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const language = {
  _numberOfTimesCalled: 0,
  set foo(name) {
    this._numberOfTimesCalled++
    this._foo = name
  },
  get foo() {
    return this._foo
  }

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const yes_no = function() {
  const possibilities = [
    [
      {
        "label": "yes",
        "name": "1",
        "value": ""
       },
       {
        "label": "no",

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  shouldGridAutoStop() {
    const firstXButtons = tangyToggleButtons.slice(0, this.autoStop)
    const hasAtLeastOneUnpressedButton = firstXButtons
      .reduce((hasAtLeastOne, button) => hasAtLeastOne || button.pressed === false ? true : false, false)
    return hasAtLeastOneUnpressedButton ? false : true
  }

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var foo = `
  Here is a debugger statment in a template...
  ${(()=>{ debugger })()}
`

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  var message = 'Hello world'
  var number = '555-555-5555'
  var options = {
      replaceLineBreaks: false, // true to replace \n by a new line, false by default
      android: {
          intent: 'INTENT'  // send SMS with the native android SMS messaging
          //intent: '' // send SMS without opening any other app
      }
  };
  var success = function () { alert('Message sent successfully'); };

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find . -type f | xargs -I $0 ls -ll --time-style=long-iso $0 | awk '{print $6" "$7" "$8}' | sort | grep -E '2019-[0[7-9]|1]'

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// When viewing a form, the EventInstance's ID will be at position 5 in the URL hash.
const eventInstanceId = window.location.hash.split('/')[5]
// With the eventInstanceId, we can find the matching eventInstance in caseService.case.events.
const eventInstance = caseService.case.events.find(eventInstance => eventInstance.id === eventInstanceId)
// With the eventInstance handy, we can use the eventInstance.caseEventDefinitionId to find the EventDefinition inside of caseService.caseDefinition.eventDefinitions.
const eventDefinition = caseService.caseDefinition.eventDefinitions.find(eventDefinition => eventDefinition.id === eventInstance.caseEventDefinitionId)

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TEST_ID=$(uuid)
echo "Running 100 with Test ID of $TEST_ID"
mkdir $TEST_ID
cd $TEST_ID
dat share &
sleep 5

for i in {1..100}
do

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How to use Lit Element in an Angular Project

Directions

1. In tsconfig.json, set "target" to "es6".
2. Add schemas: [ CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA ], in the NgModule decorator of the Angular Module where your components will live.
3. Use Angular CLI to generate a component.
4. Refactor generated Component's import statement, decorator, constructor, and add a render function as seen in the example below.
5. Refactor the import statement of the Component in the parent Module from import { HelloWorldComponent } from './hello-world/hello-world.component' to import './hello-world/hello-world.component'

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const sleep = (milliseconds) => new Promise((res) => setTimeout(() => res(true), milliseconds))

const fillUpWithRevisions = async (numberOfDocs = 100, numberOfRevisionsPerDoc = 10, templateDoc, compactCompare = true, autoCompact = false, destroy = true) => {
  let initialEstimate = await navigator.storage.estimate()
  let dbName = `test-${new Date().getTime()}`
  let db = new PouchDB(dbName, {auto_compaction: autoCompact})
  delete templateDoc._rev
  let docNumber = 0
  let revisionNumber = 0
  while (numberOfDocs > docNumber) {