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#! /usr/bin/env boot
(set-env! :dependencies '[[compojure "1.5.0"]
                          [http-kit "2.1.8"]])

;; You can pass as many packages as you want to require,
;; so no need to invoke it twice!
(require '[compojure.core :refer [defroutes GET POST]]
         '[org.httpkit.server :refer [run-server]])

(defn greet [greetee]

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wt cron schedule --name cat-facts \
                 --param to=<ENEMY_PHONE_NUMBER> \
                 --secret SID=<TWILIO_SID> \
                 --secret TOKEN=<TWILIO_TOKEN> \
                 --secret NUMBER=<TWILIO_NUMBER> \
                 "<CRON SCHEDULE>" \
                 <PATH_TO_FILE>

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- find the column and line number related to where the cursor is
  - find the token underneath the cursor using some sort language parsing
  - leverage the syntax highlighting to determine tokens (individual HTML Elements)
    - this would help with the onTokenEnter and onTokenLeave priciples
- make API call to get the hover contents back from the api
  - so long as the cursor stays over the current token, show a loading indicator
  - it can't jusst on cursor move, onTokenEnter
  - onTokenLeave stop the request/ignore the request
- once you get the content back, replace the loading indicator with the content
  - you could cache the content in case the user hovers back over the same token in a given session