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<?php
/* gitlab deploy webhook */
define('GITLAB_VALIDATE_REQUEST_TOKEN', 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx');
define('GITLAB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN', 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx');
define('GITLAB_USERNAME', 'xxxxxxxxxx');
$repositories = array('xxxxxxxxxx');

ob_start();
try {

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<?php
function curl_request($url, $method = 'POST', $params = array(), $options = array()) {
    try {
        $options_defaults = array(
            'headers' => array(),
            'json_response' => true,
            'connecttimeout' => null,
            'timeout' => null,
            'returnresponsecode' => false
        );

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jQuery.modClass()

In my opinion, instead of using the traditional if-else statements to switch CSS classes, using a conditional operator in conjunction with modClass makes the code simpler, easier to read and saves on code lines.

Instead of doing the traditional way:

if (i < 5) {
  jQuery('ul').removeClass('many-items');
} else {

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# Native Language Selector
Adds language selector dropdown to Shopify theme

## Usage
```
{% render 'native-language-selector', id: 'header-nls' %}
```

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class magicSwatches {

  constructor(config) {
    config = typeof config == 'undefined' ? {} : config;
    this.option_wrapper_selector = typeof config.option_wrapper != 'undefined' ? config.option_wrapper : '.selector-wrapper';
    this.product_form_selector = typeof config.product_form != 'undefined' ? config.product_form : 'form.product-form';
    this.strip_giftcard_values = typeof config.strip_giftcard_values != 'undefined' ? config.strip_giftcard_values : true;
    this.form = document.querySelector(this.product_form_selector);
    this.option_wrappers = document.querySelectorAll(this.option_wrapper_selector);
    this.variant_selectbox = this.form.querySelector('[name="id"]');