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type User {
  id: ID! @unique          
  name: String!            
  email: String! @unique
  image: String           
  password: String        # tradition email/password login
  oauthId: String         # if oauth login is used 
  posts: [Post]            
  reviews: [Review]        
  createdAt: DateTime!     

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const categories = ['react', 'jquery', 'angular', 'vue']
const subCategories = ['documentation', 'tutorial', 'book']

const user = {
  id: String,       // generated by db
  username: String, // unique
  password: String, // if we use text password
  email: String,    // unique
  oauthId: String,  // if we use oauth

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class Component extends React.Component {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props)
    
    this.state = {
      time: null
    }
  }
  
  componentDidMount() {

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// Example State
this.state = {
  name: "Johnny Smitherson",
  age: "47",
  employed: true
}

// Method to download as JSON file
downloadFile = () => {
  const {name, age, employed} = this.state

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{
  variant: 1,   // variant 1 for multiple-answer
  question: [   // variant 1 for small text
    {variant: 1, text: "Which two characters are convicted for the murder of Teresa Halbach?"}
  ],
  choices: [    // sequential labels
    {label: "A", text: "Earl Avery"},
    {label: "B", text: "Chuck Avery"},
    {label: "C", text: "Steve Avery"},
    {label: "D", text: "Bobby Dassey"},

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// Exam Object
{
  title: String,     // Title of the exam - ex: "Network Administration"
  code: String,      // Optional 6 digit code - popular for technical certification exams - ex: "123-456"
  pass: Number,      // Passing score as a percentage - ex: 75
  time: Number,      // Time limit of exam in minutes - ex: 90
  cover: [Node],     // Array of Nodes - A way to visualize exam
  test: [Questions]  // Array of Questions - All questions that make up the exam
}

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// build field from package.json
// productName - Output executable will be based on this, the official name of the app
// win - means we are targeting Windows
// icon - the icon for the executable file, taskbar, shortcuts, etc
// publish - automatically pushes the executable to a distribution platform
// provider - i am using github releases - people can go there and download my app
// owner - my github name
// target - type of build, there are more options for Windows - appx, squirrel as well as MacOS and Linux options
// directories - by default input dir is dist, here output is assigned to release - all built files will end up there
"build": {

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// Earlier in your code
var canvas = document.createElement('canvas')
var ctx = canvas.getContext('2d')

// Capture a stream and this function will create a snapshot
function captureSnapshot(stream) {
  
  // Create a video element and style it so it is way off the screen
  var video = document.createElement('video')
  video.style.cssText = 'position: absolute; left: -10000px; top: -10000px;'

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<div id="root"></div>

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const userSchema = mongoose.Schema(
{
login: loginSchema
profile: profileSchema
skillTree: skillSchema
})

const loginSchema = mongoose.Schema(
{
  username: {