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var atomify = require('atomify')
  , path = require('path')

var opts = {
  entry: path.join(__dirname, '..', 'app', 'index.js')
, debug: true
}

var str = ''
var runcount = 0

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var bind = require('lodash.bind')
var Base = require('ribcage-view')

window.foo = 'baz'

var SubThing = Base.extend({
  action: function () {
    this.options.action()
  }
})

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var Base = require('ribcage-view')

var SubView = Base.extend({
  action: function () {
    this.options.action()
  }
})

var View = Base.extend({
  foo: 'bar'

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{{#selectTag toDos step.toDoId selectOpts}}
{{/selectTag}}

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$(document).scroll(function() {

  var top = $(document).scrollTop();

  if (top > 300) {
    alert('1')
  }
  else if (top > 600) {
    alert('2')
  } 

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Definition of “DigitalLocation”:
Instead of tracking your physical location, like GeoLocation does, DigitalLocation tracks your “Location” on the Web.
So, in short, DigitalLocation consists of a timestamp, a domain, a path, and any other meta-data that the consumer or
provider would like to attach.

Example DigitalLocation in a JSON format:

{
	domain:         “http://docs.google.com”,
	path:           “/a/techwraith.com/”,

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var pFilters = [];
function togglePotatoes(pType) {
  if (pFilters.indexOf(pType) > -1) {
    pFilters.splice(pFilters.indexOf(pType),1);    
  } else {
    pFilters.push(pType);
  }
  console.log(pFilters.join(","));
  
  $(pFilters.join(",")).hide('fast');

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app.js

var thing = require('./foo');
thing.foo(); // "Hello World"


foo.js

exports.foo = function(){console.log("Hello World");

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var kue = require('kue');
var jobs = kue.createQueue();
var i = 1;
var jobInterval = setInterval(function(){
  console.log("creating job " + i + ".")
  jobs.create('test', {title:"This is a test", thing:"another thing.", id: i});
  i++;
},2000);
setTimeout(function(){
  clearInterval(jobInterval);

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var name = 'test'
var foo = 'foo';
var bar = 'bar';

var func = function(arg1, arg2) {
  console.log(arg1, arg2, this.name);
};

var obj = {
  name: 'something new'