Jason Campbell jxson

README

An experiment to validate the jiri run hook environment.

I hereby claim:

I am jxson on github.
I am jxson (https://keybase.io/jxson) on keybase.
I have a public key whose fingerprint is 491D 1DA3 8A14 2056 1DFE BC40 2577 B1C7 46C0 F214

To claim this, I am signing this object:

dscl . -mcxdelete /Users/<username>
rm -rf /Library/Managed\ Preferences/<username>

To get started:

git clone ... boilerplate
cd boilerplate
make start

Changes can be automatically built using watch:

watch make

I hereby claim:

I am jxson on github.
I am jxson (https://keybase.io/jxson) on keybase.
I have a public key whose fingerprint is BE1D B681 AC7A C224 A61A 8A3A 7FA9 7040 C765 43B3

To claim this, I am signing this object:


	var mercury = require('mercury');
	var h = mercury.h;

	module.exports = create;
	module.exports.render = render;

	function render(state) {
	return h({}, [
	//...

	var extend = require('xtend');

	module.exports = SinkEventHandler;

	function SinkEventHandler(sink, data) {
	if (!(this instanceof SinkEventHandler)) {
	return new SinkEventHandler(sink, data);
	}

	this.sink = sink;


	var h = require('mercury').h;
	var css = require('./index.css');
	var insert = require('insert-css');

	module.exports = function component(state) {
	insert(css);

	return h('.foo')
	}

	// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on
	console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console