Jim Cummins jimthedev

## 010_resource_files.js
#!/usr/bin/env node

// this file lives at hooks/after_prepare/010_resource_files.js
// It copies my icon and splash screens to the correct location
// so that they will be loaded by Cordova 3.5
//
// This hook copies various resource files
// from our version control system directories
// into the appropriate platform specific location

## schema.json
{
  "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-04/schema#",
  "definitions": {
    "shift": {
      "$ref": "members-rest-api/schema/#/definitions/shift"
    },
    "blah": {
      "test": "boolean"
    }
  }

## init-angular2-ts-jspm
# DESCRIPTION
# Performs the commands needed to download and set up a new angular2 project using typescript and jspm
#
# Assumes you have these:
#    - git
#    - node / io.js
#    - npm
#    - npm install -g jspm@beta   **NOTE**: you must have the beta release of jspm installed
#
# USAGE

## falcor-angular2-object-to-array.js
/**
 * I am new to falcor and it is under development
 * but I find that I keep needing to flatten
 * integer keyed objects into arrays so that I can
 * use them with Angular 2's NgFor directive.
 *
 * Perhaps I just need to write an angular pipe
 * but I'm curious if there's a way to have falcor
 * output arrays instead of keyed objects.
 *

## falcor-express-server-with-logging.js
// ...
// ... SNIP: You should include and wire up express as needed before this
// ...

// Falcor deps
var falcor = require('falcor');
var falcorExpress = require('falcor-express');
var bodyParser = require('body-parser');

// ROUTES

## LifecycleCallbackTracker.ts
/**
 * Have your component extend this class temporarily when you
 * need lifecycle callback tracking / debugging. See second
 * file for how to use this class in your component.
 */

class LifecycleCallbackTracker {
  staticCallCounts: Object = {};
  textColor: string;
  constructor(textColor?: string) {

## typescript.json
{
  "New NG2 Component (Item)": {
    "prefix": "ng2c",
    "body": [
      "import {Component, View, CORE_DIRECTIVES, FORM_DIRECTIVES} from 'angular2/angular2';",
      "// import {ExampleListComponent} from '../example/example-list.component';",
      "",
      "@Component({",
      "  selector: '${1:dashed-name}',",
      "  properties: ['id']",

## ionic-toggle-platform-bookmarklet.js
javascript:void((function(){var loc = location.href; var base = loc.split('?')[0]; loc.indexOf("?") == -1 || loc.indexOf("?ionicplatform=ios") > -1 ? (location.href = base+"?ionicplatform=android") : (location.href = base+"?ionicplatform=ios");})());

## reduceOrientation.js
function _reduceOrientation(lastOrientation, orientation) {

	if(orientation==='UNKNOWN' && lastOrientation==='UNKNOWN') {
		return 'UNKNOWN';
	}

	switch(orientation) {
			case 'LANDSCAPE':
			case 'PORTRAIT':
				return orientation;

## index.js
var mobx = require('mobx');
var _ = require('lodash');

/*

MOBX in VANILLA ES5
Notes are based on Matt Ruby's Open Source North Talk:

Practical React with MobX
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGwuM_u7UeQ
	#!/usr/bin/env node

	// this file lives at hooks/after_prepare/010_resource_files.js
	// It copies my icon and splash screens to the correct location
	// so that they will be loaded by Cordova 3.5
	//
	// This hook copies various resource files
	// from our version control system directories
	// into the appropriate platform specific location
	{
	"$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-04/schema#",
	"definitions": {
	"shift": {
	"$ref": "members-rest-api/schema/#/definitions/shift"
	},
	"blah": {
	"test": "boolean"
	}
	}
	# DESCRIPTION
	# Performs the commands needed to download and set up a new angular2 project using typescript and jspm
	#
	# Assumes you have these:
	# - git
	# - node / io.js
	# - npm
	# - npm install -g jspm@beta NOTE: you must have the beta release of jspm installed
	#
	# USAGE
	/**
	* I am new to falcor and it is under development
	* but I find that I keep needing to flatten
	* integer keyed objects into arrays so that I can
	* use them with Angular 2's NgFor directive.
	*
	* Perhaps I just need to write an angular pipe
	* but I'm curious if there's a way to have falcor
	* output arrays instead of keyed objects.
	*
	// ...
	// ... SNIP: You should include and wire up express as needed before this
	// ...

	// Falcor deps
	var falcor = require('falcor');
	var falcorExpress = require('falcor-express');
	var bodyParser = require('body-parser');

	// ROUTES
	/**
	* Have your component extend this class temporarily when you
	* need lifecycle callback tracking / debugging. See second
	* file for how to use this class in your component.
	*/

	class LifecycleCallbackTracker {
	staticCallCounts: Object = {};
	textColor: string;
	constructor(textColor?: string) {
	{
	"New NG2 Component (Item)": {
	"prefix": "ng2c",
	"body": [
	"import {Component, View, CORE_DIRECTIVES, FORM_DIRECTIVES} from 'angular2/angular2';",
	"// import {ExampleListComponent} from '../example/example-list.component';",
	"",
	"@Component({",
	" selector: '${1:dashed-name}',",
	" properties: ['id']",
	function _reduceOrientation(lastOrientation, orientation) {

	if(orientation==='UNKNOWN' && lastOrientation==='UNKNOWN') {
	return 'UNKNOWN';
	}

	switch(orientation) {
	case 'LANDSCAPE':
	case 'PORTRAIT':
	return orientation;
	var mobx = require('mobx');
	var _ = require('lodash');

	/*

	MOBX in VANILLA ES5
	Notes are based on Matt Ruby's Open Source North Talk:

	Practical React with MobX
	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGwuM_u7UeQ