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Converts entire DataView to a string as utf-8.
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bytes to convert
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the string
Log a message to the console. Put here to limit lint console errors for the times we really do want to use console.log. Will also append a p tag to a div#debug if it exists.
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the message to log
typescript-y check if Error.
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object that might be an Error
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true if Error object
typescript-y convert errors.
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obejct that might be an Error object
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an Error object
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Extends HTMLElement
Log a warning message to the console. Put here to limit lint console errors for the times we really do want to use console.log. Will also append a p tag to a div#debug if it exists.
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the message to log
String representation of input. This is kind of dumb but makes flow happier.
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any kind of thing that can be turned into a string
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a string
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Create a luxon Interval from a start and end.
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start of the interval as iso string or DateTime
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end of the interval as string or DateTime
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the interval
Create a luxon Interval from a start and a duration. If the duration is negative, the start time will become the end time. This differs from luxon Interval.after which will return an invalid Interval instead.
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start of the interval as iso string or DateTime
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duration of the interval as iso string, number of seconds, or Duration
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the interval
Create a luxon Interval from a duration and a end. If the duration is negative, the end time will become the start time. This differs from luxon Interval.before which will return an invalid Interval instead.
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duration of the interval as iso string, number of seconds, or Duration
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end of the interval as string or DateTime
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Create a luxon Interval from a duration and a center time. The final duration will be twice the input.
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half duration of the interval as iso string, number of seconds, or Duration
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center of the interval as string or DateTime
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the interval
Calculates offset of remote server versus local time. It is assumed that the argument was acquired as close in time to calling this as possible.
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now as reported by remote server
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offset in seconds to now on local machine
converts the input value is a DateTime, throws Error if not a string, Date or DateTime. Zero length string or "now" return current time.
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'now', string time, Date, number of milliseconds since epoch, or DateTime
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DateTime created from argument
Converts name and value into a html query parameter, with appending ampersand.
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parameter name
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parameter value
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formated query parameter
Converts name and value into a parameter line, with appending newline, for including in POST body.
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parameter name
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parameter value
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formated query parameter
converts to ISO8601 but removes the trailing Z as FDSN web services do not allow that.
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DateTime to convert to string
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ISO8601 without timezone Z
Extracts a valid starting DateTime from interval. Throws Error if interval is not valid.
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luxon Interval
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start DateTime
Extracts a valid ending DateTime from interval. Throws Error if interval is not valid.
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luxon Interval
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end DateTime
Converts a luxon DateTime to a Javascript Date, checking for null, undefined and isValid first. Throws Error in that case.
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luxon DateTime
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Check a Luxon DateTime, Interval or Duration for valid. Throws Error if not. THis is to avoid globally setting luxon's Settings.throwOnInvalid = true; but still throw/catch on invalid dates.
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luxon object
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optional message to add to error
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passed in object if valid
Create string name for a timezone. Uses zone name except for UTC, which returns "UTC".
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timezone to describe
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optional time to calc name at ie EST vs EDT
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string version of zone
Utility method to pull raw text result from a url. Result returned is an Promise.
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the url
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promise to string result
Utility method to pull raw json result from a url. Result returned is an Promise.
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the url
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promise to string result
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the protocol, http: or https: for the document if possible.
Note this includes the colon.
Upgrade url protocol to https if document location is https
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url to upgrade
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upgraded url
Create default fetch init object with the given mimeType. Sets no-cache, follow redirects, cors mode, referrer as seisplotjs and mimetype as a header. Note that redirect with POST may fail due to POST being changed to GET on a 301. Fetching with POST may wish to use redirect: "manual" to handle the 301 correctly by POSTing to the new URL.
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requested mime type
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object with fetch configuration parameters
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Does a fetch, but times out if it takes too long.
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url to retrieve
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fetch configuration, initialization
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maximum time to wait in seconds
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optional fetch to use instead of global fetch
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promise to the result
Allows downloading of in memory data, as ArrayBufferLike, to file as if the user clicked a download link.
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ArrayBufferLike to download
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default filename
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mimeType, default application/octet-stream
Recursively calculates the mean of a slice of an array. This helps with very long seismograms to equally weight each sample point without overflowing.
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slice of a seismogram
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number of points in the original seismogram
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sum of slice data points divided by totalPts
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Parses a string of the form 'an+b', where 'a' is a positive integer (can be omitted if 1), 'n' is a literal character, and 'b' is an integer (or omitted for zero). Examples include: '3n+1', 'n', '2n', '4n-2'. The resulting 'b' value will be reduced to its smallest positive form; for example, the previous example would return [4, 2] (-2 % 4 = 2), which is an equivalent representation when considering the bias for an infinite series.
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String of the form 'an+b'
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The 'a' and 'b' values parsed and reduced from the given 'value' string, returned as an array