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import "http" exposing HttpServer, Request, Response

function main() {
    HttpServer.get("/", func (req Request, res Response) => {
        return res.Send("Hello!")
    })
    
    HttpServer.listen(8080)
}

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// module name shoild follow folders, like PSR-4
module controllers

import "http" exposing Request, Response

export class HelloController {
    
    exposed function handle(req Request, res Response) {
        return res.send("Hello")
    }

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// module name shoild follow folders, like PSR-4
module controllers

import "http" exposing Request, Response

export class HelloController {
    
    exposed function handle(req Request, res Response) {
        return res.send("Hello")
    }

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<?php

namespace App\Models;

use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;
use Illuminate\Support\Str;

class Post extends Model
{
    public static function boot()

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<div x-data="example()">
    <template x-for="(item, i) in items" :key="i">
        <div x-bind="props(i)"></div>
    </template>
</div>
<script>
    const example = () => ({
        current: 0,
        items: [1, 2, 3],
        props: (i) => ({

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Tailwind Shades to CSS Variables

This script can be used to generate a set of CSS variables from a Tailwind shades object.

Overview

Let's say you have the following JavaScript object. You might have generated such an object on a site such as Tailwind Shades.

{

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type Option<T> = Some<T> | None<T>;

interface Optional<T> {
  unwrap(): T;
  unwrapOr(or: T): T;
  isSome(): boolean;
  isNone(): boolean;
}

class Some<T> implements Optional<T> {

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Raycast - Laravel Documentation

This script command provides a quick way of searching the Laravel documentation.

It accepts a query and will open the first result in your default browser.

Installation

1. Begin by creating a ~/.config/raycast/scripts folder if you don't already have one.