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To convert json to csv with headers using jq and the @csv filter.

jq -r '[first|keys_unsorted] + map([.[]]) | .[] | @csv' example.json > converted.csv

This would work on a simple json structured like:

[

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function HelloWorld(str) { 
  this.str = str;

  this.speak = function() {
    console.log("hello", this.str);
  }
};
var h = new HelloWorld("world");
h.speak();
(new HelloWorld("Jupiter")).speak();

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# A small script to generate memorable one-time codes.
# 
# OneTimeCode.generate
# => "ubahow-idea-easy-aveda"
class OneTimeCode
  def initialize(length = 12)
    @length = length
    @mod_result = MOD_RESULT.sample
  end

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# This example follows a Stripe webhook through the application life cycle.
# In this case, a customer has created a Checkout, which is an object in our application that acts like a shopping cart. 
# It relates to the products that are being purchased and encapsulates the customer's existing record, or the data required to create a new customer. 

class Checkout < ApplicationRecord
  include Amountable
  include BtcpayInvoice
  include StripePaymentIntent

  belongs_to :user, optional: true

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{"version":1,"resource":"file:///Users/ryanheneise/Projects/api/src/services/fees/index.js","entries":[{"id":"DXVN.js","timestamp":1667270770299},{"id":"VJk1.js","timestamp":1667270856905},{"id":"pi2q.js","timestamp":1667271038502}]}

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# frozen_string_literal: true

module MxIsoagent
  class Client
    BOARDING_URL = Rails.configuration.mx_iso_agent['boarding_url']
    CHECKOUT_URL = Rails.configuration.mx_iso_agent['checkout_url']
    INVITE_CODE = Rails.configuration.mx_iso_agent['invite_code']
    BOARDING_KEYS = Rails.configuration.mx_iso_agent['api_key']

    BUSINESS_TYPES = [

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# frozen_string_literal: true

module GravatarHelper
  def gravatar_image_tag(email, attrs = {})
    attrs = {
      class: 'h-10 w-10 rounded-full'
    }.update(attrs)

    image_tag gravatar_url(email), attrs
  end

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Project Brief for PIX Portal

We're looking for a talented and competent Ruby on Rails developer to help us re-engineer an existing app that's hard to maintain and expensive. The existing app is built using React on the frontend and Apache Airflow on the backend. We're going to re-engineer the app to make it more maintainable and remove some unneeded complexity that makes it difficult to maintain and expensive to develop.

The purpose of this app is to receive credit card processing reports, apply a markup algorithm, and then generate a report for each store based on the result.

About the app

The current process is handled by two separate apps:

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# frozen_string_literal: true

# bundle exec rails runner create_accounts.rb

# An organization that the above users don't have access to
organization = Organization.find_or_create_by(slug: 'accounting-demo') do |o|
  o.name = 'Accounting Demo'
  o.invite_code = Rails.configuration.mx_iso_agent['invite_code']
end

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# Migration...
class AddFeatureFlagsToUsers < ActiveRecord::Migration[5.2]
  def change
    add_column :users, :feature_flags, :string, array: true, default: []
  end
end