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// some service to get the user's permissions
import * as user from './user-service'
import * as m from 'mithril'

const adminView = (ctrl) => m('.container.admin', [
  m('h1', 'Hello admin')
  
  // show admin specific controls
])

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import * as m from 'mithril'
import * as ko from 'knockout'

// both mithril and knockout have a concept of 'observables'
// mithril calls this a 'prop' for some reason or another
var mObs = m.prop()
var kObs = ko.observable()

// observables have a fairly simple operation - call it with nothing
// to get the current state, call it with something to set the state

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// based on https://github.com/dontwork/mithril-select/blob/master/src/components/selectOption.js

import * as m from 'mithril'
import * as isSelected from '../functions/isSelected'

const action = (option, selection, e) => {
  if (isSelected(option, selection)) {
    const i = selection.indexOf(option)
    selection.splice(i, 1)
  } else {

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/// <reference path="../../mithril.d.ts"/>
module Components {
  interface ViewArgs {
    sortBy?: any
    getTracks?: (sort: string) => Model.Track[]
    selectTrack?: (track: {}) => void
    isSortedOn?: (sort: string) => string
    tracks?: Model.Track[]
  }

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import * as m from 'mithril'

// this is a "presentation" component and knows nothing about the world
export const view = (_, { link }) => m('.nav', m('.breadcrumbs', [
  m('a', { href: link })
]))

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import * as m from 'mithril'

export const controller = function(props) {
  var self = this
  this.myAction = msg => {
       event.preventDefault()
      // HERE I WANT TO SEND THE 'smg' TO THE 'ctrl.message' ON MainComponent.
      props.message('set to whatever!')
  }
}

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// Auto-curried fun macro, inspired by ML syntax
//
// Examples:
// let add = fun x y { x + y }
// let map = fun f x { x.map(f) }
syntax fun = ctx => {
  const ids = []
  let ret = null

  // start parsing our context

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// Auto curried function definitions using let, like ML
//
// Examples:
// let add x y = x + y
// let map f ctx = tx.map(f)
// NOTE: requires auto-curried function macro: https://gist.github.com/WreckedAvent/9aa698d3e9e6a46c5c62c1e266c95f20
syntax let = ctx => {
  const ids = []
  let ret = null
  let body = null