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mongo_db = case Padrino.env
  when :development then "overlap-dev-test-local"
  when :production then "overlap-01"
  when :test then "overlap-01-test"
end

port = case Padrino.env
  when :development then "27017"
  when :production then "27051"
  when :test then "27031"

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urlPattern = require('url-pattern')

RouterMixin =
    getInitialState: ->
        match: this.match(this.props.path || window.location.pathname)

    navigate: (path, callback) ->
        window.history.pushState(null, null, path)
        this.setState({ match: this.match(path) }, callback)

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I'm trying to find a good way to use React with Firebase. There are three main things going on here:

1. A router mixin in my root component matches a path to a Handler component.
2. the Handler component specifies the data it requires in statics.firebase.
3. a FirebaseMixin handles subscription/unsubscription to Firebase data.

All of this works on the client and server (express middleware is at the bottom)

Data Dependencies

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(ns prndoc.core
  (require 
    [clojure.core.strint :refer [<<]]
    [clojure.core.match :refer [match]]))

(defn has-splat? [arglist]
  ((complement nil?) (first (last (split-with #(not= % '&) arglist)))))

(defn parse-arg-pattern
  "Argument pattern [num-args has-splat?]. Pattern of [func & body] is [1 true]."

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(ns humpty.core
  (require [clojure.set :refer [subset?]]))

Humpty Dumpty

Humpty Dumpty

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CodeMirror.defineMode("clojure-markdown", function(options){

  var clojureMode  = CodeMirror.getMode({}, "clojure");
  var markdownMode = CodeMirror.getMode({}, "markdown");

  return {

    startState: function() {
      return {
        mode: markdownMode,

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(ns app.layout
  (:require
    [reagent.core :as r]
    [reagent.cursor :refer [cursor]]))
    
(defonce my-state (r/atom {1 "aaa"
                           2 "bbb"}))

(defn display-item [item-cursor id]
  (fn []

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; I want to use the files referenced in deps.cljs
; - CodeMirror must run before -overlay, -subpar, and -match-brackets.

(ns my-project.core
(:require
    [CodeMirror]
    [CodeMirror-overlay]
    [CodeMirror-subpar]
    [CodeMirror-match-brackets]
    [reagent.core :as r :refer [cursor]]

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assuming you've already installed the Oculus runtime & it's working on your machine

1. start unity (version 5.1.2f1 - download)
2. edit > project settings > player, scroll to the bottom of panel on right side of page, "Other Settings", check "Virtual Reality Supported"
3. command-p exits full-screen (remember this - ESC does not work)
4. assets > import package > custom package... - select OculusUtilities.unitypackage (download)
5. on the pop-up panel- keep selections as-is, just click import
6. see "assets" panel at bottom of window. double-click OVR > Scenes > Cubes (or whatever scene you want)
7. press play