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import {Component} from "angular2/core";
import {Store, Reducer} from "@ngrx/store";
import {Observable} from "rxjs/Observable";

interface AppState {
    counter: number;
}

interface ICounter {
    id: number,

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```html+jinja
file:./some_file.py
```

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### In all of these cases, *we* make the pyglet window, store it
### "somewhere" (class variable, closure, thread local), and provide
### it as an argument to registered stuff that we (not pyglet) are
### responsible for calling.

### Imperative example. draw_point is an API which adds the arguments
### to a list of draw_point things to run. game.run() makes a window,
### starts render, and calls all the things queued up. In *theory* we
### could implicitly do batching.
from arcade import game, color

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{* This is the styling that I want *}
<NavbarItem href={'/todos'}>Todos</NavbarItem>

{* But clicking on that causes a full page reload. 
Why? Because Bloomer generates an <a href=""> in the DOM, and 
react-router 4 has an issue with href's.

I could intercept the click and do my own navigation:
  *}

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# I'm a contributor to Arcade: http://arcade.academy
# His tests are currently done as doctests: cumbersome and slow. I'm 
# converting them to pytest. But they are...easy and slow. :) Because 
# a pyglet GUI window is created/destroyed for every test. I'm pretty 
# good at pytest and mediocre at pytest-mock.

# Here's an example of a test that make a window:

from arcade import Window

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import reg
from examples.request import Request


class Document(object):
    def __init__(self, docid, text):
        self.docid = docid
        self.text = text

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I have a system built on Sphinx (Python docs generation tool, used by ReadTheDocs.) It's a static-site generator, 
like Jekyll. I'd like to retain the idea that all initial page views can be done WITHOUT js.

Fictional Scenario
=====================

Imagine a widget that shows one song at a time from an album. I'd like Sphinx to render a <div> showing the 
song. Click a button, fetch some JSON, show the next. (What I actually want is faceted drilldown of a big 
a thousand articles.)

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import { ActionsType } from "hyperapp";

interface IState {
    url: string;
}

/*

I'm trying to do Jest tests on actions without creating a document 
and an app. But the first line in the test gives a TypeScript error:

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$ .venv/bin/python ./main.py 
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./main.py", line 12, in <module>
    player = sound.play()
  File "/private/tmp/f2/.venv/src/pyglet/pyglet/media/codecs/base.py", line 273, in play
    player.play()
  File "/private/tmp/f2/.venv/src/pyglet/pyglet/media/player.py", line 238, in play
    self._set_playing(True)
  File "/private/tmp/f2/.venv/src/pyglet/pyglet/media/player.py", line 190, in _set_playing
    self._create_audio_player()

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class Person:
    name = 'person'


@pytest.fixture()
def person_one():
    return Person()


@pytest.fixture()