BasPH

#!/usr/bin/env bash

set -x

black=$1
input_file=$2
start_line=$3
end_line=$4

# Read selected lines and write to tmpfile

mmerickel

from pyramid.decorator import reify

from .principals import Principals as P

class AccessToken:
    def __init__(self, type, user=None, claims=None):
        self.type = type
        self.user = user
        self.claims = claims or []

mmerickel

DEBUG=yes

AUTH_SECRET=seekrit
AUTH_EXPIRES=3600

HTTPS_ONLY=no
WEB_CONCURRENCY=4
TRUSTED_PROXY=127.0.0.1
BIND_HOST=127.0.0.1

jasonhuck

[//lasso
	library('mailchimp.lasso');
		
	// create a new mailchimp instance
	// NOTE: -verifypeer worked fine for me on Linux, but not Windows
	var('mc') = mailchimp( -key='{YOUR_MAILCHIMP_API_KEY}', -version=3.0, -verifypeer=false);
	
	// get all campaigns
	$mc->get('/campaigns');
	

johansolve

[
/*

	Look for net->wait failure and restart Lasso site if it stops working
	to prevent issues with POP and SMTP.
	Put this file in web root and watch_net_failure_startup.lasso in LassoStartup

	Johan Sölve 2015-08-05
	
	http://lasso.2283332.n4.nabble.com/SMTP-and-POP-problems-on-8-6-3-Mac-caused-by-net-gt-wait-td4644107.html

Ke-

<?lasso
define oauth_consumer_key => 'key'
define oauth_consumer_secret => 'secret'
define oauth_request_token => 'requestkey'
define oauth_request_secret => 'requestsecret'
define oauth_access_token => 'accesskey'
define oauth_access_secret => 'accesssecret'
define oauth_realm => 'http://term.ie/'
define oauth_request_endpoint => {return 'http://term.ie/oauth/example/request_token.php'}
define oauth_access_endpoint => 'http://term.ie/oauth/example/access_token.php'

johansolve

[


	// [Email_Send2]
	//
	// This tag is a drop-in replacement for [Email_Send].  It uses [Email_Compose] on the back-end in order
	// to create the message to be sent.
	//
	/* PATCH
	*  Replaces subject line that is encoded word by word with a subject line that is encoded as a whole.

jolle-c

[
/**!
jc_session

Lasso 9 type to handle cookie based sessions

NOTE, as of this release the code is using json_encode/json_decode as a replacement for json_serialize/json_deserialize. If you are running this in an environment prior to Lasso 9.3 you will have to replace all instances of json_encode with json_serialize and json_decode with json_deserialize!

NOTE, if this is an updated version you'll need to add an additional field to the session table. Run the following sql for Mysql:
ALTER TABLE `jc_session`

chrisconley

# This assumes Docker, Fig, and boot2docker have already been installed
# and that you've set up the app specified in Fig's Quick Start at http://www.fig.sh/.

# Try it!
boot2docker init
boot2docker up
export DOCKER_HOST=tcp://$(boot2docker ip 2>/dev/null):2375
fig up 

# Uh oh, that didn't work, let's set up rsync

paulherron

Video demo at http://screencast.com/t/WcjpL2lc.

By default it uses a title field ending in [title] or [name] as the source field, and a field ending in [slug] as the destination. This matches the naming conventions for a framework like CakePHP, i.e. <?php echo $form->input('title'); ?> outputs an input with a name of data[Model][title]. 

You can override the default source and destination fields by setting document.slugField and document.titleField in JavaScript beforehand:

<script>
	document.titleField = "input[name$='[heading]']";
	document.slugField = "input[name$='[url_safe_heading]']";
</script>