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'''
Add CORS headers for tastypie APIs

Usage:
   class MyModelResource(CORSModelResource):
       ...
       
   class MyResource(CORSResource):
       ...
       

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String.format = function(string) {
    args = arguments.length == 2 ? arguments[1] : arguments.slice(1);
    return string.replace(/{(\w+)}/g, function(match, idx) {
        return typeof args[idx] != "undefined" ? args[idx] : match;
    });
};

String.prototype.format = function() {
    return String.format(this, arguments);
}

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mysql:
  rmanage: ${name} ${username} ${password} ${port} 

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## (c) miraculixx 2013
##
## PROVIDED WITH NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. NOT FIT FOR PRODUCTION USE.
##
## add this to your ~/.bashrc
## if there is an active git repository in the current directory
## your prompt will show as (branch)$PS1
## where "branch" is the name of the currently active git branch and $PS1 is your normal print
## branch will be printed in green. Change the 1;32 part of the prompt to show a different color (e.g. 1;31 = red)

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ls -lart tmp/app-messages/*log | awk ' END { print $9 }' | xargs less

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#Django Multiple Modular Configuration

Enables modular settings.py configurations and configuration mix-ins for your django project. With any Django project your settings.py file quickly grows beyond managability. A modular approach is needed and that's what this Gist does for you.

##Installation

1. create package config
2. add this gist's config_base.py
3. create a global configuration class EnvSettings_GLOBAL(EnvSettingsBase)
4. from your settings.py cut/paste all global settings into the new class

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"""
Author: patrick dot senti at gmx dot net

Use as follows:

    capture = Capture('mylog.log')
    print "some log"
    log = capture.get_log()
    
You can also use it as part of a Django View, like so:

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def get_latest_migrations():
    """
    using South' MigrationHistory, get the latest migration id per app
    using this, we can apply a --fake later on to get back the previous
    state
    """
    from south.models import MigrationHistory
    from django.db.models.aggregates import Max
    latest = MigrationHistory.objects.values('app_name').annotate(latest=Max('applied'))
    migrations = {}

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/**
	 * Backbone filter. This adds a filtering mechanism
	 * similar to Django ORM filters:
	 * 
	 * var MyModel = Backbone.Model.extend(...);
	 * var model = new MyModel(...);
	 * model.filter("somekey", "somevalue");
	 * model.filter("anotherkey", "anothervalue");
	 * Doing so will result in the query() method to
	 * return a query string of all filters: