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router.get('/issues_closed', function(req, res) {
        request({
            url: 'https://api.github.com/repos/' + req.query.owner + '/' + req.query.repo + '/contributors' + '?' + 'client_id=' + CLIENT_ID + '&' + 'client_secret=' + CLIENT_SECRET,
            headers: { 'user-agent': 'git-technetium' },
            json: true
        }, function(error, response, body) {
            if(!error && response.statusCode === 200) {
                var contributors = [];
                for(var contributorIndex = 0; contributorIndex < body.length; contributorIndex++){
                    contributors.push(body[contributorIndex].login);

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'use strict';

gitApp.controller('reportController', function($scope, commitsFactory, locFactory, commitCommentsFactory, 
                    issuesAssignedFactory, issuesClosedFactory, issuesOpenedFactory, issuesCommentsFactory,
                    pullsFactory, pullRequestCommentsFactory){

    $scope.commitData = [];
    $scope.locData = [];
    $scope.commitCommentsData = [];
    $scope.issuesAssignedData = [];

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/**
     *  Precondition:
     *      ownerName (string): The owner username of the target repository
     *      repoName (string): The target repository name
     *  Postcondition:
     *      An array of objects, where each object contains the following properties:
     *          name (string): The contributor username
     *          issues_opened (string): The number of issues closed by the respective contributor
    **/
    router.get('/issues_closed', function(req, res) {

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/*
    PROBLEM: We do not know how many iterations we'll need to perform to access all of the data.
             We want an algorithm to iterate over a page of data, and under some conditions 
             continue to run the requests function repeatedly until we reach a break condition.
             Essentially, the runtime of the loop is dynamically changing and we need a way to
             handle an indeterminate number of requests.
*/


// Starting page counter

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async.each(urls, function(url, callback){
        console.log("Grabbing Dataset from " + url);
        makeRequest(url, function(){
          callback();
        });
      }, function(err){
          console.log("Hello");
          if(err){
            console.log("Error grabbing data");
          } else {