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A helper parameter check for functions in JS

TODO: Turn into a .js file or npm module
TODO: Improve the single object version and demonstrate good usage with function parameters
TODO: Seperate arrays from objects

Supports: string, number, object, function, boolean

3rd iteration

• This would/will be the npm module

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Mac OSX

NOTE - Currently this is a non-exhaustive list. I will add more each day.

• A lot of these are built-in and some are my personal shortcuts. In the future I will mark defaults vs. changed
• On my Mac, the CMD key and CTRL key are swapped, so whererever you see CMD, it will be the default CTRL and vice versa
• For MY sanity, I kept it that way so I am not second guessing myself.

Terminal:

Key	Command

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Useful links/tips that I don't have time to look at this very moment

Rsync watcher - https://github.com/axkibe/lsyncd
Reuse SSH connections - http://www.revsys.com/writings/quicktips/ssh-faster-connections.html
Good way to Git - https://sandofsky.com/blog/git-workflow.html

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# Linux/Mac - No windows
# Quickly share your code/script with others that have ssh access to the same server.
# Include one or both functions inside your ~/.bash_aliases.

# `gitinitrepo` needs `gitserverepo`, otherwise it just inits a git repo

# To use, change the SERVER1, SERVER2, SHORTNAME1, SHORTNAME2 variables to whatever you want
#   adding or removing if you want as well.

# Then inside the folder without a git repo attached

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My RealmWrapper.js file. Uses RealmSchema.js for the schema.

You can find the "realmSchema.js" here and examples here

'use strict';

import Realm from 'realm';
import Schemas from "./realmSchemas.js";
const version = 51;

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Schema example to my RealmWrapper.js and RealmExamples.md

You can find the RealmWrapper here and RealmExamples here

'use strict';


class Assigned {}

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Examples for my RealmWrapper.js and RealmSchema.js

You can find the RealmWrapper here and RealmSchema here

//addRealmListener(fn)
this.realm.addRealmListener(this.updateImgs.bind(this));

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FROM node

RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y \
    build-essential \
    apt-utils \
    openjdk-7-jdk \
    vim \
    git

RUN npm i node-gyp -g

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NOTE:

This solution works however, your containers can no longer connect to the outside world. Currently searching for a solution where I can whitelist ips to specific ports on an external server while blocking all other external ips.

Example: 2-4 web apps accessable to the internet, 1 mongo container. I would like to connect to the mongo container from my ip and from the containers, but disallow anyone else to connect to the mongo container

Currently its possible, but all containers lose ability to ping/connect outside the container with --iptables=false Otherwise all containers are exposed.

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Note:

This is my personal preference which may be different from yours. I'm choosing to do the following:

• Let any user within the git group that is NOT the git user, full access to do what they wish with the repositories, including rename, delete, and move.
  • It is possible to only allow the git group to only modify items within the repositories, but I chose not to at this time (its only me anyway). I'll append how to do this at the end at a later time.
• Let the git user have only enough access to push/pull repositories, list the repositories, and add their public ssh key to git users .ssh/authorized_keys directory.
• Allow only the repo/root/sys admin to place repos in the location to serve them publically.
• Allow only specific repo's to be served publically in a seperate folder.
• Have the shortest url using scp syntax git@serverip:repo.git and git://serverip:repo.git.
• Make sure all permissions we set perfectly so from inception of creating the repo, to pushing for the 100th time,