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## terminal.sh
# for Ruby users (add to Gemfile)
$ gem install knapsack_pro

# for Cypress users
$ npm install --save-dev @knapsack-pro/cypress

# for Jest users
$ npm install --save-dev @knapsack-pro/jest

## user_controller.rb
class UserController
  def create
    if params[:ads_source] == 'facebook'
      @user = UserCreator.build_for_fb(params)
    elsif params[:ads_source] == 'linkedin'
      @user = UserCreator.build_for_linkedin(params)
    else
      raise 'Invalid ad campaign'
    end
  end

## how-to-run-tests-faster-on-heroku-ci-with-parallel-dynos.md

      
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                How to run tests faster on Heroku CI with parallel dynos
              
          
title: How to run tests faster on Heroku CI with parallel dynos
Heroku provides a CI solution out of the box for teams. Heroku CI can run tests in dyno instance for your project. What is more interesting you can run parallel dynos as part of your CI build. This allows you to split tests on parallel dynos to complete CI build faster and save time.

Heroku charges you for seconds spent in runtime for each dyno. It means instead of running your slow test suite on a single dyno you could split it across multiple dynos and pay more or less the same and significantly reduce the CI build time for your project.

  
## omni_authorizer.rb
class OmniAuthorizer
  def self.call(params)
    new(SlackAPI.new).call(params)
  end

  def self.build_for_facebook(params)
    new(FacebookAPI.new).call(params)
  end

  def initialize(api)

## knapsack_data.rb
# frozen_string_literal: true

require 'httparty'

REQUESTED_BUILDS = ARGV[0].to_i || 10
SPEC_FILES = {}

def get(url, options = {})
  headers = {
    'cache-control': 'no-cache',

## build.sh
#!/bin/bash

# install dependencies for all react projects in background (async way)
cd app/frontend/app_a && yarn install &
cd app/frontend/app_b && yarn install &
cd app/frontend/app_c && yarn install &

# wait for all processes to finish before move on (sync step)
wait

## dry.rb
# config/initializers/dry.rb
require 'dry-struct'

module Types
  include Dry::Types.module
end

## errors.rb
# Example 1
errors = []
def add_error_1(errors, arr)
  errors += arr # this won't change the errors outside, instead of copy of errors will be created locally
  puts "inside of func: #{errors.inspect}"
end

add_error_1(errors, ['an error 1']) # inside of func: ["an error 1"]
puts "outside: #{errors.inspect}" # outside: []

## bem_mix.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
    <head>
        <style>
            /*
             * This won't work (Sass syntax - compile first)
             */

            .nav {
                &__logo {

## circle.yml
test:
  override:
    # run yarn tests only on first CI node
    # note we will do yarn install on first CI node so other CI nodes can run rspec tests in the mean time
    - case $CIRCLE_NODE_INDEX in 0) bundle exec yarn install; yarn flow -- check; yarn test -- --runInBand ;; esac:
        parallel: true # Caution: there are 8 spaces indentation!

    # Step for Dynamic RSpec allocation
    # It will auto balance the whole build
    - bundle exec rake knapsack_pro:queue:rspec:
	# for Ruby users (add to Gemfile)
	$ gem install knapsack_pro

	# for Cypress users
	$ npm install --save-dev @knapsack-pro/cypress

	# for Jest users
	$ npm install --save-dev @knapsack-pro/jest
	class UserController
	def create
	if params[:ads_source] == 'facebook'
	@user = UserCreator.build_for_fb(params)
	elsif params[:ads_source] == 'linkedin'
	@user = UserCreator.build_for_linkedin(params)
	else
	raise 'Invalid ad campaign'
	end
	end
	class OmniAuthorizer
	def self.call(params)
	new(SlackAPI.new).call(params)
	end

	def self.build_for_facebook(params)
	new(FacebookAPI.new).call(params)
	end

	def initialize(api)
	# frozen_string_literal: true

	require 'httparty'

	REQUESTED_BUILDS = ARGV[0].to_i \|\| 10
	SPEC_FILES = {}

	def get(url, options = {})
	headers = {
	'cache-control': 'no-cache',
	#!/bin/bash

	# install dependencies for all react projects in background (async way)
	cd app/frontend/app_a && yarn install &
	cd app/frontend/app_b && yarn install &
	cd app/frontend/app_c && yarn install &

	# wait for all processes to finish before move on (sync step)
	wait
	# config/initializers/dry.rb
	require 'dry-struct'

	module Types
	include Dry::Types.module
	end
	# Example 1
	errors = []
	def add_error_1(errors, arr)
	errors += arr # this won't change the errors outside, instead of copy of errors will be created locally
	puts "inside of func: #{errors.inspect}"
	end

	add_error_1(errors, ['an error 1']) # inside of func: ["an error 1"]
	puts "outside: #{errors.inspect}" # outside: []
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>
	<head>
	<style>
	/*
	* This won't work (Sass syntax - compile first)
	*/

	.nav {
	&__logo {
	test:
	override:
	# run yarn tests only on first CI node
	# note we will do yarn install on first CI node so other CI nodes can run rspec tests in the mean time
	- case $CIRCLE_NODE_INDEX in 0) bundle exec yarn install; yarn flow -- check; yarn test -- --runInBand ;; esac:
	parallel: true # Caution: there are 8 spaces indentation!

	# Step for Dynamic RSpec allocation
	# It will auto balance the whole build
	- bundle exec rake knapsack_pro:queue:rspec: