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#!/bin/bash

PROJPATH=/Users/sean/projects
SRCPATH=$PROJPATH/plotqi/build
PKGPATH=$PROJPATH/dev43/app/src/uu.chart
DESTPATH=$PKGPATH/uu/chart/browser/resources/plotqi

# copy assets from plotqi build to uu.chart resource directory:

cp $SRCPATH/plotqi.*s* $DESTPATH

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/*jshint browser: true, nomen: false, eqnull: true, es5:true, trailing:true,undef:true */
/*global jQuery, console, QUnit, COREMODELNS, window, alert */

var parsedate = (function (ns, moment) {
  /** sensible date-parsing of human-entered date strings, using moment
   *  ALL TIMES UTC for sanity!
   */
  "use strict";

  var m = moment.utc,

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patterns.pat.select2: Failed while initializing 'select2' pattern. TypeError: self.$el.select2 is not a function
Stack trace:
Select2<.initializeSelect2@http://localhost:28080/policy3/portal_javascripts/Sunburst%20Theme/++resource++plone.app.widgets.js:20677:7
Select2<.init@http://localhost:28080/policy3/portal_javascripts/Sunburst%20Theme/++resource++plone.app.widgets.js:20756:7
Base@http://localhost:28080/policy3/portal_javascripts/Sunburst%20Theme/++resource++plone.app.widgets.js:15944:9
Base.extend/child@http://localhost:28080/policy3/portal_javascripts/Sunburst%20Theme/++resource++plone.app.widgets.js:15979:34
initBasePattern@http://localhost:28080/policy3/portal_javascripts/Sunburst%20Theme/++resource++plone.app.widgets.js:15932:27
registry.initPattern@http://localhost:28080/policy3/portal_javascripts/Sunburst%20Theme/++resource++plone.app.widgets.js:15771:25
executeBound@http://localhost:28080/policy3/portal_javascripts/Sunburst%20Theme/++resource++plone.app.widgets.js:13198:56
_.partial/bound@http://l

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#!/bin/bash

PROJPATH=/Users/sean/projects
SRCPATH=$PROJPATH/plotqi/build
PKGPATH=$PROJPATH/dev43/app/src/uu.chart
DESTPATH=$PKGPATH/uu/chart/browser/resources/plotqi

# copy assets from plotqi build to uu.chart resource directory:

cp $SRCPATH/plotqi.*s* $DESTPATH

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# monkey patch autoform to exempt schemaeditor from considering
# omitted fields 

from plone.autoform import utils
from plone.autoform.interfaces import OMITTED_KEY

orig_mergedTaggedValuesForForm = utils.mergedTaggedValuesForForm

def mergedTaggedValuesForForm(schema, name, form):
    if form.__class__.__name__ == 'SchemaListing' and name == OMITTED_KEY:

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if &t_Co > 1
    syntax enable
endif
set ts=4 et ruler number
set sw=4
set softtabstop=4 " insert/delete 4 spaces when hitting a TAB/BACKSPACE
set shiftround    " round indent to multiple of 'shiftwidth'
set t_Co=256
highlight NonText ctermfg=234
call pathogen#infect()

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January 3 2018 Iteration Planning

Possible or Likely Tasks

• Complete all metadata fields in specification, added to models.
  • Respective model, form classes updated accordingly.

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Background

There is no need to define a service for resource_types, because hyrax already has one, and it reads the config/authorities/resource_types.yml file from one's app. There are a few gotchas with this:

1. There is no caching of local vocabularies. Qa/Hyrax is going to hit disk and load a file for every field, every time you load a form. This could be a performance concern in any system that made use of forms more than trivial (ideally, there should be some kind of in-memory memoization of terms).
2. There is no i18n at all for local vocabulary terms, generally. For our project, at this moment, this is YAGNI, but something to consider at some future date?
3. Qa gem is supposed to allow for setting an active boolean on each term in the YML, which I was hoping to use to hide default hyrax terms. As this was not doing what I expected, I took the simpler route and just removed them.

Plan

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{
  "terms": ["all", "terms"],
  "coordinates": {
    "all": [
      {
        "page": "1",
        "x": 300,
        "y": 78,
        "width": 34,
        "height": 18

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# make a work
work = Work.new
work.title = ['Here, there, everywhere']
user = User.new
# make an ability with a user:
user.id = 'me123'
user.email = 'me@example.com'
user.password = 'another'
ability = Ability.new(user)
# have some attributes for changes to apply