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import APIconfig from "./api-config";

// SECTION 1: Create Your endpoints. 
// For separation of concerns, you can create these in a separate file 
// and import them wherever you create your `APIConfig` instance. 
// 
// Note: the following is entirely mocked (i.e. not a real API that 
// I know of), but is meant to convey the idea of using `APIConfig`.
const MY_BASE_URL = "https://api.example.com"

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import React, { Component } from 'react';

/**
 * HOC for asynchronously loading a component dependency.
 * 
 * Use: replace
 * import MyComponent from './path/to/my-component';
 *
 * With:
 * const MyComponent = AsyncLoader(() => import('./path/to/my-component'));

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#!//bin/bash

# Helper script to install and initialize @jackcom libraries and subdirectories
# after create-react-app install.  `chmod 700` and run from app's `package.json` layer. 
# 
# Note: Installs @jackcom/raphsducks and @jackcom/app-network-layer

function makeIndexFile {
    if [ ! -e $1 ]
    then 

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/******************************************
*  File : Animations.scss
*******************************************/
@keyframes beacon {
  0% {
    transform: scale(1, 1);
    opacity: 1;
  }
  100% {
    transform: scale(4, 4);

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// Inspiration from: https://www.fullstackreact.com/articles/Declaratively_loading_JS_libraries/index.html
// ================================================================================
// Summary: a handy class for dynamically loading and using async JS libs in a ReactJS app
// ================================================================================
//
// Usage: 
// 1. create a `ScriptCache` instance:
//      const scriptCache = new ScriptCache(["http://remote.cdn.com/myLibrary.min.js", "http://..."]); 
// 2. pass any functions that depend on window globals (from your script) into `scriptCache.onLoad`
// ================================================================================

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// This syntax reflects changes made to the Swift language as of Aug. '16

extension UIView {
    
    // Example use: myView.addBorder(toSide: .Left, withColor: UIColor.redColor().CGColor, andThickness: 1.0)
    
    enum ViewSide {
        case Left, Right, Top, Bottom
    }
    

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extension UIView {

    /* Example use: myView.addBorder(
        toSide: .Left, 
        withColor: UIColor.redColor().CGColor, 
        andThickness: 1.0
      ) 
    */

    enum ViewSide {

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/**
 * Params below: use as-is to generate a hollow two-figure pie chart (donut chart)
 * @var[width]: pie chart width
 * @var[height]: pie chart height
 * @var[innerRadius]: inner (hollow) circle radius
 * @var[colorRange]: first and second (respective) colors rendered in pie chart
 * @var
*/
var width = 90,
	height = 90,

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'use strict';

/**
 * 'FIX ELEMENT': Locks element to specified coordinates (or window top)
 * Optional Directive Attributes:
 *	[number] top: Fixed Element's distance from top (px),
 *	[number] left: Fixed Element's distance from left (px),
 *	[number] right: Fixed Element's distance from right (px),
 *	[number] padStart: Additional px padding used to calculate when the fix should be triggered
 *	[string] target: CSS selector of a sibling element.