Michael michbarsinai

Israeli? Support #No2Bio? Got some time?

We now have an open knesset embed showing the history of the biometric database bill, and if you click on the "3" (third vote) - you can see who voted for and against our privacy.

I'd rather not count on people "clicking on the 3". I want users to look these MKs in the eye and memorize who exactly didn't give a damn about their basic human rights. Is it too much to ask? :)

I've asked whether there was a way to make the embed open a specific popup, and @daonb suggested getting the information via API (thanks), so I took this JSON, imported the MK information into the vote objects (no need to fetch any URLs. All data's in there), and trimmed some fluff we probably wouldn't use (committee membership, etc.).

As an example - index.html shows on a map where the MKs who voted against our privacy live.

	/*
	Usage:
	> UriBase64Long(1234567891011L).mkString
	val res41: String = dqTp5Kaa

	> Range(0,8).map(_=>Random.nextLong()).flatMap(UriBase64Long(_)).mkString
	val res42: String = 6MO_7T1drnVveBdcHYG08PcCDyx5QlyU@~T8UpTr6Go02cjd7@IJBYSHk0EttfhS

	*/


	import java.nio.file._
	import java.nio.file.attribute._
	import scala.collection.JavaConverters._
	import java.time._
	import java.time.format._

	val fmt = DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern("yyyy-MM")
	val src = Paths.get(args(0))
	val dst = Paths.get(args(1))

	def nonEmpty( v:String )(f:(String=>Html)):Html = {
	if ( v != null && v.trim.nonEmpty ) {
	f(v.trim)
	} else {
	Html("")
	}
	}