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import socket
import struct
import threading
import time

GPUDPORT = 59123
APIVERSION = 1

class GPUDServer:
    def __init__(self, port=GPUDPORT):

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export const useCrudeEventWrapper = () => {
  const [someUiThing, setSomeUiThing] = useState();
  useEffect(() => {
    const adapter = new MyAdapter();
    adapter.on('somethinghappened', (event) => {
        setSomeUiThing(event.whatever);
    });

    return () => adapter.off('somethinghappened'); // or however you unsub
  });

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The rain came down in sheets, threatening to drench the small hunter's gear and clothes. 
John had been tracking his prize elk all morning, but as the storm rolled in, he knew it 
was time to find shelter. He set his backpack aside and began frantically searching for 
a place to take cover.

Spotting a nearby old oak tree, John gathered his gear and ran towards it. He quickly 
found a suitable spot near the trunk and began to set up his tarp, securing it with 
rocks and trees to keep it from blowing away. As he worked, the wind howled through 
the branches above him.

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export const AppState = observable({
  isAuthenticated: false,
  profile: null as Profile | null,
});

export const setProfile = action((profile: Profile | null) => {
  if (AppState.isAuthenticated && profile === null) {
    console.log('[STATE] Logged out');
    AppState.isAuthenticated = false;
    AppState.profile = null;

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const { loadSecrets } = require('./src/lib/secrets');

exports.default = async function BOOT() {
  await loadSecrets('path/to/my/secret');
};

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const ReconnectingWebSocket = require('reconnecting-websocket');
const axios = require('axios');
const WS = require('ws');

// Written with ES5 metaphors to eliminate the need for Babel in test.

const KEY_CHARS = '0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz'.split('');

const generateRequestId = () => {
  const uuid = [];

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const { Initializer, api } = require('actionhero');
const fs = require('fs');
const shortid = require('../lib/shortid');

const safeApiRequestId = params => (params.apiRequestId || shortid(20))
    .replace(/[^0-9a-zA-Z_-]/g, '')
    .substring(0, 64);

function instrumentAction(data) {
    const { action, params, response, connection } = data;

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Requires json2yaml and, of course, ActionHero itself installed in the project. This script is fairly crude and has some hard-coded behaviors, such as expecting to find data models defined on api.models. It is provided here only for reference.

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const { Initializer, api } = require('actionhero');

// Adjust to suit... Or optionally move into config...
const allowedOrigins = [
    'https://staging.mydomain.com',
    'https://www.mydomain.com',
    'https://mydomain.com',
    'http://localhost:8080',
];

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EJS template rendering in ActionHero 19+

This example provides a proof of concept for simple EJS-based template rendering in ActionHero. Note that EJS is this author's favorite "simple" NodeJS template engine but it could easily be replaced with any other engine you wish.

Sample Usage

1. Copy ejs.js to initializers/.
2. Create a folder called templates/ and copy leaderboard.js there.
3. Copy the sample 'getLeaderboard.js' action to actions/.