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directive 'autoFocus', ->
  scope: no
  link: ($scope, $element) -> $element.focus()

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# Install glp in your project.
npm install -g glp

# Create a config file as explained by the other file in this gist.

# Run glp (not gulp) to build!
glp

# watch files for changes
glp watch

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angular.module 'app'
  .controller 'app.controller', [
    '$scope'
  ].concat ($scope) ->

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" For converting regular modules
0v/=
xf[v%x/concat
G/concat
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" For converting services
v/=
xf(VG{dp?]

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# This file can be in the same directory that you run `gulp` from, or
# it can be ./etc/, your home directory, or any other system directory
# that a good piece of software would expect. Some example locations:
#
# ~/.config/glp.yml
# /usr/local/etc/glp.yml
# /etc/glp.yml
# C:\System32\glp.yml (This is smart enough to know what drive Windows is on)
#
# This automatic configuration discovery is provided by PreferJS.

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{
  "objects": [
    {
      "type": "rss",
      "title": "monokro.me",
      "link": "http://monokro.me/feed.xml",
      "tags": ["blog", "monokro.me"]
    },

    {

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from dateutil.relativedelta import relativedelta
import datetime


def human_readable(delta):
    names = [
        'years',
        'months',
        'days',
        'hours',

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Replace this with your classifiers.

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class Host
  constructor: ->
    interfaces = @constructor.interfaces

    if interfaces?
      for interface in interfaces
        _.extend @, interfaces

  @implements: (host, interface) ->
    # This effectively makes host optional

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sudo ufw allow from $(docker inspect $(docker ps | grep 'shipyard/shipyard' | grep Up | cut -d \  -f 1) | grep IPAddress | cut -f 4 -d \") to any port 4243