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describe "request factory" do
    before(:all) do
      @seed = fixtures.seed
      @fixtures = fixtures["read-user"]
      @proxy = Videojuicer::OAuth::RequestProxy.new(:consumer_key=>@fixtures.consumer.consumer_key, :consumer_secret=>@fixtures.consumer.consumer_secret, :token=>nil, :token_secret=>nil)
    end
    
    it "can successfully retrieve a request token (indicating a successful signature verification)" do
      @proxy.consumer_key.should == @fixtures.consumer.consumer_key
      response = @proxy.get("/oauth/tokens", :seed_name=>@seed.name)

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  Configurable is a mixin intended for internal use within the SDK.
  
  It provides a suite of helper methods to objects that use the scoped configuration
  system within the root Videojuicer module.
  
  Objects that are Configurable have a local configuration, which will always be 
  respected, and a shared configuration object which merges the current configuration
  scope with the local configuration.
  
  For instance:

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http://localhost:5555/users?api_version=1&oauth_consumer_key=osteoncus&oauth_nonce=3657&oauth_signature_method=HMAC-SHA1&oauth_signature=lKlkxvh9k7HtwTgdKfHSIgYU39Y%3D&oauth_timestamp=1244661683&oauth_token=6MqmVlwg73kGd30JWq0jbieklJdZeY&seed_name=unnimbleness&user[email]=646424@test.videojuicer.com&user[login]=testuser77480&user[name]=6825 Jones&user[password]=56108&user[password_confirmation]=56108

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---
# This is a sample database file for the DataMapper ORM
development: &defaults
  # These are the settings for repository :default
  adapter:  sqlite3
  database: schema/vj_core_development.db
 
  repositories:
    garden:
      adapter:  sqlite3

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require 'liquid'

module SMIL
  module Helper    
    class AssetTag < ::Liquid::Block
      def initialize(tag_name, id, tokens)
        super
        @asset_id = id
        @attributes ||= {}
      end

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# Splits a given parameter hash into two hashes - one containing all
      # string and non-binary parameters, and one containing all file/binary parameters.
      # This action is performed recursively so that:
      #   params = {:user=>{:attributes=>{:file=>some_file, :name=>"user name"}}, :foo=>"bar"}
      #   normal, multipart = split_multipart_params(params)
      #   normal.inspect # => {:user=>{:attributes=>{:name=>"user name"}}, :foo=>"bar"}
      #   multipart.inspect # => {:user=>{:attributes=>{:file=>some_file}}}
      def split_multipart_params(params, *hash_path)
        strings = {}
        files = {}

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after normalizing with asset[bit_rate] and 262144:
                                  {"asset"=>{"bit_rate"=>"262144"}}

after normalizing with asset[duration] and 180000:
                                  {"asset"=>{"bit_rate"=>"262144", "duration"=>"180000"}}

after normalizing with asset[file] and filenameaudio.mp3tempfile#<File:0x3a24b00>size65478content_typeaudio/mpeg:
                                  {"asset"=>{"bit_rate"=>"262144", "duration"=>"180000", "file"=>{:filename=>"audio.mp3", :tempfile=>#<File:/var/folders/Gi/GiZ1eE5AGiCIYegho-sIeE+++TI/-Tmp-/Merb.2340.0>, :size=>65478, :content_type=>"audio/mpeg"}}}

after normalizing with asset[licensed_at] and Mon Jun 29 12:02:30 +0100 2009:

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From d1103e9242c4bb55ba4d0c0b52056751200794e4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: danski <dan@angryamoeba.co.uk>
Date: Mon, 29 Jun 2009 12:52:52 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] fix for repeated normalizer calls against file attributes in multipart posts, including tests

---
 .../lib/merb-core/dispatch/request_parsers.rb      |    4 +++-
 merb-core/spec/public/request/multipart_spec.rb    |    2 ++
 merb_datamapper/lib/merb_datamapper.rb             |    4 ++--
 3 files changed, 7 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)

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# BEFORE
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------

# Returns the signature_params as a normalised string in line with
# http://oauth.net/core/1.0#signing_process
def normalise_signature_params(p=signature_params, *hash_path)
  p.sort {|a,b| a.to_s<=>b.to_s}.collect do |key, value|
    path = hash_path.dup
    path << key
    if value.is_a?(Hash) or value.is_a?(Mash)

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<smil>
	<head>
		<title>I'm an array, je suis un array</title>
	</head>
	<body>
		<seq>
			<ref type="application/smil" src="http://api.videojuicer.com/presentations/999.smil?seed_name=foobar" />
			<ref type="application/smil" src="http://api.videojuicer.com/presentations/111.smil?seed_name=foobar" />
		</seq>
	</body>