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module Scratch exposing (..)

import String


-- arguments first then return
-- so the arguments are wrapped in braces for disambiguation
-- http://guide.elm-lang.org/types/reading_types.html

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module Build exposing (..)

import Debug


type alias Foobar number =
    { foo : number, bar : number }


build : number -> number -> { foo : number, bar : number }

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-- Version 1
-- No error or warning here

module Build exposing (..)


build : a -> b -> { foo : b, name : a }
build a b =
    { name = a, foo = b }

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http://guide.elm-lang.org/core_language.html says

Unlike JavaScript, Elm makes a distinction between integers and floating point numbers. Just like Python 3, there is both floating point division (/) and integer division (//).

> 9 / 2
4.5

> 9 // 2
4

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- INIT
- INPROGRESS
- SUCCESS
- ERROR

reducer is:

{
  status: "SUCCESS" | "ERROR" | "INPROGRESS",
  data: { },

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    it('needs auth to be passed in', (done) => {
      const usedMock = nock('http://example.com/v1', {
        reqheaders: {
          "Accept": "application/json",
          "Content-Type": "application/json",
          "Authorization": `Basic ${btoa(auth)}`
        }
      }).post('/user').reply(200, jsonResponse);

      const storedAuthMock = nock('http://example.com/v1', {

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git rebase origin/master -x 'bundle exec rspec'

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my question is related to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31326199/mocha-equivalent-to-webpacks-resolve-root
am using root paths in my app code.

webpack config snippet:

```json
const path = require('path'),
      webpack = require('webpack'),
      PATHS = {
        app: path.join(__dirname, 'app'),

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const helpers = {
  *monotonicallyIncreasingGen(start, step) {
    var counter = start;

    while (true) {
      yield counter;
      counter += step;
    }
  },

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#### note
translate https://github.com/yelouafi/redux-saga/blob/7da88a9096268ed70cfd9e6f0a54454274ad5ddd/README_zh-hant.md 
using google translate

# Redux-saga

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Another Side Effect model Redux app. Instead of thunk redux-thunk sent. You can create * * Sagas in one place to focus all Side Effect logic.