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$.fn.extend({
  setClass: function(name, add) {
    if(typeof name === 'object') {
      const classes = name;
      Object.keys(classes).forEach(className => {
        this.setClass(className, classes[className]);
      });
    } else {
      this.each((index, elem) => {
        if(add) {

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(function() {

  var days = [
    "Sunday",
    "Monday",
    "Tuesday",
    "Wednesday",
    "Thursday",
    "Friday",
    "Saturday"

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/*
    Example: Extended EMF Actor Class
    This is not in the core package because
    (1) it is trivial to implement and everyone should 
        be using their own base classes, and
    (2) it sets a couple bad presidences mainly that
        (a) methods and actions are 1:1 and
        (b) calls to Actor should only have one arg, and
    (3) makes debugging and type-checking tough as functions
        are created at runtime.

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/*
    This gist aims to demonstrate how sets can
    be compared in Seth.
    
    All set-to-set comparison methods begin with
    `is` such as `#isSuperset()`. And these methods
    return a Proof class instance with useful
    assertion methods.
    
    Comparisons must be proved through assertions

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# socket.coffee

module.exports = (soc) ->

  debug = true

	# router
	soc.routes = []
	soc.mount = (action, next = ->) ->
		soc.routes.push [action, next]

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// controllerSample.js

module.exports = function($) {
  return require('../slave.js')($, function($) {
    /* If you need to add mixins or properties to the objects 
    that are given from master.js, you need to declare those 
    inside of this function. Otherwise, they will not work. */
		_.mixin({
		    compactObject: function(to_clean) {
		        $._.map(to_clean, function(value, key, to_clean) {