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class ServiceResource(ModelResource):
    manager = fields.ToOneField(UserResource, 'manager',full=True)
    area = fields.ToOneField(AreaResource, 'area',full=True)
    specification = fields.ToManyField('services.api.ServiceSpecResource','servicespec_set',full=True)
    class Meta:
        queryset = Service.objects.all()
        resource_name = 'service'

class ServiceSpecResource(ModelResource):
    service = fields.ToOneField(ServiceResource,'service')

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// First go to https://secure.studentfinance.direct.gov.uk/ and log in.
// Now go to https://secure.studentfinance.direct.gov.uk/customer/payments/view?service=direct/1/Home/listPayments_TablePages.pages_linkPage&sp=AHome%2FlistPayments_TableView&sp=1
// Now open the console and put in:
//
// var jq = document.createElement('script');
// jq.src = "//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.3/jquery.min.js";
// document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(jq);
// jQuery.noConflict();
//
// Press enter.

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/**
 * This plugin hook for React table provides the ability for percentage
 * widths to be provided in the column definitions, whilst maintaining the
 * ability to resize those columns.
 */
export const usePercentageColumns = hooks => {
  hooks.useInstance.push(useInstance)
  hooks.getRowProps.push(getRowStyles)
  hooks.getHeaderProps.push(getHeaderProps)
  hooks.getCellProps.push(getCellProps)

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// This method of detecting changes in a list of elements is a sledgehammer and probably memory intense if your DOM is already memory intense.
// But leaning on the semantics of the web platforms `isEqualNode` is useful if those semantics are what you are after.
//
// The semantics are much closer to a "meaningful change" than comparing element references. But dont go all the way to
// a "user visible change" guarantee since that depends if things like certain possible attribute changes amount
// to a visible change in your app.
// 
// It differs from the usual way of detecting changes (which should remain the usual, this gist is for edge cases). The
// usual way being targetted comparison of some individual aspects of the elements, e.g. visible text. The difference is
// that this is a good middle ground for detecting "any characteristic change" of an element in cases where perhaps you need

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SignalRGB Component For Vertically Mounted Zotac 5000 Series Amp Extreme

Custom LED arrangement for a vertically mounted Zotac 5000 series "Amp Extreme" card connected to ARGB.

This positions everything such that it works how you expect it to on SignalRGBs 2D canvas.

If you have a horizontally ("normally") mounted card this profile isn't for you out of the box, but someone can easily use the data contained within the JSON to dervive one for that, I'm just too lazy as mine is vertical :D.

Installation

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