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class Trie
  attr_accessor :word, :trie

  def initialize
    @trie = {}
    @word = false
  end

  def <<(string)
    node = string.each_char.inject(self) { |node, char| node.trie[char] ||= Trie.new }

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class Node
  attr_reader :data, :children
  attr_accessor :term
  def initialize(data)
    @data = data
    @children = []
    @term = false
  end

  def insert(char)

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Using Ember Simple Auth with Ember Engines (In Repo Engine)

• This shows the steps needed to get Ember Simple Auth to work with Ember Engines as if they are the same application

• Things to note

  • engine login page needs to transitionToExternal('login')
  • login has to be passed in as an external route to the engine
  • session and cookie services both need to be passed into engine
  • sessionAuthenticated function needs to be overwritten in the Application Controller of the Engine

• in /app/app.js add to const engines object { [Engine Name]: dependencies }

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import DS from "ember-data";

export default DS.JSONAPIAdapter.extend();

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Hi

I am Henrik and I want to create a webextension generator that supports chrome, firefox, opera and safari. The stack I would like to use will contain:

• yeoman for scaffolding
• gulp as a build system
• webpack for script compilation (modules, env variables, polyfills)
• npm as a module system
• and babel for ES2015

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class Point
  attr_accessor :x, :y

  # Constructor that takes in an x,y coordinate
  def initialize(x,y)
    @x = x
    @y = y
  end

  # Calculates the distance to Point p

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import Ember from 'ember';

class ItemRating extends HTMLElement {
	createdCallback () {
    this.insertAdjacentHTML('afterbegin', `
			<a data-rating="1">&#9733;</a>
			<a data-rating="2">&#9733;</a>
			<a data-rating="3">&#9733;</a>
			<a data-rating="4">&#9733;</a>
			<a data-rating="5">&#9733;</a>

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var expect = require('expect')
var _matches = {
    '{': { invert: '}', isOpening: true },
    '}': { invert: '{', isOpening: false },
    '(': { invert: ')', isOpening: true },
    ')': { invert: '(', isOpening: false },
    '[': { invert: ']', isOpening: true },
    ']': { invert: '[', isOpening: false }
};

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/**
 * Implement function check (text) which checks whether brackets within text are correctly nested.
 * You need to consider brackets of three kinds: (), [], {}.
 */

/**
 * STACK approach
 */
function check(str){
    var brackets = "()[]{}",

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find ~/.bundle/cache -type d -exec chmod 0755 {} +