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var params = {
  "method": "GET",
  "hostname": "www.<URL>.com",
  "port": null,
  "headers": {
    "cache-control": "no-cache"
  }
};

var secret = process.env.SECRETENV;

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/*
 * Compile an array of dates, between
 * a start and end date. Provide the ability
 * to skip days of the week.
 */

const saveDay = {
  monday:true,
  tuesday:true,
  wednesday:true,

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import scroll from './../lib/scrollListener'

const Velocity = require('velocity-animate')
require('velocity-ui')

const inViewport = el => {
 let rect = el.getBoundingClientRect()
 return (rect.top < rect.height) && (rect.top + rect.height > 0)
}

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var images = []

for (let i = 10; i <= 360;i += 10){
  images.push({
    getImage: function(){
      return new Image().src = `//assets/can_${i}Deg.jpg`
    }

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import scroll from '../lib/scrollListener'

const Velocity = require('velocity-animate')

const fetchAnchors = el => {
  let anchors = [].slice.call( el.querySelectorAll('[href]') )
  return anchors.filter( restrictToHash ).map( fetchDestinations )
}

const restrictToHash = el => /#/.test( el.anchor = el.getAttribute('href') )

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let requestFrame = window.requestAnimationFrame
let cancelFrame  = window.cancelAnimationFrame
let scrollChanged, y, prevY = -1, idle = true, queue = [], timeout, tickId, init = false

if (!requestFrame) {
  ['ms', 'moz', 'webkit', 'o'].every(prefix => {
    requestFrame = window[prefix + 'RequestAnimationFrame'];
    cancelFrame  = window[prefix + 'CancelAnimationFrame'] ||
                   window[prefix + 'CancelRequestAnimationFrame'];
    return !requestFrame;

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/*
 * A jQuery dependant module that lazy-loads image urls
 * Add image urls to a data-src attribute 
 * If node is not of type 'img' then it's load the src 
 * as a background-image
 *
 * The functionality can be overridden on a per-node 
 * basis by adding the class 'js-kill-load' to the node
 *
 * Instantiate the module via jQuery plugin syntax

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Contributing

Feel free to post anything you feel may be useful to another team member. In order to add a resource, all you need is the following:

• A link to a code repository or Github Gist.
• A .README file (If you're linking to a code repository).
  • Follow Barrel Best Practices when constructing the README file
• Intuitive code comments (block and inline).

README.md Formatting

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{
    "CustomerEmail": "[email protected]",
    "CustomerFirstName": "Max",
    "CustomerLastName": "Rolon",
    "CustomerPhone": "1234567890",
    "GiftCertificateID": 17494997,
    "LocationID": 25626,
    "PaymentItem": {
        "Amount": {
            "Amount": 30,