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oncomouse

This is a patch to compile and run juxta-services in 2021, which doesn't work otherwise.

You have to run JDK-1.8, as the code does not work with anything newer.

Usage

1. Clone https://github.com/performant-software/juxta-service and run cd juxta-service
2. Run curl -so patch.diff https://gist.githubusercontent.com/oncomouse/3172563c1105f0618e43f8703c87490d/raw/0be455e65ef6acd49fba050d5884cf197c468358/patch.diff to download the below patch.diff file.
3. Run git apply patch.diff
4. You can then follow the instructions in the original README file included with Juxta.

oncomouse

require 'csv'

File.open('./spr2021-signup.md', 'w') do |fp|
  fp.puts '# ENGL 604: Spring 2021 Presentations'
  CSV.foreach('./spr2021.csv', headers: true) do |row|
    fp.puts "\n## #{row.field('FIRST NAME')} #{row.field('LAST NAME')}\n\n"
    fp.puts "### Dates\n\n1. \n1. \n1. \n\n"
    fp.puts "### Topics\n\n* \n* \n"
  end
end

oncomouse

# frozen_string_literal: true

require 'fileutils'
require 'optparse'

options = {}
OptionParser.new do |opts|
  opts.banner = 'Usage: dirs.rb [options]'

  opts.on('-a', '--assignment ASSIGNMENT', 'Assignment Name') { |v| options[:assignment] = v }

oncomouse

---
layout: tracery
---
{
	"origin": "Hello, #name#.",
	"name": [
		"#adjective# #noun#",
		"#adjective# #noun#",
		"#adjective# #noun#",
		"#adjective#, #adjective# #noun#"

oncomouse

Verbose Coc.nvim workspace output

This illustrates a problem I'm having with JavaScript formatting in CoC.nvim

Server Output

Incorrect Output

With the first (broken) coc-settings.json file, the following results from :CocCommand workspace.showOutput appear.

oncomouse

/**
 Usage:
 
 // test.js
 const argv = require('./argv-split')
 const arguments = argv(process.argv.slice(2))
 console.log(arguments)

 > node test.js -abc 123 --foo=bar -de6 --flag1 -r5 file1 file2
 {

oncomouse

/**
  Usage:
 
  const arguments = argv()
    .value({key: 'foo', defaultValue: 'bar', alias: 'f'})
    .flag({key: 'flag'})
  console.log(arguments.foo, arguments.flag)  
  
  > node script.js --flag -f TinyArgv
  TinyArgv true

oncomouse

/*
I use this to restore citeproc keys to my Pandoc MS's after de-compiling Word
documents that have been edited using track changes.
*/
const fs = require('fs')
const child_process = require('child_process')

// Tiny ARGV Parser:
const TinyArgv = function (argv) {
  this.__argv = argv

oncomouse

const compose = require('crocks/helpers/compose');
const curry = require('crocks/helpers/curry');
// head :: [a] -> a
const head = xs => xs[0];
// split :: String -> String -> [String]
const split = curry((s, xs) => xs.split(s));
// toString :: a -> String
const toString = m => m.toString();
// has :: a -> Object -> Boolean
const has = curry((key, obj) => Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(obj, key));