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#!/bin/sh

# Copy this script to hooks/post-receive in your main git repository
# in order to prompt integrity to build the latest version of your project
# when changes are pushed. Don't forget to make it executable with chmod +x.

HOSTNAME="your.integrity.server"

# Set the username and password if your server is protected with basic auth
#

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# I'm rather pleased with this use of Python decorators for applying
# stubs to a class before a test method.
#
# It feels a bit like a poor man's shoulda. :-)

import os
import unittest2 as unittest

import satisfaction

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    server {
        listen 80;
        server_name effectif.com;
        root /var/apps/nesta/current/public;
        passenger_enabled on;

        if (-f $request_filename.html) {
            rewrite (.*) $1.html break;
        }
    }

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get "/" do
  set_common_variables
  set_from_config(:title, :subtitle, :description, :keywords)
  @heading = @title
  @title = "#{@title} - #{@subtitle}"
  @articles = Page.find_by_path("news").articles[0..7]
  @body_class = "home"
  cache haml(:index)
end

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/* Multiget web service, written in Node
   
   http://127.0.0.1:9001/?urls=http://example.com/,http://example.net/
   
   Will fetch all URLs in parallel, then return a JSON response containing 
   the fetched content from them.
*/

var DEFAULT_TIMEOUT = 10000;

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  <commandset>
    <command id="wordtracker-review-links-command"
             oncommand="WT.LinkBuilder.reviewLinks()"/>
  </commandset>

  <toolbarpalette id="BrowserToolbarPalette">
    <toolbarbutton id="wordtracker-button"
                   class="toolbarbutton-1 chromeclass-toolbar-additional" 
                   label="Wordtracker"
                   tooltiptext="Open the Wordtracker menu"

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#!/bin/bash

# The script that I use to launch unicorn, running Rails 2.3 apps with
# Rack apps mounted within via Metal.
#
# The situation seems to be complicated by the fact that I deploy with one
# user account, and run my apps with another one (that has no perms - why do
# so few Ruby developers do this?). Getting sudo to set the path such that
# bundler could find everything it needed under the app's user account wasn't
# working out; hence this script. Run with sudo.

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# This code enables URLs with dates in for pages that have date set.
#
# If you use this code then a page published on 27 September 2010 with a path
# (relative to Nesta's content directory) of /foo/bar will now be available
# from /2010/09/07/foo/bar.
#
# Installation:
#
# $ mkdir -p local
# $ cat >> local/app.rb  # (paste the following code, then press ^D)

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# To redirect to your latest article when somebody hits the home page
# of your Nesta site, try this:
#
# $ mkdir -p local
# $ cat >> local/app.rb  # then paste in this code and type Ctrl-D

get "/" do
  latest = Page.find_articles[0]
  redirect latest.abspath
end

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poncho% ~/bin/gist < foo.txt 
#<Net::HTTPFound 302 Found readbody=true>
https://gist.github.com/gists/new