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import React from 'react';
import styled from 'styled-components';
import CursorZoom from 'react-cursor-zoom';

const StyledImageZoom = styled(CursorZoom)`
	border: 1px solid black;
`

const ImageZoom = () => {
	return (

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// 1. data modelling and joins?
	// allows for querying orders
	// requires getting activites and then querying orders
	// little slower on the reads?? -- read activity and then read async value details
	// can easily read orders? 

	// a. 
// please note that there could be multiple types
x = {
	activities: {

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// Goal1: get activites for user for particular date
// Goal2: get most recent activites in the database for reporting 
// Match: UID and startDate 
// 2 options 


// a. pushed objects
// not sure how to query for both uid AND startDate
// easy to achieve goal 2
z = {

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"users": {
  "$uid": {
    ".read": "auth !== null && (auth.uid === $uid || auth.uid === 'admin')",
    ".write": "auth !== null && newData.child('email').exists() && (auth.uid === $uid || auth.uid === 'admin')",

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// https://medium.com/@koresar/fun-with-stamps-episode-1-stamp-basics-e0627d81efe0#.ke7jo334j

const stampit = require('stampit');
// stampit(methods, state, enclose);

const HasFoo = stampit.compose({
  properties: {
    foo: 'default foo!'
  }
});

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const stampit = require('stampit');
// stampit(methods, state, enclose);

var testObj = stampit(
// methods
{
delegateMethod: function delegateMethod() {
return 'shared property';
}
},

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var stripe = require("stripe")(
  "TEST_STRIPE_HERE"
);

class Charge {
    constructor(opts = {}) {
    this.amount = opts.amount;
    this.currency = 'cad';
    this.customer = opts.customer;
    this.description = opts.description;   

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const stripeProvider = require('../helpers/providers-stripe');

module.exports = class Charge {
  constructor(opts = {}) {
    this.amount = opts.amount;
    this.currency = 'cad';
    this.customer = opts.customer;
    this.description = opts.description;
  }

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/*
    Run a chain of promises
    Catch pTwo because it's rejected
    When handling the error, call a class instance method
*/

class CatchHandler {
    constructor(){
        this.value = 'visible'
    }

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// Why doesn't this return run p1, run p2, run p3
// currently returns run p1, run p3, run p2

const p1 = () => {
    return  new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
        console.log('run p1');
        setTimeout(resolve, 1000, 'p1');
    })   
};