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ln -s /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/Applications/iPhone\ Simulator.app /Applications/iPhone\ Simulator.app

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/**

 @HashRouter: Singleton hash router object.

 // define onroute function
 HashRouter.onroute = function(hash){}

 // start the router
 HashRouter.start();

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	function rateLimit(func, time){
		var callback = func,
				waitTimeout,
				waiting = false,
				context = this;
		var rtn = function(){
			if(waiting) return;
			waiting = true;
			var args = arguments;

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/*
	http://x-tags.org/docs
	
	usage: 

		const ComponentBase = require('./component-base')

		xtag.register('x-foo', {
			prototype: ComponentBase.prototype,

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// http://x-tags.org/docs

const ComponentBase = require('./component-base')

xtag.register('x-boilerplate', {

	prototype: ComponentBase.prototype,

	lifecycle: {

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var fs = require('fs')
fs.writeFileSync(path.join(__dirname, 'public/styles/_inject.scss'), `$CDN: "${CDN}";`, 'utf8')

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(function(){
  var noop = function noop(){};
  var liveConsole = console;
  var consoleMethodNames = 'assert assert clear count debug dir dirxml error group groupCollapsed groupEnd info log markTimeline profile profileEnd table time timeEnd timeStamp timeline timelineEnd trace warn'.split(' ');
  var deadConsole = {};
  for (var i = consoleMethodNames.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
    deadConsole[consoleMethodNames[i]] = noop;
  };
  window.__debug = function (enabled){
    if(enabled){

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/*

	LazyPromise is a cachey promise creator that returns a function.

	It's good for lazily running things only once.

	Promise creation is deferred until the first call.

	Construct using same signature as a regular Promise (except it doesn't require `new`).

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/**

 Event broadcasting that follows the on / off / trigger pattern

 @arg obj:  optional object to extend with events. NOTE: this event system only listens to events sent with .trigger.
 dom events will not be listened for. To avoid confusion, you probably shouldn't use this on dom elements.

 var e = new Events();
 e.on("eventname", callbackFunc);   // add event listener
 e.off("eventname", callbackFunc);  // rm event listener

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/**
 * splitText - function to split words into html elements based on words and characters
 * @param html text to split
 * @param options optional parameters 
 * @example splitText('some text', {
 *  wordClass: 'word',
 *  charClass: 'char',
 *  chars: true,
 * })