jolle-c

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/**!----------------------------------------------------------------------------

shell.lasso
Adaptation of Jason Huck's Shell tag for Lasso 8.5

Author: Jonathan Guthrie, Jolle Carlestam
Last Modified: 2018-03-20
License: Public Domain

jolle-c

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/**!----------------------------------------------------------------------------
hash_sha512.lasso
Author: Jolle Carlestam
License: Public Domain

Description:
For when you want a hashed string using SHA512 for hashing.
Requires the Lasso 9 version of shell

jolle-c

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kin_slugify.lasso

Author: Jolle Carlestam
License: Public Domain

Description:
For when you want a string, like a headline for a news article, to be used as part of a URL. Safe to send out in the wild.

jolle-c

define safe_filename(
	filename::string,
	-replacechar::string		= '-',
	-clearemoji::boolean		= false,
	-noleadingperiod::boolean	= false,
	-allowed_length::integer	= 255
) => {

	local(_filename = string(#filename))

jolle-c

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/**!
jwt
Lasso 9 type to sign, encode and verify JSON Web Tokens (JWT).
Requires a version of Lasso that supports json_encode and json_decode.
Developed and tested on Lasso 9.3.
Inspired by methods published by Alex Betz on Lasso Talk in April 2017

2017-04-25	JC	First version

jolle-c

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/**!
wrp

Quick way to grap a web_request param

2017-05-02	JC	Added examples
2014-10-08	JC	Added to Gist
2014-10-08	JC	Added separate methods for queryparams and postparams
2014-08-24	JC	Rewrite of the wrp method once again. This time with code suggested by Brad Lindsay in a lassotalk thread. Introduces the param -all

jolle-c

/**!
array -> encodesql

Adds a method to the lasso 9 array and staticarray types that will run encodesql on each item in the array.
This changes the array in place.
It also alters each item to type string.

EXAMPLE USAGE
local(ids = array('1', '5', '22'))
local(sql = "SELECT * FROM mytable AS mt

jolle-c

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/**!
jc_session

Lasso 9 type to handle cookie based sessions

NOTE, as of this release the code is using json_encode/json_decode as a replacement for json_serialize/json_deserialize. If you are running this in an environment prior to Lasso 9.3 you will have to replace all instances of json_encode with json_serialize and json_decode with json_deserialize!

NOTE, if this is an updated version you'll need to add an additional field to the session table. Run the following sql for Mysql:
ALTER TABLE `jc_session`

jolle-c

/**!
client_ip_isin
Will return true if client_ip matches any of the strings in the provided staticarray

Examples
	client_ip_isin((: '127.*', '94.219.224.*'))

2014-09-10	JC	First version

*/

jolle-c

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/**!
jc_fileuploads
local(myfile = jc_fileuploads(1)) // the integer is optional and will if provided restrict the method to the n:th count of uploaded files

#myfile -> size // how many files that where uploaded or handled by the type
#myfile -> contenttype // or #myfile -> contenttype(n) when targeting the n:th file //  for example image/jpeg
#myfile -> fieldname // #myfile -> fieldname(n)
#myfile -> filesize // #myfile -> filesize(n)
#myfile -> filename // #myfile -> filename(n)