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// Doc here: https://deanebarker.net/tech/code/directory-sync/

public class FileSystemSyncManager
{
	public List<LogEntry> Log { get; private set; } = new();

	public FileRefCollection SourceFiles { get; set; }
	public FileRefCollection TargetFiles { get; set; }

	// Return false from any of these to cancel the operation

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// Information on JSONdata: https://jsonata.org/

// Requires this class also: https://gist.github.com/deanebarker/d9983155603d1adf26197787a9c74ae4

// in C#

var json = GetABunchOfJson();

var context = new TemplateContext();
context.SetValue("json", new JsonataValue(json));

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// Doc here: https://deanebarker.net/tech/code/tag-builder/

public class Tag
{
	private readonly string[] selfClosing = new[] { "img", "br", "hr", "input", "link", "meta" };

	public List<Tag> Children = new();

	public Tag(string input, string content, params Tag[] children)
	{

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// Requires Nuget package Jsonata.Net.Native

// Doc here: https://deanebarker.net/tech/code/jsonata-doc/

public class JsonataDoc
{
	// This is public so you can change the options if you want
	public JsonSerializerOptions DeserializerOptions = new();

    private string json;

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This is the simplest form of a mouseover "tooltip" UI that I could come up with.

You can see it used on local hyperlinks at https://deanebarker.net/.

Note: this is NOT a "library." This is starter code. There are no settings or configuration (meaning: everything is hard-coded) nor has it been designed to be extensible -- you are expected copy this code and change it. It's essentially just an example.

To use

1. Somehow form an array of elements to which you want to have tips attached
2. Implement a function to return the HTML of a tip. It will be passed the entire element that triggered the tip. Do whatever you want (read from an attribute, do a lookup on the HREF, whatever). Return the HTML content for the tip.

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using Parlot.Fluent;
using static Parlot.Fluent.Parsers;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System;
using System.Linq;

/*

This class allows you to query and manipulate a set of numbers using a simple language.

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<!--

This will show a UI "drawer" that pops out from the right side of the screen, with a dropshadow and overlay on the rest of the window.

The drawer will auto-focus on the first input field.

A close button will automatically be placed in the top left corner. (Also, you can close by clicking anywhere else on the page.)

-->

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using Microsoft.ApplicationInsights.Extensibility;
using Microsoft.ApplicationInsights.Extensibility.Implementation;

public class Startup
{
    public void Configure(TelemetryConfiguration telemetryConfiguration)
    {
        telemetryConfiguration.DisableTelemetry = true;
        TelemetryDebugWriter.IsTracingDisabled = true;
    }

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using EPiServer.ServiceLocation;
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc;
using Optimizely.ContentGraph.Cms.Core.Internal;

namespace DeaneBarker.Optimizely.Cms
{
    [Route("component")]
    public class ComponentController : Controller
    {
        private const string KEY_TOKEN = "@key";

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/*

<table-of-contents title="Contents" source=".article" selector="h2,h3"></table-of-contents>

* "title" will be placed in a HEADER tag as the first child
* "source" default to the BODY tag
* "selector" defaults to "h2"

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