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Relay notes.

Lots of this is just copied from the relay docs.

Helpful Sources:

• relay.dev
• Example Graphql Schema used in many examples from the relay.dev docs

Relay Environment

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Authentication & Authorization

Oauth 2.0 Flows

• Authorization Code Flow: Server-side web apps where code is not publicly exposed - allowing the client to exchange an authorization code for a token
• Authorization Code Flow with Proof Key for Code Exchange (PKCE):
• Device Authorization Flow: Entering a code from your Roku screen on the hulu website for example.
• Client Credentials flow: For machine to machine
• Auth0: Authorization Flows good docs all around here.
• Auth0: Which flow should I use?
• Auth0: Silent Authentication Explains Auth0's approach to reloading a browser session on a client-only app.

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package graphql.models

import java.text.DecimalFormat

import sangria.validation.ValueCoercionViolation
import json.SprayJsonConversions

import sangria.macros.derive.{
  deriveObjectType, AddFields, ObjectTypeDescription, ObjectTypeName
}

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trait CartTypes {
  
  implicit val ec: ExecutionContextExecutor
  val itemType: ObjectType[RequestServices, Item]
  
  lazy val cartType: ObjectType[Unit, Cart] = ObjectType[RequestServices, Cart](
  /* ... */
    fields = Field(
      "items",
      ListType(ItemType),

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"

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source

1. Move all emails older than 7 days to Archive/All Mail

in:inbox older_than:7d -is:starred

2. Move all emails you are cc'ed on older than 3 days to Archive/All Mail

cc:me older_than:3d -is:starred

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# Nesting would not work here but could easily be tweaked to do so
# other hash methods that return a copy (eg #merge) also need to be reimplemented
# OpenStruct already does this too btw

class HashObj < SimpleDelegator

  def method_missing(method_name, *args, &block)
    if __getobj__.keys.include?(method_name)
      puts "looking for #{method_name}"
      __getobj__[method_name]

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# naive script to read a text file and 
# extract what look like apa citations from parentheses, 
# then split them on `;` to pull out groups of citations
# and finally write them to a text file.
# usage: `python extractor.py ./some-text.txt`

import sys
import re