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| // @see https://play.vuejs.org/#eNqVVluPm0YU/isTVMmsYkPq9sli0bbpVm2lJlUTtQ/GDwQGmwRmyDB417L47znnzAwXb+IkfjGcy3e+Obfh7P3SNMGx497Gi9pMlY1mVSr2t4mn28RjLdddEyeirBupNDszxYsle0h1drB/90XBM71kgj/qt2X2gfWsULJmCwBdJGJw/a2r69PvUtVWHYSDBOODqTV8rQ9czQwHiTVMRCZFq1nd7tktMvIXf/Cqkux/qar82eJmYrB2FoWUoyKTndBW8wKkTi66urViwR/YG679mxEtbV6N+i1hBMe06vhuAlGf/k6bCQa8Ra1WpdhDjrr6HVfbXexvt4u0qhZLtn2x2+0wRiKKTmS6lIIdUpFX/GUF2fRv2DkRzBA2wZ4/R0EYElkjCtI89ycmAMcmamDjTrMNgmBULKe4eIgeeaTtSWTsgg0cY0bo6/FnFt9OgRwpiRYbWtC3ybIVGII8tbZx4J3iTHG4gCrw1r8xUS4yCqIZOgARwFQ252rCfyk46eDn6jwDAl/UmbahI6QPaQntZ2fIhyzfxkOirwYh/bU4ZDBktscHW+jLEsucV/+hn0/eG2b61lYchmlgQP8WhbaAjxVdsglvnAZZ8aCSe39Bc5VBmD3PcQqRhfOks33Z1czTE99ERKHZV7Cd4EXzuqlSzeGNsejwY3w+037o+yiEN7B4tlpBIkg97qIaz7yi48DKAwfYeXddkwPSZq67zBEYhjFbrSigCapAYio6EliPDEA87rbjiuA39WkafU2o9nwWLzqsY5gbAFkTCOBiOntIPiC+67SGCt5lOJwDTRrVxIthLqPQmJg0TTBxMRlMXF3Q1xuApoe+B1xjaNsJVfZxUDoTy4nqdJWUWyFPeEXhpHreEm4e6ICi3AfvWyngYqKmSLxM1k1ZcfW6waaF2wlYmUFKPGh++fAXybSCSXXy7MCzD5+Rv28fUZZ4/yjecnWEcg46nao910Z9/+YVzORECVXrKrC+ |
| function Foo() { | |
| const now = performance.now(); | |
| /** | |
| * The result of the first performance.now() call (stored in now) is subtracted from the current time. | |
| * This effectively calculates the time elapsed since the loop began. | |
| * | |
| * the loop keeps running as long as it hasn't been a full second since the startTime was captured. | |
| * Once the elapsed time hits or goes above 200ms, the loop condition becomes false, and the loop terminates. | |
| */ |
| useEffect(() => { | |
| // componentDidMount ? | |
| }, []); | |
| useEffect(() => { | |
| // componentDidUpdate ? | |
| }, [foo, bar]); | |
| useEffect(() => { | |
| return () => { |
| describe('useQueryProductById', () => { | |
| afterEach(() => { | |
| jest.clearAllMocks(); | |
| }); | |
| it('should return a single product', async () => { | |
| const product = { | |
| id: 2, | |
| title: 'Mens Casual Premium Slim Fit T-Shirts ', | |
| price: 22.3, |
| num=10 | |
| # -eq equals | |
| # -ne not equal | |
| # -gt greather than | |
| # -ge greather than or equal | |
| # -lt less than | |
| # -le less than or equal | |
| if [ $num -eq 10] |
| /** | |
| <template> | |
| <div id="foo" @click="handleClick">Yo!</div> | |
| </template> | |
| */ | |
| import { | |
| createElementVNode as _createElementVNode, | |
| openBlock as _openBlock, | |
| createElementBlock as _createElementBlock, |
| // getScope() is a method provided by jscodeshift that can be used to get the Scope object for a given Node. | |
| // A Scope object represents the lexical scope of a node in the abstract syntax tree (AST). | |
| // It contains information about the variables, functions, and other declarations that are in scope at a given point in the code. | |
| // Here's an example of how getScope() can be used: | |
| import { getScope } from 'jscodeshift'; | |
| const source = ` | |
| function foo() { |
| struct Point<T, U> { | |
| x: T, | |
| y: U, | |
| } | |
| impl<T, U> Point<T, U> { | |
| // Methods that use different generic types than their struct’s definition | |
| fn mixup<V, W>(self, other: Point<V, W>) -> Point<T, W> { | |
| Point { | |
| x: self.x, |
| // represents the `possible` absence of a value | |
| enum Option<T> { | |
| Some(T), | |
| None, | |
| } | |
| let email: Option<String> = Some(email_str); | |
| let email: Option<String> = None; | |
| // representsan operation that could have failed |
