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var derby = require('derby');

var app = derby.createApp(module);
var get = app.get;
var view = app.view;
var ready = app.ready;

// ROUTES //
get('/projects', function (page, model, params) {
  var projectsQuery = model.query('projects').withUrl();

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<!--
  Derby templates are similar to Handlebars, except that they are first
  parsed as HTML, and there are a few extensions to make them work directly
  with models. A single HTML template defines the HTML output, the event
  handlers that update the model after user interaction, and the event handlers
  that update the DOM when the model changes.

  As in Handlebars, double curly braces output a value literally. Derby
  templates add single curly braces, which output a value and set up
  model <- -> view bindings for that object.

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# Switching projects like mad?
# t: start or restore a tmux session named after your current working directory
#
# e.g. calling t in /home/project/awesome_project will reattach the tmux session named
# awesome_project or create a new one

t() { tmux attach-session -t $(pwd | awk -F/ '{print $NF}') || tmux new-session -s $(pwd | awk -F/ '{print $NF}') ; }