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return new Proxy(this, {
 get: function(target, prop) {
   var funcOrProp = target[prop];

   if (typeof funcOrProp === 'function') {
     return function() {
       var result = funcOrProp.apply(target, arguments);
       console.log(prop + '(' + [].join.call(arguments, ',') + ') -> ' + JSON.stringify(result));
       return result;
     }

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import clone from 'steal-clone';

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const npm = require('npm');

const publishTimes = {};

function getInfo(name, version) {
        return new Promise((resolve) => {
                        npm.info(name, (err, info) => {
                                const times = typeof info[version] === 'object' ? info[version].time : {};
                                resolve(`${name}@${version}|${times[version]}`);;
                        });

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<script src="../node_modules/steal/steal.js">
        window.rerun = true;
        function rerunIfSuccessful() {
                var result = document.getElementById('qunit-testresult');
                var failed = result.getElementsByClassName('failed');
                if (!failed.length) {
                        setTimeout(rerunIfSuccessful, 4000);
                } else if (failed[0].innerHTML === "0" && window.rerun) {
                        location.reload(true);
                }

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Forms with CanJS 2.3 Stache Syntax

This gist shows examples of how to handle different types of form elements with the new stache binding syntax in CanJS 2.3.

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import QUnit from 'steal-qunit';

QUnit.module('Tournament Details ViewModel', {
    beforeEach: function () {
        localStorage.clear();
    }
});

test('should load a tournament', (assert) => {
    let done = assert.async(),