Matt Payne mattapayne

## complaints.java
   1. private List parseComplaints(String results)
   2. {
   3.     List complaints = new ArrayList();
   4.     try
   5.     {
   6.         JSONArray objects = new JSONArray(results);
   7.         for(int i=0; i<objects.length(); i++)
   8.         {
   9.             JSONObject o = (JSONObject)objects.get(i);
  10.             Complaint c = new Complaint();

## gist_example.html
#This is a Gist. This is also how you embed the Gist
<script src="http://gist.github.com/98216.js"></script>

## barchart.rb
def create_bar_chart(opts, data)
  g = Gruff::Bar.new(opts[:size])
  g.title = opts[:title]
  g.minimum_value = opts[:minimum]
  g.maximum_value = opts[:maximum]
  g.labels = data.map { |e| e.category }
  g.data(opts[:legend], data.map { |e| e.count } )
  g.x_axis_label = opts[:x_axis_label]
  g.y_axis_label = opts[:y_axis_label]
  return g.to_blob

## java_get.java
   1. private String get(String url, Map params)
   2. {
   3.     String result = null;
   4.     try
   5.     {
   6.         String queryString = getEncodedQueryString(params);
   7.         String fullUrl = url + "?" + queryString;
   8.         DefaultHttpClient client = new DefaultHttpClient();
   9.         HttpGet method = new HttpGet(new URI(fullUrl));
  10.         HttpResponse response = client.execute(method);

## jambase4r_config.rb
#For Rails:
#in an initializer
JamBase4R.configure do |c|
  c.api_key = "your JamBase API key" #this is mandatory
  c.logger = RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER #or any class that implements the same interface (optional)
end

#For Sinatra
#within the main application file
configure do

## jambase4r_use.rb
#Using JamBase4R in Rails is simple. Just include it in the controller you want to use
class MyJamBaseController < ApplicationController
  include JamBase4R

  def search
    @results = API.search(params[:search])
    #You could also NOT include JamBase4R and just call it like so:
    # @results = JamBase4R::API.search(params[:search])
  end

## jambase4net.cs
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using Jambase4Net;

public class App
{
    public static void Main(String[] args)
    {
        //You can use the default configuration, which reads from app.config or web.config
        //To do this, just start using the API object

## SingleClick
public static class HtmlHelper
{
    private const string DISABLED_BUTTON_CSS_CLASS = "disabled_button";

    public static void SingleClick(Page page, Button btn)
    {
        string scriptKey = String.Format("click_once_button_{0}", btn.ValidationGroup);

        if (!page.ClientScript.IsClientScriptBlockRegistered(scriptKey))
        {

## gist:5597272
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <title>
        {% if is_home %}
            {{ site.author }}
        {% elif is_post %}
            {{ post.title }}
        {% elif is_link %}

## thinkific_enrollment_webhooks.txt
General webhook docs:

[Help article](https://help.thinkific.com/support/solutions/articles/228892-webhooks) and
[API Docs](https://platform.thinkific.com/documentation/api/webhooks)

Enrollment Created:

{
   "id":"20190131191810790022472",
   "resource":"enrollment",
	1. private List parseComplaints(String results)
	2. {
	3. List complaints = new ArrayList();
	4. try
	5. {
	6. JSONArray objects = new JSONArray(results);
	7. for(int i=0; i<objects.length(); i++)
	8. {
	9. JSONObject o = (JSONObject)objects.get(i);
	10. Complaint c = new Complaint();
	#This is a Gist. This is also how you embed the Gist
	<script src="http://gist.github.com/98216.js"></script>
	def create_bar_chart(opts, data)
	g = Gruff::Bar.new(opts[:size])
	g.title = opts[:title]
	g.minimum_value = opts[:minimum]
	g.maximum_value = opts[:maximum]
	g.labels = data.map { \|e\| e.category }
	g.data(opts[:legend], data.map { \|e\| e.count } )
	g.x_axis_label = opts[:x_axis_label]
	g.y_axis_label = opts[:y_axis_label]
	return g.to_blob
	1. private String get(String url, Map params)
	2. {
	3. String result = null;
	4. try
	5. {
	6. String queryString = getEncodedQueryString(params);
	7. String fullUrl = url + "?" + queryString;
	8. DefaultHttpClient client = new DefaultHttpClient();
	9. HttpGet method = new HttpGet(new URI(fullUrl));
	10. HttpResponse response = client.execute(method);
	#For Rails:
	#in an initializer
	JamBase4R.configure do \|c\|
	c.api_key = "your JamBase API key" #this is mandatory
	c.logger = RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER #or any class that implements the same interface (optional)
	end

	#For Sinatra
	#within the main application file
	configure do
	#Using JamBase4R in Rails is simple. Just include it in the controller you want to use
	class MyJamBaseController < ApplicationController
	include JamBase4R

	def search
	@results = API.search(params[:search])
	#You could also NOT include JamBase4R and just call it like so:
	# @results = JamBase4R::API.search(params[:search])
	end
	using System;
	using System.Collections.Generic;
	using Jambase4Net;

	public class App
	{
	public static void Main(String[] args)
	{
	//You can use the default configuration, which reads from app.config or web.config
	//To do this, just start using the API object
	public static class HtmlHelper
	{
	private const string DISABLED_BUTTON_CSS_CLASS = "disabled_button";

	public static void SingleClick(Page page, Button btn)
	{
	string scriptKey = String.Format("click_once_button_{0}", btn.ValidationGroup);

	if (!page.ClientScript.IsClientScriptBlockRegistered(scriptKey))
	{
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html lang="en">
	<head>
	<meta charset="utf-8">
	<title>
	{% if is_home %}
	{{ site.author }}
	{% elif is_post %}
	{{ post.title }}
	{% elif is_link %}
	General webhook docs:

	[Help article](https://help.thinkific.com/support/solutions/articles/228892-webhooks) and
	[API Docs](https://platform.thinkific.com/documentation/api/webhooks)

	Enrollment Created:

	{
	"id":"20190131191810790022472",
	"resource":"enrollment",