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# A turbolinks 5 drop-in for when permanent partials can't be lazy loaded (no-script requirement).
#
# Whenever a static partial is really heavy, it is undesirable to render it on every/many request(s), so this render drop-in only renders the partial's content if the `Turbolinks-Referrer` header is *not* present.
#
#   Usage:
#   ```ruby
# render partial: 'navbar', permanent: true
# # => <div id="turbolinks_navbar" data-turbolinks-permanent="true">[Always rendered]</div> # Behaviour as described in the RailsConf '15 keynote, where HTML might be lazy loaded via JS
#
# render partial: 'navbar', permanent: 'navbar'

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/*globals React, Turbolinks*/

/* Modified react_ujs to prevent the components polluting global scope whenever possible.
 * Since I use subdirs for my components, it also flattens the structure making
 *  _componentStore[className] possible.
 * Creds for the react_ujs.js file to the people from react-rails (https://github.com/reactjs/react-rails)
 */

var path = require('path');

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Stacktraces associated with this issue

In my application:

Encountered error "TypeError: Object function Symbol(description) {
      var value = new SymbolValue(description);
      if (!(this instanceof Symbol))
        return value;
 throw new TypeError('Symbol cannot be new\'ed');

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Encountered error "TypeError: Object function Symbol(description) {
      var value = new SymbolValue(description);
      if (!(this instanceof Symbol))
        return value;
      throw new TypeError('Symbol cannot be new\'ed');
    } has no method 'for'" when prerendering ActiveToggle with {<<...props hash here...>>}
var value = new SymbolValue(description);
if (!(this instanceof Symbol))
return value;
throw new TypeError('Symbol cannot be new\'ed');