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fink-filters 7.22
User-defined filters for the Fink broker.

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# Fink filters

This repository contains filters used to flag particular parts of the full stream to be distributed to Fink users. More information about available topics and how to create your filter at [https://fink-broker.readthedocs.io/en/latest/science/filters](https://fink-broker.readthedocs.io/en/latest/science/filters/).

## Installation

If you want to install the package (broker deployment), you can just pip it:

```bash
pip install fink_filters --upgrade
```

## Taxonomy

There are two types of filters: filters that run on the live stream, and filters that are applied after the observing night (e.g. because they need to aggregate data before, or compute statistics). For each survey, the first kind can be found in the folder `livestream`.

## Rubin

For Rubin, 1 filter = 1 class = 1 HBase table (query). The name of the filter is also the same name for the class, and the same name for the Kafka topic.

### Test data

Testing the filters & blocks require science data. Fire a Fink container, process data inside, and transfer it here (`datatest` folder).
mdformat-lists 0.0.2
An mdformat plugin to configure bullet characters for unordered lists and markers for ordered lists
Requires Python: >=3.10

# mdformat-lists

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A [mdformat](https://github.com/hukkin/mdformat) plugin to configure list markers for unordered and ordered lists.

By default, mdformat uses `-` as the bullet character (alternating with `*` for consecutive lists) and `.` as the ordered list marker. This plugin allows you to choose between `-`, `*`, and `+` for bullets, and `.` and `)` for ordered list markers.

## Usage

Install with:

```bash
pip install mdformat-lists
```

Then simply run mdformat as usual:

```bash
mdformat <filename>
```

### Configuration

#### Unordered list bullet

Configure the bullet character in `.mdformat.toml`:

```toml
[plugin.lists]
bullet = "*"
```

Or via the command line:

```bash
mdformat --bullet="*" <filename>
```

Valid values are `-` (default), `*`, and `+`.

#### Ordered list marker

Configure the ordered list marker in `.mdformat.toml`:

```toml
[plugin.lists]
ordered_marker = ")"
```

Or via the command line:

```bash
mdformat --ordered-marker=")" <filename>
```

Valid values are `.` (default) and `)`.

When multiple ordered lists appear consecutively, the plugin alternates between the primary and secondary marker (`.` and `)`) to prevent Markdown parsers from merging separate lists into one.