] = '(510) 612-3737'35aris_members['Milan'] = '(510) 816-3232'36aris_members['Maurice'] = '(510) 424-7789'37aris_members['Zyion'] = '(510) 480-5785'38gabe_members['Gabe'] = '(510) 326-5834'39gabe_members['Emmanuel'] = '(510) 934-4133)'40gabe_members['David'] = '(510) 6316288'41gabe_members['Myles'] = '(510) 500-7266'42richard_members['Richard'] = '(510) 2280-5623'43richard_members['Kymari'] = '(510) 575-1982'44richard_members['Josiah'] = '(510) 860-5112'45richard_members['matthew'] = '(510) 846-2411'46#6 Add all the PODS to the all_pod_members dictionary47all_pod_members['Jacore'] = jacore_members48all_pod_members['Andrew'] = andrew_members49all_pod_members['Aris'] = aris_members50all_pod_members['Gabe'] = gabe_members51all_pod_members['Richard'] = richard_members52#7 Dump all the 53pickle.dump(jacore_members,pod_file)54pickle.dump(andrew_members,pod_file)55pickle.dump(aris_members,pod_file)56pickle.dump(gabe_members,pod_file)57pickle.dump(richard_members,pod_file)58#8 Open the pod_file to read data59pod_file = open('all_pods.pkl', 'rb')60print(all_pod_members,'\n')61#9 Print all the Pod leaders and POD membership62for key,value in all_pod_members.items():63 print('This POD Leader is',key)64 for key2, value2 in value.items():65 print(key2,value2)66 print('\n')...

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member_controller.py

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...7import repositories.sesion_repositories as sesion_repositories8import repositories.booking_repositories as booking_repositories9members_blueprint = Blueprint("members", __name__ )10@members_blueprint.route("/​members")11def members():12 members = member_repositories.select_all()13 sesions = sesion_repositories.select_all()14 return render_template('member/​members.html', members = members, sesions = sesions)15@members_blueprint.route("/​member/​<member_id>/​bookings/​<sesion_id>")16def confirm_booking(member_id,sesion_id):17 # memberId = member_repositories.select(member_id)18 # sesionId = sesion_repositories.select(sesion_id)19 booking = Booking(member_id,sesion_id)20 booking_repositories.create_booking(booking)21 return redirect("/​bookings/​bookings")22@members_blueprint.route('/​members/​addnewmember')23def new_members():24 members = member_repositories.select_all()25 return render_template('member/​addnewmember.html', members = members)26@members_blueprint.route("/​members/​addnewmember", methods=['POST'])27def create_member():28 first_name = request.form['first_name']29 last_name = request.form['last_name']30 membership = request.form['membership']31 active_status = request.form['active_status']32 member= Member(first_name, last_name, membership, active_status)33 member_repositories.create_member(member)34 return redirect("/​members")35@members_blueprint.route("/​member/​<id>/​edit")36def edit_member(id):37 member = member_repositories.select(id)...

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