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// this is a google script method of getting a client key from stripe
// this means you don't have to get a server to take stripe payments because
// this can be your server. at the time of this script creation, you are
// limited to 20k per month. in order to 'deploy' this you'll have to
// go to https://script.google.com/ and create a new script, replace the
// body of the initial script file with this and then deploy it as a web app
// you'll have to give it the required permissions it asks for the first time
// and ensure you set it up for anonymous access.

// this function will just return the secret key for the client from stripe

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//import or add cdn for global, url should be passed in somehow
fetch(url)
  .then(r=>r.blob())
  .then(JSZip.loadAsync)
  .then(zip=>zip.files[Object.keys(zip.files)[0]].async('string'))
  .then(JSON.parse)

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//bind onclick to downloadcsv.
//o should be the json you want to turn into a table
//h should be a string array for the header row, or this can be null and it will use the keys from the first record
//n is the name of the file, csv will be appended. if omitted it will just be 'data.csv'
export const downloadcsv = (o,h,n = 'data') => {
    downloadFile( toCSV(o,h) , n + '.csv', 'text/csv' );	
}
const toCSV = (o,h) => {
	const a = (v) => `"${v.join(`","`)}"`
	let csv = []

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//comments in blogpost
myoptions.events = []
myoptions.animation = {
  duration: 0,
  onComplete: function () {
    let chartInstance = this.chart
    let ctx = chartInstance.chart.ctx
    ctx.textAlign = 'center'

    function formatLabel(value) {

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// this simply generates helper html wrappers
// whatever tags you want helpers for can be listed in the htmlhelpers array
const htmlhelpers = ['h4','table','thead','tbody','tr','td','th','div'];
// this function generates other functions based on the tag that is passed into it
// also any extra attributes or other properties can be added as an argument
const tagwrapper = (tag,txt,att='')=>`<${tag}${att.length===0?'':' ' + att}>${txt}</${tag}>`;
// loop through the tags we want wrapper functions for, and generate eval statements
for(const s of htmlhelpers){eval(`var ${s} = (txt,att='')=>tagwrapper('${s}',txt,att);`)}
// the output of this will be functions that allow you to write something like:
// h4('hello world')

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# this is actually just output from running in powershell,
#  but I'll just add my comments in here along with the output

## First of all, I am going to set an alias to the compiled exe
└[C:\git\h]> set-alias h "C:\git\h\bin\Release\netcoreapp3.1\win-x64\h.exe"

## Generate a users file, I'm using a tab here because if you
##  select this from a database query window, it'll be tab seperated
##  `t is a tab character in powershell
## This first line puts a header row in there

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function Copy-File-SPO(
    $user, #username
    $pass, #password
    $site, #sp site url
    $list, #sp list name
    $dest, #dest path in list
    $path #path for gci
    ){

    # check for and load dependency dlls

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# in the example,they use numbers for the keys, but state they can be other things.
# i just left them as numbers to match their setup. i'm guessing you could use 
# (new-guid).guid instead and avoid the ln var all together if that's your thing.
# note that i am not using the 'count' value from up above for this as it's not needed
# i just wanted that to look at when i was originally examining the $agentinfo results
# i usually don't end powershell lines in semicolons, but i actually ran this as a
# oneliner and spread it out here for readability.
$ln=1; 
$hash=[ordered]@{};
$agentinfo | %{ $hash.add("$ln",$_.Name);$ln++};

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/* don't lock, be deadlock victim if needed  */
set transaction isolation level read uncommitted
set deadlock_priority -10

/* generate sales data */
declare @SalesByDay as table (
	  [SalesDate] datetime not null primary key
	, [TotalSales] decimal(19,2) not null
)
declare @mindate date = '20200101', @maxdate date = '20200630'

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// I switched a basic bootstrap template site over to using bootswatch,
// but I wanted to swap the themes on it so i could see some of the colors and
// font sizes as i still had some items from the old theme in there.
// There are probably lots of ways to do this, but this is how I did it

// Go to https://www.bootstrapcdn.com/bootswatch and then you can run this on the
// page with all of the cdn links to copy and use with hashes, etc
//var vals = [...document.querySelectorAll('input[id*="html_"]')].map(x => [x.id.replace('html_', ''), x.value]).reduce(
//    (acc, val) => (acc[val[0]] = val[1], acc), {}
//);