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#!/usr/bin/env node
// Based on the 'replace text' hook found here: http://devgirl.org/2013/11/12/three-hooks-your-cordovaphonegap-project-needs/
// This hook should be placed in the 'after_prepare' hook folder.

// The hook relies on a JSON file located at '<project_root>/resources/.build.json' to track the build number.
// build.json content:
// {"build: 1}

// Add 'BUILDNR' to the version number in the '<project_root>/config.xml' file.

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{
  "directory": "vendor"
}

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<div class="uk-form-icon">
	<i class="uk-icon-calendar"></i>
	<input type="text" class="uk-width-1-1" ng-model="item.classified.meta.applyBy" data-uk-datepicker="{format:'DD.MM.YYYY'}" placeholder="{{ 'CLASSIFIED_CREATE_JOB_META_APPLYBY_DATE' | translate }}" />
</div>

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(function() {
    'use strict';

    var module = angular.module('api.auth', [
        'angular-data.DS',
        'ngCordova'
    ]);

    module.constant('AUTH_EVENTS', {
        loginSuccess: 'auth-login-success',

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/* Small */
@media (max-width: @breakpoint-small-max) {

    [class*='uk-push-small-'],
    [class*='uk-pull-small-'] { position: relative; }

    /*
     * Push
     */

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import StringEnum from './StringEnum';
export const Intent = StringEnum(['success', 'warning', 'error', 'info']);
export type Intent = keyof typeof Intent;

/**
 * This allows you to declare an enum that can be used a both a type and value, while still allowing the user to use plain strings.
 * The option to use plain strings is good when you are developing a library that might be used in a none TS project.
 * example
````
const Message = (intent:Intent) => (message: string) => {

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A react native form hook based on formik. shamelessly taken from Jarred (jaredpalmer/formik#1046)

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const rawToken = "v83dtres";
const checksum = Luhn.generate(rawToken);
const testToken = `${rawToken}${checksum}`;
const isValid = Luhn.validate(testToken);

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import { createContext } from 'react';
import { ActionProps, FeatureConfig, FeatureState } from './feature.types';

const dispatch = <Feature extends string | number>(
  value: ActionProps<Feature>
) => {};

export const createFeatureContext = <Feature extends string | number>(
  features: FeatureState<Feature>,
  config: FeatureConfig

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@evanion/rex

Rex is a Redux-like state management library that is reactive and immutable out of the box. It's just a tiny wrapper lib on top of RxJS and immer.

Creating a store

To create a new store you call the createStore function with a reducer and its initial state.

There is no need to supply a default case in your reducer, and the reducer shouldn't return anything.