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import scalaj.http._


case class httpResponse(code: Int, body: String, url: String)

object httpRequest {
	val options = Map(
		"connTimeout" -> 5000,
		"readTimeout" -> 5000
	)

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/*
An array of services that you want to integrate. I didnt make it an object because these services are started and stopped in the order they appear in the array.
Here i have taken 3 examples- kissmetrcs, intercom and vero
Service properties:
	enabled- Setting it to false doesnt start or track events for this service
	start- This function is initialises the servcie. In this function i place the initialization code snipplet that the service provides me.
			Takes an optional array which has the service names i want to start. If this parameter is ommited all services are started
	stop- Some services like intercom have a shutdown function, so here goes that code
	track- This is the tracking function that is used to track events with the service. Takes 2 parameters eventName and eventData
	validate: Sometimes you dont want to send tracking for some accounts, maybe they are test accounts or you are logging into some account as admin.

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import requests
import simplejson as json
import os

class GCMMultiRequest(object):
    def __init__(self, gcm_url, headers):
        self.gcm_url = gcm_url
        self.headers = headers
        self.session = requests.Session()

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import MySQLdb
import MySQLdb.cursors
from config import config


class Cursor(object):
    def __init__(self, mysql_cursor):
        self.cursor = mysql_cursor

    def __iter__(self):

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"""
Here models are in different modules and the models.py imports them from different modules like this

from model1 import *        # or the name of models you want to import
from model2 import User

or you might write all your models in models.py 
"""