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Welcome to the ultimate hub for all things Handball Champions League International. Here, we bring you the freshest updates on matches, expert betting predictions, and everything you need to know about your favorite teams and players. Whether you're a seasoned handball enthusiast or new to the sport, our content is designed to keep you informed and engaged.

Why Handball Champions League International?

The Handball Champions League International is not just a tournament; it's a spectacle of skill, strategy, and sportsmanship. With teams from across the globe competing for the prestigious title, every match is a thrilling encounter that showcases the best of handball. Our platform ensures you don't miss a beat with daily updates and in-depth analyses.

Match Highlights and Daily Updates

Our dedicated team of analysts provides comprehensive coverage of each match, including key moments, player performances, and strategic insights. With updates refreshed daily, you'll always have access to the latest information:

  • Match summaries and highlights
  • Detailed player statistics
  • Expert commentary on game strategies
  • Video highlights and replays

Expert Betting Predictions

For those interested in betting, our platform offers expert predictions to help you make informed decisions. Our analysts use advanced algorithms and deep knowledge of the sport to provide insights into likely outcomes:

  • Predictions based on historical data and current form
  • Analysis of team strengths and weaknesses
  • Insights into key matchups and potential game-changers
  • Recommendations for safe bets and high-reward opportunities

In-Depth Team Analyses

Get to know your favorite teams better with our detailed analyses. We cover everything from team line-ups and coaching strategies to player profiles and fan culture:

  • Detailed breakdowns of team formations and tactics
  • Profiles of star players and emerging talents
  • Insights into team dynamics and morale
  • Cultural aspects of teams from different countries

Interactive Features for Fans

Engage with fellow fans through our interactive features designed to enhance your experience:

  • Live match discussions in our community forums
  • Polls and quizzes about handball trivia and predictions
  • User-generated content sections for fan art and stories
  • Opportunities to participate in fantasy leagues

Betting Strategies for Success

Betting on handball can be both exciting and rewarding if approached with the right strategies. Here are some tips from our experts:

  • Understand the basics of handball betting markets
  • Analyze team performance trends over recent matches
  • Consider external factors such as injuries or weather conditions
  • Diversify your bets to manage risk effectively
  • Stay updated with the latest news and insights from our platform

The Thrill of Live Matches

Experience the excitement of live matches with our real-time updates. Whether you're watching at home or following along on the go, we provide all the action-packed moments:

  • Livestreams of select matches (where available)
  • Real-time score updates and notifications
  • In-match commentary from expert analysts
  • Social media integration for sharing your reactions live

Educational Content for New Fans

New to handball? We've got you covered with educational content that will help you understand the game:

  • Tutorials on basic rules and regulations of handball
  • Videos explaining common strategies and plays used in matches
  • Glossary of handball terms and jargon explained simply
  • Interviews with players and coaches about their experiences in the sport

The Cultural Impact of Handball in South Africa

In South Africa, handball is more than just a sport; it's a part of our cultural fabric. Explore how handball influences communities across the nation:

  • The history of handball in South Africa and its growth over the years
  • Inspiring stories of local players who have made it big internationally
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  • The role of handball in promoting teamwork and discipline among youth groups.lazylarry/utopia<|file_sep|>/src/utopia/persistence/src/main/scala/utopia/persistence/document/mongo/MongoStorage.scala package utopia.persistence.document.mongo import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicBoolean import scala.collection.mutable.ListBuffer import scala.concurrent.ExecutionContext.Implicits.global import scala.concurrent.Future import scala.util.{Failure, Success} import utopia.flow.generic.casting.ValueConversions._ import utopia.flow.generic.model.immutable.ModelCompanion import utopia.flow.generic.model.immutable.ModelInstance import utopia.flow.operator.model.immutable.{OperatorQuery, OperatorQuerySyntax} import utopia.flow.time.Timer._ import utopia.flow.time.Timer import utopia.nexus.http.client.RestClient import utopia.nexus.http.client.RestClient.Routes._ import utopia.nexus.http.client.RestRequest.{BasicAuthHeader, Header} import utopia.nexus.http.client.RestResponse._ import utopia.nexus.http.client.RequestExecutor.executeRequestWithTimeout import utopia.nexus.laws.universal.UniversalJsonFormatSupport._ import utopia.nexus.laws.universal.UniversalJsonSupport._ import utopia.nexus.sql.database.factory.DatabaseConnectionPoolFactory import utopia.nexus.sql.database.pool.DatabaseConnectionPool import utopia.nexus.sql.statement.immutable.WhereStatementSyntax import utopia.vault.model.StorableWithId /** * A class that allows storing models using Mongo DB. * It uses an existing connection pool which should be obtained via `DatabaseConnectionPoolFactory`. * * @author Mikko Hilpinen * @since 2021-01-15 */ class MongoStorage[ModelType <: ModelInstance[ModelType]](val modelCompanion: ModelCompanion[ModelType]) extends StorableWithId[ModelType] { private implicit val jsonFormat = modelCompanion.jsonFormat private lazy val host = mongoUri.hostname() private lazy val port = mongoUri.port() private lazy val databaseName = mongoUri.database() private lazy val collectionName = modelCompanion.collectionName() private lazy val credentials = Option(mongoUri.userInfo()).map(_.split(":",2)).flatMap { case Array(user,password) => Some(BasicAuthHeader(user,password)) } private lazy val connectionPool: DatabaseConnectionPool = DatabaseConnectionPoolFactory.connectionPool(mongoUri) private var isConnected: AtomicBoolean = new AtomicBoolean(false) // region Constructor /** * Creates a new storage. * The connection pool is initialized lazily. * The storage attempts to connect once per hour. * @param mongoUri The URI used to connect. */ def this(mongoUri: String) = this(MongoStorage.modelCompanionFromUri(mongoUri)) // endregion // region Properties /** * The URI used to connect. */ protected def mongoUri: java.net.URI = modelCompanion.mongoUri /** * The connection pool used by this storage. */ protected def connectionPool: DatabaseConnectionPool = this.connectionPool // endregion // region Private members private var nextCheckTime: Long = System.currentTimeMillis() + MONGO_CHECK_INTERVAL_MS // endregion // region StorableWithId members /** * Returns all stored models. * @return A future containing all stored models. */ override def getAll: Future[List[ModelType]] = { checkConnectivity() val query = OperatorQuery.syntax("find" -> collectionName) // val query = WhereStatementSyntax(collectionName).select("*") // Future(connectionPool.sendSelect(query).map(_.toModels(modelCompanion))) Future(executeRequestWithTimeout(createRequest(query), timeout).map { case OkResponse(_, json) => json.as[List[ModelType]] case ErrorResponse(_, errorText) => throw new Exception(s"Failed fetching data from Mongo DB:n$errorText") }) // Future(executeRequestWithTimeout(createRequest(query), timeout).map { // case OkResponse(_, json) => // json.as[List[ModelType]] // case ErrorResponse(_, errorText) => // throw new Exception(s"Failed fetching data from Mongo DB:n$errorText") // }) // Future(connectionPool.sendSelect(query).map(_.toModels(modelCompanion))) // Future(executeRequest(createRequest(query)).map { // case OkResponse(_, json) => // json.as[List[ModelType]] // case ErrorResponse(_, errorText) => // throw new Exception(s"Failed fetching data from Mongo DB:n$errorText") // }) // Future(executeRequest(createRequest(query)).map { // case OkResponse(_, json) => // json.as[List[ModelType]] // case ErrorResponse(_, errorText) => // throw new Exception(s"Failed fetching data from Mongo DB:n$errorText") // }) // Future(connectionPool.sendSelect(query).map(_.toModels(modelCompanion))) /** * Saves all given models. * Models without an id are saved as new records. * Models with an id are updated. * @param models The models to save. * @return A future containing all saved models. */ override def saveAll(models: List[ModelType]): Future[List[ModelType]] = { checkConnectivity() // var savedModels: ListBuffer[ModelType] = ListBuffer.empty var queries: ListBuffer[OperatorQuerySyntax] = ListBuffer.empty var requests: ListBuffer[(String, RestClient.Request)] = ListBuffer.empty models.foreach { model => if (model.hasId) { queries += OperatorQuery.syntax("update" -> collectionName) ++= Map("_id" -> model.id.toString) requests += (model.id.toString -> createUpdateRequest(queries.last)) } else { queries += OperatorQuery.syntax("insert" -> collectionName) requests += (model.id.toString -> createInsertRequest(queries.last)) } queries.clear() } Future.sequence(requests.map { request => executeRequestWithTimeout(request._2, timeout).transform { case Success(OkResponse(_,json)) => Success(json.as[ModelType]) case Failure(exception) => Failure(new Exception(s"Failed saving model $model:n${exception.getMessage}", exception)) case _ => Failure(new Exception(s"Failed saving model $model")) }.andThen { case Success(model) => // savedModels += model () case Failure(exception) => () exception.printStackTrace() () }}).map(_.toList) // Future.sequence(requests.map { request => executeRequestWithTimeout(request._2, timeout).transform { // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // // //// Success(OkResponse(_,json)) => //// //// Success(json.as[ModelType]) //// //// Failure(exception) => //// //// Failure(new Exception(s"Failed saving model $model:n${exception.getMessage}", exception)) //// //// case _ => //// //// Failure(new Exception(s"Failed saving model $model")) //// //// }.andThen { //// //// case Success(model) => //// //// savedModels += model //// //// case Failure(exception) => //// //// exception.printStackTrace() //// //// () //// //// }}).map(savedModels.toList) /** * Saves a single model. * If the model has no id it is saved as a new record. * If it has an id it is updated instead. * @param model The model to save. * @return A future containing the saved model. */ override def save(model: ModelType): Future[ModelType] = Future(saveAll(List(model)).map(_.head)) /** * Deletes all given models. * @param models The models to delete. */ override def deleteAll(models: List[ModelType]): Unit = Future.sequence(models.map(delete(_))).onComplete(_ => ()) /** * Deletes a single model. * @param model The model to delete. */ override def delete(model: ModelType): Future[Unit] = checkConnectivity() >> Future(executeRequestWithTimeout(createDeleteRequest(model.id), timeout).transform { case Success(OkResponse(_,json)) => Success(()) case Failure(exception) => Failure(new Exception(s"Failed deleting object $model:n${exception.getMessage}", exception)) case _ => Failure(new Exception(s"Failed deleting object $model")) }) // endregion private def createInsertRequest(query: OperatorQuerySyntax): RestClient.Request = RestClient.request(host,port,collectionName,"POST",credentials=query.headers ++ credentials) private def createUpdateRequest(query: OperatorQuerySyntax): RestClient.Request = RestClient.request(host,port,collectionName,"PUT",credentials=query.headers ++ credentials) private def createDeleteRequest(id: Any): RestClient.Request = RestClient.request(host,port,collectionName,"DELETE",id.toString,"",credentials=Some(BasicAuthHeader("admin",""))) private def createRequest(query: OperatorQuerySyntax): RestClient.Request = RestClient.request(host,port,collectionName,"GET",credentials=query.headers ++ credentials) private def checkConnectivity(): Unit = if (System.currentTimeMillis() > nextCheckTime && !isConnected.get()) { isConnected.set(true) nextCheckTime += MONGO_CHECK_INTERVAL_MS Timer.runSingle("MongoDB connection check") >> Future(connectionPool.sendSelect("*").map(_ => ()).recover { case exception => exception.printStackTrace() isConnected.set(false) }) onFailure { exception => exception.printStackTrace() isConnected.set(false) } } private object MongoStorage { /** * Creates a companion object for given uri based on its database name (the last part after '/'). * @param uri The URI used by Mongo DB instance. * @tparam ModelType The type used by companion object. * @return A companion object that can be used by [[MongoStorage]] instances connected to given uri. */ def modelCompanionFromUri[ModelType <: ModelInstance[ModelType]](uri: String)(implicit companion: ModelCompanion[ModelType]): ModelCompanion[ModelType] = companion.copy(mongoUri=uri.toURI()) /** * The interval between two checks if Mongo DB is still accessible. */ val MONGO_CHECK_INTERVAL_MS = 3600000L } }<|repo_name|>lazylarry/utopia<|file_sep|>/src/utopia/nexus/sql/statement/StatementParser.scala package utopia.nexus.sql.statement import java.util.regex.Pattern import scala.collection.mutable.ListBuffer /** * Used for parsing SQL statements into parts that can be combined into a string or analyzed separately later on. * It has some knowledge about SQL syntax but not enough to build valid SQL statements itself - only parse them correctly into their parts. * It can't handle multiple statements separated by semicolons though since it uses regex patterns that don't take this into account when looking for keywords etc. * For instance if there are two statements like "SELECT ... FROM ...; UPDATE ... SET ..."