Greg Leuch gleuch

findInBatches extension for Prisma

Prisma client extension function to find many results in batches.

NOTE: Requires Prisma 4.7.0 or later with previewFeatures = ["clientExtensions"] in schema.prisma. https://www.prisma.io/docs/concepts/components/prisma-client/client-extensions

Usage

client.MODEL_NAME.findInBatches({ maxPages: Infinity, take: 1000, ...query }, callbackFn);

How Picnic uses the Rarible API

We use Rarible to help us identify NFTs from creators and collectors in the Picnic showcase. The Rarible API provides a few great endpoints for fetching the necessary data.

API Calls

The following endpoints can be used:

Production: https://api.rarible.com/
Staging (Rinkeby/Ropsten): https://api-staging.rarible.com/

NextJS Cacheable storage

Store data in redis (server-side) or sessionStorage (client-side) with expiry time (seconds) using NextJS.

Installation

Add redis and redis-mock (for testing): yarn add redis redis-mock

Copy cacheable.js and redis.js to lib/.

Advanced nprogress support for NextJS route events

This code allow for smarter handling of nprogress using event observers that check progress of all observing events. This also adds ability to support error conditions when observeable callbacks fail.

Installation

Install nprogress: yarn add nprogress

Copy the nprogress.js file into lib/nprogress.js.

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am gleuch on github.
I am gleuch (https://keybase.io/gleuch) on keybase.
I have a public key whose fingerprint is C946 8E6E EAA6 243D C39E 2780 533B BC98 03C5 8CAC

To claim this, I am signing this object:

	pragma solidity ^0.4.24;

	import "./BasicToken.sol";
	import "./ERC20.sol";


	/**
	* @title Standard ERC20 token
	*
	* @dev Implementation of the basic standard token.

	const generateSectionMachines = () => null

	const mach = Machine(
	{
	id: 'page',
	initial: 'loading',
	context: { page: {} },
	on: {
	SET: { target: 'ready', actions: 'setData' },
	},

	<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
	<aiml>
	<category>
	<pattern>GOODBYE <set name="clientName">*</set></pattern>
	<template>
	Goodbye <get name="clientName" />.
	</template>
	</category>
	<category>
	<pattern>HELLO <set name="clientName">*</set></pattern>

	#
	# MACchange
	# v1.1
	#
	# Alter your MAC address when connecting to WiFi networks.
	#
	# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
	#
	# - Works great for places that have 1 hour time limits on wifi access, as
	# tracked by mac address

	! version = 2.0

	+ hello bot
	- Hello, human!