poc2go PotOfCoffee2Go

// app.js or where-ever 'app' and 'express' vars are assigned
const
    fs = require('fs-extra'),
    path = require('path'),
    marked = require('marked');

// Web site is in ./www from this js file
const commonSiteDir = __dirname +'/www';

Draft 6/21/2017

Review procedures of updates to PotOfCoffee2Go fork of `node-red-contrib-alasql`

Before accepting Pull Requests to PotOfCoffee2Go fork of node-red-contrib-alasql a review of the updates will be performed.

The review will be done by installing changes locally, kick-the-tires, and upon acceptance will be submitted to https://github.com/AlaSQL/node-red-contrib-alasql for merging into the next production release.

Currently, nodes developed under node-red do not have a system of test verification - such as mocha, jasmine, etc. The best that can be done at this time, is to build a node-red test suite of flows that test the modifications. No updates will be accepted by PotOfCoffee2Go without a set of accompanying node-red flows which test the changes.

The reviewers will integrate the flows into what will become a standard set of test flows to be approved by the maintainers of the official production release of node-red-contrib-alasql AlaSQL,

Git server behind a firewall

It is handy to be able to quickly create a git repo server with anonymous clone and push access rights.
Note: Anyone!! with access to the server will be able to clone and push to the repo
Is super handy for personal use, in-house networks, or networks behind a firewall where security is less of an issue.

Server side

Create common repo directory

Create the server git directory
Create a test repo
Bring up the git server daemon

Press 'raw' button of the _index.html file below
Copy the file (ctrl-a)(ctrl-c)
Paste into fav editor (ctrl-v) and save (ctrl-s).
- (Name can be anything but should have a '.html' extension)
Open in browser - no server needed.
- (The other files in this gist will be automatically fetched)

RLE parser usage

See the RLE section for definition of RLE format.

This class expects the (extended) RLE input to be correctly formatted. It is a two state parser, thus multi-state RLE will not parse properly.

The output this.pattern is a string with spaces(dead)/zero(alive) with lines separated by '\n'.

	/**
	Mark up code document at the given `codeUrl` into the div `domelement`
	using the optional option overrides and optional callback.

	Callback signature is (err, out) - where `out` is the structure defined
	in [markupcode.js](../src/markupcode'js).

	The getCodeUrl function allows testing on localhost (ie: leaves the
	url untouched). If the server is not localhost will change url to
	go to GitHub for the raw source to mark up.

	GistBtns = {
	// Used to lookup language based on file extension and render highlighting
	const prism = new PrismLookup;

	function tinyOcto() {return `${Spinner.octocat}`.replace('"48" height="48"','"24" height="24"')}

	const gistid = '8014cc196d580699feab787abc9398a0'; // My Gist for these examples
	let buttons = [];
	buttons[0] = html`<button class="bttn pill" style="margin-left: 2em;">Markdown gist</button>`;
	buttons[0].onclick = async () => {

	/*
	Create empty directory

	From command line
	* note to self: nvm use 10

	npm init -y
	npm i fs-extra --save
	npm i node-fetch --save
	npm i download-cli --save

	/*
	Persist values between web pages in localstorage
	Handles data objects to any depth
	usage:
	let store = new Store;
	let value = store.db.path.to.field.value;
	store.update = {section: {field: value}};
	*/
	class Store {
	constructor() { this.init(); }

	/*
	Allows coloring linux console text with nodejs.
	Color codes are loaded into a table of 8 rows
	with each row containing 64 columns.

	Examples:
	Save this file as 'colorconsole.js'
	then run 'node ./colorconsole.js'

	Usage: