Robert Pocklington rpocklin

## puma_rufus_scheduler.rb

## in config/puma.rb
on_worker_boot do |worker_number|

  # only create scheduler on first worker thread
  if worker_number === 0
    $scheduler_thread = true
  end
end

## docs.sh
#!/bin/bash

wget -m http://localhost:3000/api/docs
mv localhost\:3000/ api-documentation
mv ./api-documentation/api/docs ./api-documentation/api/docs.html

## include-directive.js
'use strict';

/**
 * An ng-include replacement which transparently inherits the parent scope and also allows local customisation of variables
 * within the snippet.
 *
 * Designed to use $templateCache (in production) and fallback to an AJAX request (for dev-mode) to load view templates.
 *
 * Use as below (can customise variables used in the snippet via ng-init):
 * <div include="'users/_password_confirmation_input.html'" ng-init="placeholder = 'Re-enter Password'"></div>

## gist:09efefdb97c129c07d18
Set StrictHostKeyChecking no  in your ~/.ssh/config file, where it will be the default for only the current user. Or you can use it on the command line:
ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -l $user $host

## ng-comments.html
<div ng-if="false">
  <!--
  Here is a comment which will not be shown in production code.
-->
</div>

## hb-includes.js
/* assume you have a HB template compiled called 'question_btn'
   which contains {{outlet}} within it as optional embedded content

# example of question_btn.hbs

<a target="_blank" href="{{question_url}}">
  <button type="button" class="pull-right btn question" title="ask seller a question">
    {{#if outlet}}{{outlet}}{{else}}<i class="icon-question-sign"></i>{{/if}}
  </button>
</a>

## jshint.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<project version="4">
  <component name="JSHintConfiguration" version="2.1.0" use-config-file="false">
    <option bitwise="true" />
    <option camelcase="true" />
    <option curly="true" />
    <option eqeqeq="false" />
    <option forin="true" />
    <option immed="false" />
    <option latedef="true" />

## vanilla_ember_on_rails.js
// add gem 'emblem-rails' to your Rails Gemfile and run 'bundle'

// create your template file in your Rails project
/app/assets/javascripts/templates/test.raw.emblem eg. 'h1 {{title}} world'

// add the following to your Rails application.js
Ember = {TEMPLATES: [], Handlebars: Handlebars}
//= require_tree ./templates

// anywhere later in your code - call it as a compiled template:

## responsive-mixin.sass
/* responsive break points - customise to suit or add more */
$break-small: 480px;
$break-medium: 768px;
$break-large: 940px;
$break-x-large: 1140px;


/* how to use:
   @include devices(mobile) {                      - targets a single device
     body {

## localStorage.js
define(['backbone'],
  function(Backbone) {
  	return Backbone.Model.extend({

			_storage: localStorage || {setItem: function() {}, getItem: function() {return {};}},

			saveToStorage: function() {
				this._storage.setItem(this._getKey(), JSON.stringify(this.toJSON()));
			},

	## in config/puma.rb
	on_worker_boot do \|worker_number\|

	# only create scheduler on first worker thread
	if worker_number === 0
	$scheduler_thread = true
	end
	end
	#!/bin/bash

	wget -m http://localhost:3000/api/docs
	mv localhost\:3000/ api-documentation
	mv ./api-documentation/api/docs ./api-documentation/api/docs.html
	'use strict';

	/**
	* An ng-include replacement which transparently inherits the parent scope and also allows local customisation of variables
	* within the snippet.
	*
	* Designed to use $templateCache (in production) and fallback to an AJAX request (for dev-mode) to load view templates.
	*
	* Use as below (can customise variables used in the snippet via ng-init):
	* <div include="'users/_password_confirmation_input.html'" ng-init="placeholder = 'Re-enter Password'"></div>
	Set StrictHostKeyChecking no in your ~/.ssh/config file, where it will be the default for only the current user. Or you can use it on the command line:
	ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -l $user $host
	<div ng-if="false">
	<!--
	Here is a comment which will not be shown in production code.
	-->
	</div>
	/* assume you have a HB template compiled called 'question_btn'
	which contains {{outlet}} within it as optional embedded content

	# example of question_btn.hbs

	<a target="_blank" href="{{question_url}}">
	<button type="button" class="pull-right btn question" title="ask seller a question">
	{{#if outlet}}{{outlet}}{{else}}<i class="icon-question-sign"></i>{{/if}}
	</button>
	</a>
	<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
	<project version="4">
	<component name="JSHintConfiguration" version="2.1.0" use-config-file="false">
	<option bitwise="true" />
	<option camelcase="true" />
	<option curly="true" />
	<option eqeqeq="false" />
	<option forin="true" />
	<option immed="false" />
	<option latedef="true" />
	// add gem 'emblem-rails' to your Rails Gemfile and run 'bundle'

	// create your template file in your Rails project
	/app/assets/javascripts/templates/test.raw.emblem eg. 'h1 {{title}} world'

	// add the following to your Rails application.js
	Ember = {TEMPLATES: [], Handlebars: Handlebars}
	//= require_tree ./templates

	// anywhere later in your code - call it as a compiled template:
	/* responsive break points - customise to suit or add more */
	$break-small: 480px;
	$break-medium: 768px;
	$break-large: 940px;
	$break-x-large: 1140px;


	/* how to use:
	@include devices(mobile) { - targets a single device
	body {
	define(['backbone'],
	function(Backbone) {
	return Backbone.Model.extend({

	_storage: localStorage \|\| {setItem: function() {}, getItem: function() {return {};}},

	saveToStorage: function() {
	this._storage.setItem(this._getKey(), JSON.stringify(this.toJSON()));
	},