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m -rf drizzle-test
mkdir drizzle-test
cd drizzle-test
echo "{}" > package.json
npm install drizzle-orm pg
npm install -D drizzle-kit @types/pg typescript
echo "import { pgTable } from 'drizzle-orm/pg-core';" > test.ts
npx tsc test.ts

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# syntax = docker/dockerfile:1

FROM node:18-slim as base

# Node app lives here
WORKDIR /app

COPY <<-"EOF" package.json
{
  "dependencies": {

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# syntax = docker/dockerfile:1

# Adjust NODE_VERSION as desired
ARG NODE_VERSION=19.7.0
FROM node:${NODE_VERSION}-slim as base

LABEL fly_launch_runtime="Remix/Prisma"

# Remix/Prisma app lives here
WORKDIR /app

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rails new livedemo --css tailwind
cd livedemo
bin/importmap pin @flydotio/stimulus-live-elements@0.1.0
echo 'export { default } from  "@rubys/stimulus-live-elements"' > app/javascript/controllers/live_elements_controller.js
bin/rails generate controller demo
echo 'Rails.application.routes.draw {root "demo#button"; post "demo/click"}' >> config/routes.rb

cat <<-"EOF" > app/views/demo/_header.html.erb
   <%= turbo_frame_tag "header", class: "block bg-#{color}-400 mb-4" do %>
    <h1 class="font-bold text-4xl">Live button demo</h1>

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Rails 7 + import maps + Lit component + TypeScript

This is a follow-on to Rails 7 + import maps + JSX proof of concept.

• It now uses the sprockets-esbuild gem, and therefore has a smaller monkey-patch.
• It uses Lit and TypeScript instead of React and JSX.

Overall flow:

• Create project
  • rails new lit-ts-demo

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Rails 7 + import maps + Lit component + TypeScript

This is a follow-on to Rails 7 + import maps + JSX proof of concept.

• It now uses the sprockets-esbuild gem, and therefore has a smaller monkey-patch.
• It uses Lit and TypeScript instead of React and JSX.

Overall flow:

• Create project
  • rails new lit-ts-demo

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#
# Proof of concept - import maps with JSX transpilation.  Can trivially
# be extended to TypeScript and all the languages currently supported
# with Sprockets.
#
# There are two parts to this:
#  * Have `find_javascript_files_in_tree` in importmap-rails to not only
#      find JS files, but also files that can be transpiled to JS.  
#  * Add sprockets JSX transformer, making use of esbuild
#

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const icalgen = require('ical-generator');
const fs = require('fs').promises;
const path = require('path');
const deepEqual = require('deep-equal');

const input = '/home/rubys/svn/www.apachecon.com/acah2020/tracks';
const output = '/home/rubys/svn/www.apachecon.com/acah2020/calendar';

// Configure babel
require('@babel/register')({

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rm -rf multisvn
mkdir multisvn
cd multisvn
mkdir repo
svnadmin create repo/r1

# initial setup
svn checkout file://$(pwd)/repo/r1
mkdir -p r1/foo/bar
touch r1/foo/bar/file1

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Rails doctrine: The menu is omakase (translation: I'll leave it up to you)

Preface

I'm going to try to make the case that instead of focusing on Module requirements, we should focus on Loader requirements and let a thousand flowers bloom. Part of making my case, I will introduce a number of new use cases that may have here-to-fore seemed out of reach.

Parallel Evolution