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export const typeHelper = (() => {
    const types = [
        'Array',
        'Object',
        'String',
        'Date',
        'RegExp',
        'Function',
        'Boolean',
        'Number',

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import React from 'react';
import { render, screen, fireEvent, RenderResult, Queries, RenderOptions } from '@testing-library/react';
import { ThemeProvider } from 'styled-components';
import { theme } from '@gymshark/utils';
import reduce from 'lodash/reduce';

type AdditionalThemes = { [key: string]: unknown }[];
type ContextConfigs<T> = { context: React.Context<T>; value: T; order: number }[];

let themes: AdditionalThemes;

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# Takes a string argument to the twitter video m3u8 url and gets each of the .ts segments, then creates an mpeg. Very crude, based on
# http://zeroonelabs.com/how-i-downloaded-a-video-from-twitter-using-curl/

## To get the m3u8 url just check the network tab on the page with the video in your console.

FILE1=$1

declare -a fileArray

fileArray=$(curl --silent $FILE1 | grep -vE "^#" | sed -e 's_^_https://video.twimg.com_g')

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import collections

def replace(l, x, y):

    s = l.split(",")
    print s
    
    keys = x # Strings to be replaced
    values = y # Strings to replace with
    

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