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// FORKED FROM: https://gist.github.com/cowboyd/74c0fd9e7aa3cccaeda0b84604c0136a
//
// using CAF instead of Effection.

/**
 * Implements an operation to fetch the data as described in https://twitter.com/BenLesh/status/1455597411385098242
 * The "winner" is unambiguous. It is the request corresponding to the latest click, guaranteed. 
 * Other important things to note:
 *
 * 1. The HTTP request is cancelled every time along with its containing task

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// Doesn't throw an error, but doesn't return an object
const getObj = () => { a: 1 };
console.log(getObj()); //=> val 'undefined' : void

// Reason: It looks like an arrow function returning an object, but it isn't.
//         It's an arrow function with a function body (containing a labeled
//         statement) that returns nothing.
const getObj = () =>
{    // <- Start function body
  a: // <- A label to use when break/continue; e.g. break a;

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//COMPILER: Scope, can you register an `Animal` and a `dog`?
//SCOPE: Sure.
var Animal, dog;

//ENGINE: Scope, do you have `Animal` available?
//SCOPE: Sure, here it is.
//ENGINE: I'm assigning a reference to the anonymous function to `Animal`

//COMPILER: I see a function expression with a parameter called `inLove`
//COMPILER: Scope, can you register `inLove` inside this function scope?

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var transform = function(contents, doneTransform) {
	
	var authExpiry = 60 * 60 * 1000,
		authId = uuid.v4(),
		authKey = 'file:auth:' + authId;
	
	redis.client.set(authKey, JSON.stringify({
		userId: req.user.id
	}));
	redis.client.expire(authKey, authExpiry);

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// This function takes a contents object with a files array.
// The goal is to cache each file details in redis then replace
// the file's path with a secure, obscured url.

// Finally the contents object is returned with the updated array
// in place of the old one.

// async = require('async')
// uuid = require('node-uuid')
// redis.client = require('node-redis').createClient()

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console.log('test');

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var x = '/x/';
/x/==x

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/*
 * Forked Zakas' attempt at a `type()` "class" maker/extender utility.
 * This variation just makes and links objects, without the unnecessity
 * of using constructor functions. You can however specify `init()`
 * functions to use upon creation of the object. NOTE: because there are
 * no more constructor functions, comparisons with `instanceof` and
 * `constructor` no longer apply.
 */

function make(delegateTo, declaration) {

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/*
 * Forked Zakas' attempt at a `type()` "class" maker/extender utility.
 * Mainly, this approach automatically calls a type's super-type (if any)
 * `constructor` upon construction of the type, if you didn't specify
 * a `constructor` for the type itself.
 */
 
function type(prototype, declaration) {
	function mixin(receiver, supplier) {
		if (Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor) {

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var fs = require("fs");
var jParser = require("jParser");
var eof = false;

fs.readFile("sample.jpg",function(err,data) {
        if (!err) {
                var view = new jDataView(data, undefined, undefined, false);
                var parser = new jParser(view,{

// JPG