Kurt Milam kurtmilam

GitHub code search for purescript-quickcheck-laws (a good way to search for repos that are using the library in code / a good way to find concrete implementations in code).

Do these from powershell or bash running as admin.

Upgrade npm

Node usually ships with an older version of npm.

Two things to consider:

You'll need to upgrade npm once for each version of node installed by nvm-windows with which you wish to use the different version of npm.
You'll need to manually specify the nvm-windows' installation path for the version of node whose associated npm you wish to upgrade.

First, install npm-windows-upgrade. Then, locate the nvm-windows installation path for the version of node whose npm you wish to upgrade. Usually at C:\Users\[user name]\AppData\Roaming\nvm\[node version].

-// 1. navigate to your likes page
-// 2. paste this script into the console
-// 3. hit 'enter'
-// 4. repeat if necesary
-setInterval(() => {
-Array.from(document.getElementsByTagName('div'))
-  .filter(x => x.getAttribute('data-testid') == 'unlike')
-  .forEach(x => x.click())
-window.scrollTo(0, document.body.scrollHeight || document.documentElement.scrollHeight)

	const getOtherContactsAction = () => fetch('google.com')

	const load_email_details_machine = Machine({
	id: 'load_contact_details_machine',
	initial: 'loading',
	context: {
	contactData: {}
	},
	states: {
	loading: {

	// Object initializer notation (also known as Object literal notation)
	const mediumArticle = {
	title: "What is a POJO in JavaScript?",
	subTitle: "The Plain Old JavaScript Object",
	tldr: "In JavaScript, a POJO is any object that can be created using the Object initializer notation."
	}

	// The rose tree is a data structure that's used to represent hierarchical
	// data like XML / HTML documents or filesystems (directory and file structures).
	// See this in action on the Ramda REPL: https://goo.gl/XeToZt
	// R = Ramda :: http://ramdajs.com/docs/

	// much cleaner solution, thanks to @syaiful6 in Ramda's Gitter channel ( https://gitter.im/ramda/ramda )
	const listPathsFromRoseTree =
	tree =>
	!is( Array, tree[ 1 ] )
	\|\| isEmpty( tree[ 1 ] )

	const obsv = someObservable // stream, atom, etc.
	const record = U.view( 'record', obsv )

	const nameDefault = 'nobody'
	const nameL = 'name'
	const defaultsTemplate = { /* some defaults*/ }

	obsv.onValue(
	R.pipe( L.transform( [ nameL
	, L.when( R.isNil )

	<LabeledTextAreaInput lens="CONTACT_DETAILS"
	formAtom={ formAtom }
	{ ...props.opportunity }
	/>

	<LabeledTextAreaInput lens={ [ 'path', 'to', 'CONTACT_DETAILS' ] }
	formAtom={ formAtom }
	validAtom={ validAtom }
	disabled={ disabled }
	/>

	// View the lensToLabel function in the partial.lenses playground at https://goo.gl/A0BRWa

	import * as R from "ramda"
	import * as L from "partial.lenses"
	import * as React from "karet"
	import * as U from "karet.util"

	import TextInput from "./text-input"

	const uCFirst =

	const makeQuery =
	U.pipe( U.template
	, U.flatMapLatest( L.get( [ 0, U.pipe( Req.withParams( url ), Req.getJSON ) ] ) )
	)

	const getItem =
	U.view( [ 'response', 'body', L.define( {} ) ] )

	export const Edit =
	U.withContext(