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# Adapted from from: http://nestegg.rubyforge.org/
module NestedException

  # Public: Initializes a new nested error, the original error defaults
  # to the global error variable so that it doesn't need to be explicity
  # provided when re-raising an exception.
  def initialize(message = nil, cause = $!)
    @cause = cause
    super(message || cause && cause.message)
  end

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LOG_PATTERN = /^(INFO|DEBUG)\t[-0-9]+ [:0-9]+\t/

def filter_and_format(log, level)
  log.each_line.with_object("") { |line, filtered|
    next unless line.start_with?(level)
    filtered << line.sub(LOG_PATTERN, '')
  }
end

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require 'date'

module Blackboxx
  class Logger
    # TODO false value supresses logging
    def initialize(output, options = {})
      @output = output
      @echo_to_stdout = options.fetch(:echo_to_stdout) { output != STDOUT }
    end

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/**
 * {@internal Missing Short Description}}
 *
 * {@internal Missing Long Description}}
 *
 * @since 1.5.0
 *
 * @param unknown_type $queries
 * @param unknown_type $execute
 * @return unknown

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Environment::build( function () {
  $api_key = 'ABC123';
  $partials_path = array('app/views/');
});

// Dumps something like this:
// => array('api_key' = 'ABC123', $partials_path => array('app/views/'))

// The method should be able to digest things like $api_key into an actual API connection instance.

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class UserEmitter
  include Enumerable

  def initialize(path)
    @table = CSV.table(path, skip_blanks: true)
    @enumerator = Fiber.new do
      @table.each do |row|
        Fiber.yield UserImporter.import(merchant, row)
      end
    end

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$ ruby -rbase64 -e "puts Base64.encode64('foo:bar')"
> Zm9vOmJhcg==

$ echo "foo:bar" | base64
> Zm9vOmJhcgo=

$ curl -u foo:bar -v http://httpbin.org
> GET / HTTP/1.1
> Authorization: Basic Zm9vOmJhcg==

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#! /bin/bash

# Summons a Quicklook window and then returns focus to the terminal.
#
# TODO: Support other terminal emulators
#
# Usage: 
#  $ ql ~/example.jpg

set -e

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require 'awesome_print'
# require 'map_by_method'
if require 'hirb'
  Pry.config.print = proc do |output, value|
    Hirb::View.view_or_page_output(value) || Pry::DEFAULT_PRINT.call(output, value)
  end
  Hirb.enable
end

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# Eliot, two parts of ETL.
#
#   Yes, in the movie it's Eliott (with TWO Ts), but no one wants to
#   type that every time.
#
#
# Handles extracting data from multiple formats, CSV, JSON, YAML, XML?
# Handles transforming records into models using attributes hash or
# assignment.
#