Gifford Nowland gnowland

Upstream Parity

This repo was "forked" from the source on source site.

To facilitate tracking the upstream changes, the following git config modifications were made:

Added a git remote called "upstream" which points to the source repo,
Added a local branch called "upstream/main" to track the "upstream" remote's "main" branch
Added a local branch called "merge/upstream-main" which is an intermediary branch containing merge conflict resolutions when bringing in changes from upstream.

To facilitate tracking the upstream changes:

Added a git remote called "upstream" which points at the github repo,
Added a local branch called "github/main" to track the "upstream" remote's "main" branch

To pull changes from the upstream project, run:

	from datetime import datetime
	from dateutil import parser

	def get_epoch(timestamp):
	"""
	Convert a timestamp to epoch timestamp int in milliseconds
	Accepts timestamp in seconds or milliscons as a float OR an int, or a datetime-coercible string
	Raises ValueError if the timestamp is not valid
	"""
	try:

	#!/System/Library/Frameworks/Ruby.framework/Versions/Current/usr/bin/ruby

	# chmod +x install.rb
	# ./install.rb

	YOUR_HOME = ENV['HOME']
	HOMEBREW_PREFIX = "#{YOUR_HOME}/usr/local"
	system "mkdir -p #{HOMEBREW_PREFIX}"
	HOMEBREW_CACHE = "#{YOUR_HOME}/Library/Caches/Homebrew"
	HOMEBREW_REPO = 'https://github.com/Homebrew/brew'

	// Elegantly reduce array of objects into an object labeled by the value of a specific property
	// Source: https://vmarchesin.medium.com/using-array-prototype-reduce-in-objects-using-javascript-dfcdae538fc8

	interface Person {
	name: string;
	year: number;
	sign: "Aries" \| "Taurus" \| "Gemini" \| "Cancer" \| "Leo" \| "Virgo" \| "Libra" \| "Scorpio" \| "Sagittarius" \| "Capricorn" \| "Aquarius" \| "Pisces";
	}

	const people: Person[] = [

	useEffect(() => {
	isLoading = true;
	getData(someParam).then(data => {
	if (isLoading) {
	setState(data))
	}
	})
	return() => { isLoading = false }
	}, [someParam]); // fetch only happens if param (like url) changes. Don't use objects.

	type FetchSecure = (
	...args: [...[keycloak: KeycloakInstance], ...Parameters<typeof fetch>]
	) => ReturnType<typeof fetch>;


	For example, this takes the parameters from the http fetch api and assigns them to my new type with my response type override:

	```
	type Fetch = (...args: [...Parameters<typeof fetch>]) => Promise<any>;
	// result: (input: RequestInfo \| URL, init?: RequestInit \| undefined) => Promise<any>

	// Credit:
	// https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43952198/how-to-override-or-extend-a-libary-type-definition-in-typescript
	// https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40322788/how-to-overwrite-incorrect-typescript-type-definition-installed-via-types-packa

	import {
	MUIDataTable,
	TableToolbarSelect,
	} from 'mui-datatables';

	// ⭐️ This is where the magic happens:

	for COMMIT in $(git log --format=format:%H master..HEAD \| tail -1) ; do
	git log $COMMIT^1 --oneline \| head -1
	done