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from misaka import HtmlRenderer
import re

SOURCES = {
  "youtube": {
    "re": r'https?://(www\.|)youtube\.com/watch\?\S*v=(?P<youtube>[A-Za-z0-9_&=-]+)\S*',
    "embed": u"//www.youtube.com/embed/%s"
  },
  "vimeo": {
    "re": r'https?://(www\.|)vimeo\.com/(?P<vimeo>\d+)\S*',

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def _sign_params(self, params, host, uri="/", action="GET"):
    buffer = "%s\n" % action
    buffer += "%s\n" % host
    buffer += "%s\n" % uri
    buffer += '&'.join("%s=%s" % (self._quote(i[0]), self._quote(i[1])) for i in sorted(params.items()))
    signature = base64.b64encode(
      hmac.new(self.secret_access_key, buffer, hashlib.sha256).digest()
    )
    return signature

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I hate using third party language libraries because they are often just a crappier more OOP'd version of a nice rest api. Here's a sample framework for automatically generating call chains that map to the RESTful url.

Just define the verbs and nouns you want to use in the resources set. And when the API changes or adds new endpoint, just toss em in there too!

POST /buttons maps to api.buttons.post

or

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am dmitric on github.
• I am dmitric (https://keybase.io/dmitric) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASA_hdjGryyH4aXeTpn4vr5AHZFlqhgPvOrbjh0ftsrUago

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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import { svgPathProperties } from "svg-path-properties"

calculateConnectionsBetweenPaths (d, lastd, segments) {
    // Take in two "d" attribute string and break then down into N segements
    // and return a list of those points

    const connections = []

    // Given a path's value of d, get the total length of the path
    const pp = new svgPathProperties(d)