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var grunt = require('grunt');

var controllers = [];

grunt.file.expand({ cwd: '' }, 'app/controllers/**/*.js').forEach(function(filename) {
  // The routes in this file
  var controller = require(process.cwd() + '/' + filename);
  controller.filename = filename;
  controller.priority = controller.priority || 1;
  controllers.push(controller)

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{
  "query": {
    "bool": {
      "must": [
        {
          "query_string": {
            "query": "couchbaseDocument.doc.type:keyword_slice"
          }
        },
        {

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// Don't forget to npm install hoxy
var hoxy = require('hoxy');
var proxy = new hoxy.Proxy().listen(8080);

proxy.intercept({
  phase: 'request',
}, function(req, resp) {
  console.log('\n\n==============================================');
  console.log('Request: ' + req.fullUrl());
  Object.keys(req.headers).forEach(function(header) {

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NODE_ENV=development node sample-usage.js

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// Somewhere in your javascript assets included at the end of the document
$(document).ready(function() {
  loaded = true;
  doInit();
});

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-- eg SELECT sort_order('-relevance', ['title', 'updated_at', 'relevance'])
-- Optionally specify +/- prefix for sort field. Invalid sort field uses first in array
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION sort_order(_field text, _valid text[]) RETURNS json AS
$$
  _field = decodeURIComponent(_field);
  var directions = { ' ': 'ASC', '-': 'DESC' }; // + becomes space
  var direction = directions[_field[0]];
  if(direction) { _field = _field.slice(1) } else { direction = directions['-']; };
  if(_valid.indexOf(_field) < 0) _field = _valid[0];
  return { field: _field, direction: direction };

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#/bin/sh
(
  echo "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?><urlset xmlns=\"http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9\">"
  psql -c "COPY (SELECT xmlelement(name url, xmlforest('http://writebox.co.uk/news/' || slug AS loc, to_char(updated_at, 'YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss+07:00') AS lastmod)) FROM news) TO STDOUT" writebox_$2
  echo "</urlset>"
) > $1/public/sitemap.xml
cat $1/public/sitemap.xml | gzip -9 > $1/public/sitemap.xml.gz

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/*
 * Find which tables were involved in a number of queries.
 * This is obviously a contrived example. A practical application would be to wrap all
 * the queries for a web page in a transaction (perhaps using before/after filters in
 * the case of Rails) and then use the stats for cache invalidation.
 */

BEGIN TRANSACTION;
  /* Run the queries */
  SELECT * from news LIMIT 5;

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function loadGists() {
  var els = $('code[gist]'), gists = {}, code = [], stylesheets = [];
  // Get elements referencing a gist and build a gists hash referencing the elements that use it
  els.each(function(idx, rawEl) {
    var el = $(rawEl), gist = el.attr('gist');
    rawEl.gist = gist;
    rawEl.file = el.attr('file');
    gists[gist] = gists[gist] || { targets: [] };
    gists[gist].targets.push(el);
  });

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location / {
  try_files $uri @redis_cache;
  add_header Source Files; # Handy for development
}

location @redis_cache {
  # Make sure this path is correct
  # Run "nginx -V" from the command prompt and look for --prefix=/path/to/somewhere
  # and place redis.lua there, or use an absolute path as shown below
  content_by_lua_file /path/to/your/config/redis.lua;