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# Distributed under MIT License - See LICENSE
require 'family_tree_api/client'

# For session handling, if you have an active session, 
# go ahead and insert it in here. Otherwise, set session = nil and
# it will use the ft.authenticate to authenticate you.
#session='USYS2AADBB47B3A6043209CBE16725938464.ptap009-035'

client = FamilyTreeApi::Client.new 'http://www.dev.usys.org', 'KEY'

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export LSCOLORS=cxfxcxdxbxegedabagacad
alias ls="ls -G -F"
alias ll="ls -l"
alias la="ls -a"

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[user]
        name = Jimmy Zimmerman
        email = [email protected]
[color]
        diff = auto
        status = auto
        branch = auto
[github]
        user = jimmyz
        token = [token]

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require 'fs-communicator'
require 'fs-identity-v1'
require 'fs-familytree-v1'
require 'fs-reservation-v1'
require 'fs-recordsearch-v1'

com = FsCommunicator.new :domain => 'https://api.familysearch.org', 'WCXY-BBPN-0TU53-X', "Application/0.1"
com.identity_v1.login 'username','password'
response = com.familytree_v1.person 'KWQS', :params => 'values'
response = com.familytree_v2.person ['KWQS','9652'], :hash => 'option', :other => 'option'

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require 'rubygems'
require 'mechanize'

a = WWW::Mechanize.new { |agent|
  agent.user_agent_alias = 'Mac Safari'
}

def find_page_with_verses(agent, page)
  if page.search("div.verse").size > 0
    return page

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Here's how to do a cp without requesting those stinkin' ._ (dot underscore) files (like if you are copying them to WebDAV or another network mounted drive).

cp -X [file] [destination]

This took me forever to find.

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namespace :doc do
  namespace :diagram do
    task :models do
      sh "railroad -i -l -a -m -M | dot -Tsvg | sed 's/font-size:14.00/font-size:11.00/g' > doc/models.svg"
    end
    
    task :raw_models do
      sh "railroad -i -l -a -m -M > doc/models.dot"
    end

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# Command for listing installed packages with Debian or Ubuntu
dpkg --get-selections

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FS = Org::Familysearch::Ws::Familytree::V2::Schema

  child = FS::Person.new
  child.add_name "Jonathan /Hanson/"
  child.add_gender "Male"
  child.add_birth :date => "1850"
  
  wife = FS::Person.new
  wife.add_name "Rebecca /Wilson/"
  wife.add_gender "Female"

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@relationships.sort! do |p1,p2|
  p1_birth = p1.birth.value.date.astro.earliest.to_i
  p2_birth = p1.birth.value.date.astro.earliest.to_i
  p1_birth <=> p2_birth
end