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var React = require("react");

var ContentItemComponent = React.createClass({

    getInitialState: function() {
        return {
            contentItemId: "YOUR_CONTENT_ITEM_ID"
        };
    },

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# The idea is just to illustrate that Ruby's #map and #select Enumerable methods
# are simply specific flavours of a fold operation, which Ruby implements as #inject.
# I've implemented #map and #select using #inject, and at the end I implemented #inject
# recursively. Ruby does #inject with Array#each, for very good reason. The recursive 
# implementation is really just to illustrate the core Functional Programming concept 
# which it derives from.

# We'll start simple.  Map without applying a function:

[1,2,3,4,5].inject([]) {|memo, obj| memo << obj }