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/*{
 "type": "action",
 "targets": ["omnioutliner"],
 "author": "Marc A. Kastner, with minor edits by Ryan Wilcox",
 "description": "Create a markdown compatible format from the current document and export it to Drafts 5.",
 "label": "Drafts - New Draft with Markdown format",
 "paletteLabel": "Drafts Doc"
}*/

var _ = function() {

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#!/usr/bin/env node

/*

Node script are kind of cool, but they are hard to low-tech write a Node script for someone and give it to them.
Sure you can publish a package to NPM, set the binary flag, go through some house keeping... but sometimes that's just
not worth the effort.

So: can you distribute a Node script that will install it's own modules from a single file?

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const process = require("process")

const superagent = require('superagent')
const Ajv = require("ajv")

// This example is inspired by the idea of https://riposte.in/
// although that package has a way better DSL by not being written in Javascript

// Normally a playground script like this would serve two purposes:
//   1. All developers to pass around scripts of things that Should Work

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#from faker import Faker
#fake = Faker('en_US')


#print fake.words() # sentence() #bs() # catch_phrase()

import requests
import random

def main():

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tell application "BBEdit"
	tell window 1
		set show line numbers to (not show line numbers)
		set show toolbar to (not show toolbar)
		set show gutter to (not show gutter)
		set show navigation bar to (not show navigation bar)
		--		set show status bar to false
	end tell
end tell

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tell application "BBEdit"
	
	tell text window 1
		set tab width to 2
		set expand tabs to true
	end tell
end tell

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myF = () ->
	true

formattedOutput =
	full_name: "Ryan Wilcox"
	username: "rwilcox"
	needs_profile_update: myF() ? "YES" : "NO"
	# ^^^ generates (_ref = myF()) != null ? _ref : {"YES": "NO"}
	# Ummm... that's odd...

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# An example project showing how to write objects using the CSV npm package
#
# Uses the CSV 0.2.0 style syntax. For an example that shows CSV 0.4.0
# (major syntax change) see https://gist.github.com/rwilcox/e8411242ffe4f06af35c#file-objects_to_csv-coffee

csv = require 'csv'
util = require 'util'

# Use the callback API to write this
callback_generate_csv_from_list = (records_to_write, cb) ->

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# An example project showing how to write objects using the CSV npm package
#
# Uses the CSV 0.2.0 style syntax. For an example that shows CSV 0.4.0
# (major syntax change) see https://gist.github.com/rwilcox/e8411242ffe4f06af35c#file-objects_to_csv-coffee

csv = require 'csv'
util = require 'util'

# Use the callback API to write this
callback_generate_csv_from_list = (records_to_write, cb) ->

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# An example project showing how to write objects using the CSV npm package


csv = require 'csv'
util = require 'util'

# Use the callback API to write this
callback_generate_csv_from_list = (records_to_write, cb) ->

  map_reduce_it = []