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/**
 * This litte program allows to test HTTP redirect cookie options.
 * It can be used to simulate the OAuth authorization grant login process implemented
 * by the german eID provider DTrust.
 * 
 * How to use it?
 * - start the application with `node cookieTest.js`. This starts a http server at Port 8000 at your localhost.
 * - In another terminal window run ngrok with the command `ngrok http 8000` 
 *   - you now can access your server via localhost:8000 and a ngrok https url.
 *   - Encode the ngrok url e.g. by node.js repl command `encodeURIComponent('https://ee3f-84-58-22-35.ngrok-free.app')`

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/* run with 'deno days --help' 
 */
import containedPeriodicValues from 'https://cdn.skypack.dev/contained-periodic-values';
import sugarDate from 'https://cdn.skypack.dev/sugar-date';
import { ld } from 'https://x.nest.land/deno-lodash@1.0.0/mod.ts'
import { parse } from "https://deno.land/std/flags/mod.ts"

/**
 * returns a command line argument by name from the args array
 */

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import dateHolidays from 'https://cdn.skypack.dev/date-holidays';
import { ld } from 'https://x.nest.land/deno-lodash@1.0.0/mod.ts'
import { parse } from "https://deno.land/std/flags/mod.ts"

/**
 * returns a command line argument by name from the args array
 */
const getArg = function(argName: string, args: any[]): string {
	//@ts-ignore
	const arg = ld.find(args, (arg: string[]) => arg[0] === argName)

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set noautofocus
# test 

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#!/bin/bash
# Get BTP OAuth access token
# Usage:
# btp_accesstoken <appname>
#
# Call this bash script with btp_accesstoken <appname> where appname is a name
# of your apps on btp. 
# You can retrieve the list of apps with 'cf a'
# Login credentials are retrieved from bitwarden. You have to be logged into it already
# client_id, client_secret, oauth endpoint are retrieved from 'cf de <appname>'. You have to be looged into it as well.

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How to debug XSA application running on HXE

This readme describes how to debug an application that is deployed to a HXE instance of the HANA XSA.

• xs enable-debugging fsdmds_ht-srv (This is an example. Enter the name of the app you want to debug. These can be found via xs a
• In Chrome call chrome://inspect
• Click "Open dedicated DevTools for Node"
• Menu: Connection -> Choose 'Add connection' and enter 'localhost:'

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// This script reads open projects and outputs them to the console.
// This is quite messy cause I created it at a sunday evening.
// Will hopefully find time in the future to make it a bit more production ready

import {
  decode as base64Decode,
  encode as base64Encode,
} from 'https://deno.land/std@0.82.0/encoding/base64.ts';
import { ld } from 'https://x.nest.land/deno-lodash@1.0.0/mod.ts'
import { parse } from "https://deno.land/std/flags/mod.ts"

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Hi @petermuessig ,

	wow, what a comprehensive answer! Thank you very much!!! These were exactly the pointers I was lacking.
		Especially the mentioned Babel plugin is brilliant: It does the heavy lifting for using a modern syntax and still achieves backwards compatibility. And it plays well with your middleware (no surprise there :-)).

		So I've tried to get this running and succeeded. My steps were:

	adapt your livetranspile middleware to also search for ts files, not just js files. I'm planning on submitting a PR for your middleware soon. Also I haven't adapted the build task, but this shouldn't be too hard either.
		wiring the new middleware in ui5.yaml
	Install the essential babel plugins

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Want to securely login to command line tools without exposing your credentials?

• Install one of the Bitwarden clients (https://github.com/bitwarden)
• Create your secure passwords with the Bitwarden client
  • Here I created a secure item with the namen xsa-engine
• Install the Bitwarden CLI (https://github.com/bitwarden/cli)
• At command line login to the Bitwarden CLI (bw login)
• Write a script like the following to securely connect to your applications / servers. Here I connect to the HANA XSA server via xs client.
• chmod 755 xsa_login.sh

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<Input id="email1" 
  value="{path: '/email1', type: 'sap.ui.model.type.String', constraints: {search: '^((?!\\.)[\\w-_.]*[^.])(@\\w+)(\\.\\w+(\\.\\w+)?[^.\\W])$'}}"
  type="Email" 
></Input>