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#!/usr/bin/env bash
cmd=$1
container_name=$2
container_port=$3
host_port=$4

function usage() {
  echo "Usage: $(basename ${0}) [add|list|delete] [container] [port] [host port]"
  exit 1
}

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  def create_g_suite_email
    return if Rails.env.test? || Rails.env.development? # skip if it's test
    g_email = "#{self.first_name}.#{self.last_name}@xxxx.com".downcase
    user_object = Google::Apis::AdminDirectoryV1::User.new
    user_object.primary_email = g_email
    user_object.name = Google::Apis::AdminDirectoryV1::UserName.new
    user_object.name.given_name = self.first_name
    user_object.name.family_name = self.last_name    
    user_object.password = 'xxxxxxxxxxxx'
    response = admin_directory.insert_user(user_object)

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• :winc (=Ctrl-w) e.g. :winc l
• g+t/T (=tab move)
• number+ g+t (=move the tab) e.g. 2 g t
• :tabs (=show list of tabs)
• Ctrl-e (set keymap to toggle tree view)
• Ctrl-u Ctrl-p file search
• Ctrl-u Ctrl-g pattern seach
• :%y+ yank all contents in the file

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Googling Turbo is hard. Always google hits turbolinks. It needs to use -turbolink all the time. And less document comparing to turbolinks.

There is an event similar to turbolink to load JS.

import "@hotwired/turbo-rails"; 
import "controllers";
import jquery from "jquery";