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#!/bin/sh | |
# | |
# Runs credo and the formatter on the staged files, after the commit is made | |
# This is purely for notification and will not halt/change your commit. | |
# You must add the "path to Elixir 1.6 repository" to `ELIXIR_16` environment variable, | |
# Add this to your shell's `.rc`: | |
# export ELIXIR_16=path/to/elixir1.6 | |
# List all .ex files staged in the previous commit |
# Handy bindings when developing the MONEI gateway integration. | |
# Most of the bindings are for the `opts` | |
# Instructions | |
# Just rename this file to `.iex.exs` and save it in either, | |
# 1. the gringotts root directory | |
# 2. your applications root directory | |
# essentially the place where you launch your `iex` sessions via `iex -S mix`. |
#!/bin/sh | |
git clone https://github.com/aviabird/gringotts.git | |
cd gringotts | |
git fetch origin dev | |
git checkout dev | |
# fork off from dev into `global-collect` or whatever you wish | |
git checkout -b global-collect | |
mix deps.get |
defmodule M do | |
# some handy aliases | |
alias Gringotts.{CreditCard, Response, Money, Gateways.GlobalCollect} | |
# some really, really frequently used bindings! | |
@amount %{value: 4200, currency: "USD"} | |
@card %CreditCard{ | |
number: "4567350000427977", | |
month: 12, |
# This is a module attribute, keep it after the `@moduledoc` | |
# This maps thecard brand to a GlobalCollect specific code | |
@brand_map %{ | |
"VISA": "1", | |
"AMERICANEXPRESS": "2", | |
"MASTER": "3", | |
"DISCOVER": "128", | |
"JCB": "125", | |
"DINERSCLUB": "132" |
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We are working towards making the instance available on the public internet. For now, all features work when the instance is accessed from Amrita network on:
Note the
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afteramrita
Hello! The Coimbatore campus of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham now runs an instance of Gitlab CE on http://git.amritanet.edu
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.HTML, js projects are good, as UI is easily created. CBSE now focuses on Java in +2 curriculum. So Java based implementation is also fine. But I really can't think of a project that requires Java.
Will help in C Programming course, but is hard. People who have no problem in feeling frustrated or late night SO surfing are welcome. Make a shell script that helps in reducing keystrokes in the Lab, automates and speeds up the workflow of: