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import React from 'react'
import MetaTags from 'react-meta-tags'
import PropTypes from 'prop-types'

import MajorFeatures from '../organisms/MajorFeatures.js'
import LocationAddress from '../organisms/LocationAddress.js'
import LocationAnnouncements from '../organisms/LocationAnnouncements.js'
import LocationHero from '../organisms/LocationHero.js'
import LocationUnitInfo from '../organisms/LocationUnitInfo.js'
import LocationGeneralInfo from '../organisms/LocationGeneralInfo.js'

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Server Branches

branch	description	prune
master		no
backup-dev-materials	Backup of original schema code for materials.	no
demo-singletable	Demonstrates concrete table inheritance, specifically parent having one and only one of a concrete class instance.	no
demo-singletable-mod	Demonstrates class table inheritance.	no

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Client Branches

branch	description	prune
master		no
backup-new-course-panel	No idea why we are saving this.	yes
demo-multi-part-form-modal	Demonstrates usage of custom MultiPart component along with Semantic Forms and Modals. Is somewhat outdated.	no
demo-react-d3-tree	Demonstrates basic usage of react-d3-tree package and nesting React components within it.	no

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const materials = [
  'course_work',
  'course_work',
  'exam',
  'project',
  'course_work'
]

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scaffold function

scaffold should be a function that takes in two inputs:

• topicHierarchy
• scaffoldSpec

Inputs

topicHierarchy

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// E X A M P  L E  1 (backend specific)

// Objection chaining, using promises

const getDog = (id) => Dog.query()
                          .findById(id)


const getDog = (id) => {
  return Dog.query()

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COURSE ROUTES

verb	route	body
GET	courses
GET	courses/:course_id
CREATE	courses	{ name }
CREATE	courses/:course_id/next-version
UPDATE	courses/:course_id	{ name, status }
UPDATE	courses/:course_id/move	{ new_index }

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/*
For loop for iteration
without an array
*/

for (let i=0; i<10; i++) {
   console.log(i)
}

// 0

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function myFunction (age, name) {
  arguments[0]
  console.log(`my name is ${name} and my age ${age}`)
}

`
"function" is the keyword that tells JS that we are about

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/*
named functions inside objects are called methods
*/

function returnAnObject(name, age) {
   const myObject = {
     myName: name,
     myAge: age,
     sleep: function() {
        console.log('zzzzz')