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 ["橙子", "小蜜蜂", "旅行德意义", "琳子想要跑着玩", "June", "闻香识你", "李晨曦", "浪迹", "宋先森", "Rachael", "MrZhang", "di请你吃小火锅", "二毛", "Brey陌上花开", "白白vip001", "凤凰大掌柜", "午后时光", "西西风情驿站"]

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a = ["广州","长沙","福州","北京","南京","厦门","南昌","西安","武汉","天津","太原","沈阳","大连","长春","哈尔滨","上海","杭州","宁波","合肥","济南","青岛","郑州","深圳","南宁","海口","重庆","成都","贵阳","乌鲁木齐","香港","台北","三亚","丽江","拉萨","桂林"]
total_count = []
a.each do |c|
  u = User.within_circle('location.loc' => City.where(name_chn: c).first.to_a).desc(:referring_count).first
  total_count << { city: c, nickname: u.nickname, count: u.referring_count }
end

a = []
total_count.each do |u|
  user = User.where(nickname: u[:nickname]).first

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l=Leaderboard.find('530fe34025d9803aa5001a68')
l.users.each do |uid, u|
  user = {}
  referring = {}
  user[:nickname] = u[:nickname]
  user[:avatar_url] = User.find(uid).avatar.url('58x58')
  user[:city] = u[:city]
  user[:referred_at] = u[:referred_at]

  u[:referring].each do |k, v|

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a = ["哈尔滨","广州", "拉萨", "天津", "成都", "郑州", "沈阳", "宁波"]
b = []
cities = City.where(:name_chn.in => a).each do |c|
  hash = {}
  user = User.within_circle('location.loc' => c.to_a).desc(:referring_count).first
  if user.nil?
    hash[:error] = nil
    b << hash
    return
  end

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data = []
a = ["橙子","1circle","jensen鑫","柏图卡","琳子想要跑着玩","老猴走四方","神叨M","June","田田兔","di请你吃小火锅","小蜜蜂","陈麒元","李晨曦","闻香识你","lemon","大坤儿","星子来啦","Rachael","汤团","天臣","二毛","朵miao喵","Brey陌上花开","大草原MemoShen","白白vip001","木子"]
users = User.in(nickname: a)
users.each do |u|
  hash = {}
  count = 0
  u.referring.each do |r|
    if r.created_at >= "2014-03-08 00:00:00" && r.created_at <= "2014-03-31 23:59:59"
      if r.avatar? && r.verifies_count > 0
        if r.referrer_id.to_s != r.id.to_s

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String to Boolean in Ruby

When parsing data you may end up with string representations of various data types. For example, Boolean value might be represented as "true", "t", "yes", "y" or "1".

In order to resolve that problem with Ruby I chosed to do a quick hack. The following code adds new behaviour to String class. Such approach is called Monkey Patching. It should be used with caution as it can result in hard to track down errors.

class String
  def to_bool
    return true if self =~ (/^(true|t|yes|y|1)$/i)
    return false if self.empty? || self =~ (/^(false|f|no|n|0)$/i)

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def cp_files
  dirs=Dir.glob('/home/ubuntu/shou65/public/uploads/media/*')
  dirs.each do |dir|
    src_dir = dir.split("/").last
    mv_base_dir = "/data/tmp/uploads/media/#{src_dir}"
    Dir.mkdir(mv_base_dir) unless Dir.exist?(mv_base_dir)
    Dir.glob("#{dir}/*").each do |file|
      FileUtils.cp file, mv_base_dir
    end
  end

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photo_size = 0
dirs = Dir.glob('/home/star/Documents/shou65/public/uploads/*')
f = File.new('/home/star/public/photo.rb', 'w')
Dir.glob("#{dirs.first}/*/*").each do |i|
  unless i.include?('_')
    f.puts "#{i} -> #{f.size}"
    photo_size += f.size
  end
end
f.puts "total_size => #{photo_size}"

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Dir.glob("/home/ubuntu/cities/*").each do |f|
  city_id = File.basename(f, ".png")
  c = City.find_by_id(city_id)
  if c.nil?
    puts "-"*80
    puts city_id
    puts "-"*80
  else
    if c.cover.nil?
      c.create_cover(image: File.open(f)) if c.cover.try(:image).nil?

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users = User.where(:nickname.in => ["橙子","柏图卡","1circle","jensen鑫","老猴走四方","琳子想要跑着玩","神叨M"])
a = []
users.each do |user|
  b = 0
  user.referring.each do |r|
    if ("2014-01-01 00:00:00".to_datetime.."2014-01-31 23:59:59".to_datetime).cover?(r.created_at)
      if r.referred?
        b += 1
      end
    end