brandonferens

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am brandonferens on github.
• I am brandonferens (https://keybase.io/brandonferens) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASAZ03rZpCGLYYIVU9dBTvGuwEnEe8e5e18K-uTaIPUz1Qo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

brandonferens

<?php

namespace Tests;

use Facebook\WebDriver\Chrome\ChromeOptions;
use Facebook\WebDriver\Remote\RemoteWebDriver;

trait MobileApplication
{
    /**

brandonferens

//
// Setup Commands
//

# Set version of PHP to 7
#
phpenv local 7.0
#
#
# Disable XDebug

brandonferens

image: laradock/workspace

pipelines:
  default:
    - step:
        script:
          - composer install --prefer-source --no-interaction
          - ./vendor/phpunit/phpunit/phpunit

brandonferens

// Sass's lighten function just adds the supplied percentage to the existing color's percentage
// making it really difficult to adjust a color's lightness in any sort of logical way. This
// function solves that issue increasing the percentage relative to the color's lightness.
@function lightenColor($color, $percentage) {
    $diff:          100 - lightness($color); // Find the percentage difference
    $quotient:      $diff / 100%;            // Dividing a percentage by a percentage return a decimal
    $newPercentage: $quotient * $percentage;

    @return lighten($color, $newPercentage);
}

brandonferens

<?php namespace Potentia\Console\Commands;

use Activation;
use DB;
use Illuminate\Console\Command;
use Sentinel;

class UpgradeToSentinel extends Command
{

brandonferens

// This set of mixins allows you to create margin and padding classes dynamically.

// In html, you would specify <div class="mr20-xs">Content</div> to give you margin-right: 20px
// It is based on the responsive capabilities of Bootstrap. <div class="mr20-sm"> would give you
// 20 pixels of right margin on screens small and larger.

// Mixin control

// .make-margins(@breakpoint, @size, @decrement)
//        @breakpoint: To be used with Bootstrap. Must supply breakpoints: xs, sm, md or lg

brandonferens

function loadRelativeAssets()
{
    $routeArray = explode('.', Route::currentRouteName());

    // We take the current route, create an array form it, run it
    // through the while statement checking to see if that file exists.
    // If it does, we load it. Then we remove that last element
    // from the array, and do it all again, until the array is empty
    while (!empty($routeArray)) {
        // Create the path to the js file