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# Usage: _.toCSS(object) 
# Returns properly formatted CSS.
# Object cannot be deeply nested as this is a simple object/CSS mapping and it reads better.
# If you want to do something dynamic to generate the CSS, do it in a JS function that returns the object.  
#
_css = 
  toCSS: (obj) ->
    propToCSS = (key, value) ->
    css = ''      
    for selector of obj

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template = CoffeeKup.compile ->
  div class: 'section first sources', ->
    div id: 'sources-overview', class: 'category', ->
      a href: '/sources/overview', -> 'Overview'
    div class: 'section', ->
      for source in @sources
        div id: "sources-#{source.uuid}", class: 'category source', ->
          span class: 'searching'
          a href: "/sources/#{source.uuid}", -> source.name

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fs = require 'fs'
assets = require './frontend/js/assets'
exec = require('child_process').exec

task 'dev:js_lib', 'Rebuild the js libs', (options) ->
  js = ''
  js_local = assets.js_local
  for key of assets.js
    if assets.js[key] is "npm"
      try

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fs = require 'fs'
CoffeeScript = require 'coffee-script'

task "build:package", "Builds the package.json from it's coffee source", (options) ->
  js = CoffeeScript.compile "return #{fs.readFileSync('package.coffee', 'utf8')}"
  json = JSON.stringify eval(js), null, 2
  fs.writeFileSync 'package.json', json
  console.log('Successfully wrote out package.json')

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# Security code for a user

uuid = require "node-uuid"
crypto = require "crypto"
util = require("util")
systemSalt = "49caa18ae0d91e9ad610eba6bf6328172ae026a497ef6e79dcb0b7b1eb1ca534a047405eb8f0f05b2e513d548a3d97a0d4a2634593ac98d5e1db64212837b254"

# Default fingerprint function
fingerprint = (user) ->
  return user.email

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class Address < ActiveRecord::Base
  attr_accessible :address1, :address2, :phone, :city, :state, :zip, :country, :website_url, :name

  def validate
    required_set = [:address1, :city, :state, :zip, :country]
    matches = required_set.map {|my_method| self.send(my_method).present? }.reduce(0) {|a,b| a + (b == true ? 1 : 0) }
    self.errors.add(:address1, "Must have a full address!") if matches.between?(1, 4)
  end

end

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  # Load the remote RB db object, our connection to the backend SQLite or MongoDB
  DNode.connect (rbdb) ->
    RB.db = rbdb
    # Fetch the logged in Backbone user if any
    RB.user.fetch success: -> Backbone.history.loadUrl()

  # Overwrite the Backbone sync method to use Dnode and rbdb
  # The Recordbook database has a MongoDB compatible API, even if it sits on SQLite
  Backbone.sync = (method, model, success, error) ->
    collectionName = model.collectionName()

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 $('.product-order a').bind("ajax:success", function(e, lineItemQuantity){
        var $this = $(this),
            $confirmObj = $this.parent('.product-order').siblings('.product-image').children('.order-over');
        
        if( !$confirmObj.is('visible') && !($confirmObj.is('animated')) ){
          $confirmObj.fadeIn();
          $confirmObj.children('p').children('.order-count').text(lineItemQuantity);
          setTimeout( function(){$confirmObj.fadeOut();}, 3000);
        }
});

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# 
# Replaces Backbone.History with support for HTML5 history API if browser supports it.
# To use, setup your controllers as usual and try it with a browser that supports the HTML5 history API.
# For browsers that don't support the HTML5 API, this will fall back to using the default Backbone hash routing.
# 
# I have only tested this on my project in Firefox, Safari and Chrome so let me know.
# 
pushSupport = window.history? and window.history.pushState?
if pushSupport and Backbone? and Backbone.History?
	rootUrl = document.location.protocol+'//'+(document.location.host or document.location.hostname)

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# 
# Caches, renders, ands adds supports for partials and layout to underscore.js templating
#
# Pass in one options object to renderTemplate:
#     dir: the root dir where all the templates are located, defaults to views.  Paths are resolved as e.g dir/partial.html or dir/layout.html.
#     partial(s): one or more partial names (without the *.html) to compile, cache, render, and optionally return.
#               If layout is present, the partials will be passed to the layout template with keys as the partial names
#               and the layout html will be returned.
#     partialPrefix: (optional) a name to prepend to all partials. E.g. passing in "products." will load dir/products.partial.html
#     layout: the name of a layout template (without the *.html).  If missing the last or only partial html will be returned.