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import SwiftUI

struct ListAnimationsView: View {
    struct Item: Identifiable {
        var name: String
        var id: String { name }
        
        static var currentID = 0
        static func new() -> Item {
            currentID += 1

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import Foundation
import PlaygroundSupport
import UIKit

class ViewController: UIViewController {
    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()
        
        self.view.backgroundColor = .white
        

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import Foundation

/** 
 Observable wraps an internal value providing a simple API for consumers to be notified of changes to the value.
 
 You add an observation by specifying an `observer` which should be thought of as a lifetime object. When the `observer`
 is deallocated the observation is removed and the closure will not be called again. It is possible to unsubscribe
 earlier by passing the `observer` to `removeObserver(_:)`. Note though that this removes all observations added using
 this `observer`.
 

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import ObjectiveC
import UIKit

// MARK: - AutoScrollView

/**
 A scroll view that automatically scrolls to first responders when the keyboard is shown.
 Supports the `focusView` and `focusPadding` properties of the first responder if it conforms to `KeyboardAdjustingResponder`
 Vertical scrolling support only.
 */

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struct MasterResponse<T: JSONDecodable> {
    let object: T?
    let error: [String: JSON]?
}

extension MasterResponse: JSONDecodable {
    init(json: JSON) throws {
        guard case let .Dictionary(jsonDictionary) = json else {
            let error = JSON.Error.ValueNotConvertible(value: json, to: MasterResponse.self)
            throw error

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/// Custom type for the error case which includes a value. Here I end up using JSON but you could easily decode to a model on error.
struct MyNetworkError<T> {
    let response: Response<NSData, NSError>?
    let error: ErrorType
    let value: T?

    var statusCode: HTTPStatusCode? {
        guard let response = response?.response else { return nil }
        return HTTPStatusCode(intValue: response.statusCode)
    }

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am crayment on github.
• I am crayment (https://keybase.io/crayment) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is AFD0 1E3D 1219 DD40 055E FF54 6D0A 8F14 ED43 F4BC

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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	SocketIOClient *socket = [SocketIOClient socketIOClientWithHost:@"www.marcelball.ca" port:8000 delegate:self];
	NSDictionary *message = [NSDictionary 
													 dictionaryWithObjects:
													 [NSArray arrayWithObjects:
														@"handshake", 
														@"student@test.com", 
														@"a", 
														@"false", nil] 
													 forKeys:[NSArray arrayWithObjects:
																		@"action", 

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NSDictionary *dictionary;
NSArray *words = [dictionary allKeys];
NSMutableString *javascript = @"addText(";
for (int i=0; i<[words count]; i++) {
	[javascript appendString:@"%@", [words objectAtIndex:i]];
	if(i<([words count]-1)) {
		[javascript appendString:@", "];
	}
}

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class CheckoutsController < ApplicationController
  def index
    @categories = Category.all
  end
end