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# Like postal, but returns like request() on node.
$.postal = ({ url, params, dataType, ok_http_status_codes, ok_json_status_codes, ok_empty_body}, cb) ->
  headers = {}
  if (t = window.csrf_token)? and t.length
    headers["X-CSRF-Token"] = t

  ok_http_status_codes or= [ 200 ]
  ok_json_status_codes or= [ 'OK' ]

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{unpack,pack} = require 'purepack'
{createHash} = require 'crypto'
{decrypt} = require 'triplesec'
assert = require 'assert'
{encode} = require('pgp-utils').armor

key = """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ES6 IcedCoffeeScript Implementation

It's been a real challenge to continuously merge my IcedCoffeeScript branch with the CoffeeScript mainline. The more progress Jeremy and the team make in master, the harder a time I have in the branch. The core issue here is the the iced transform is quite deep. It's doing a CPS translation of the entire abstract syntax tree, rendering the emitted code all but unrecognizable if iced features are at play.

Whenever ES6 is ready for primetime, yield and generators can do all of this heavy lifting, meaning the ICS patch can much simpler. Here's an example that I hand-coded. The input is the first file input.iced, which does basic ICS loops and if/else control flow exercises. The hypothetical output

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##
## Extremely rough & hacky pseudocode, but I guarantee we can get something
## like this to work.  I believe this is the interface you wanted, but
## we can easily implement it on top of the interface we have.
##

class KbClient extends Client

   # construct with a KbTransport below....

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{KeyManager} = require 'kbpgp'
{make_esc} = require 'iced-error'

passphrase = "foxtrot bananas"

main = (cb) ->
  esc = make_esc cb

  # generate, sign and lock...

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@namespace("foo.1")
protocol bar {
  A myfunc(b B, c C);
}

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type Wrapper struct {
    fd int
}

func open(s string) *Wrapper {
  return &Wrapper{ openPipe(s); }
}

func (w *Wrapper) Close() {
   Close(w.fd)

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@namespace("foo.1")
protocol bar {

	enum BoopType {
		NONE_0,
		BURN_1,
		BILLY_2,
		TILLY_3
	}

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@namespace("shit.1")
protocol bar {

	enum Types {
		NONE_0,
		BOZO_1,
		BIPPY_2,
		AGGLE_3,
		FLAGGLE_4

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record Cat {
		map<Blurp,Noozle> bird;
		map<Noozle> bee;
		map<Blurp,array<Noozle>> birds;
		map<Blurp,int> pickles;
		map<string,int> penny;
		map<int,string> pa;
		array<map<Blurp,array<Noozle>>> wow;
}