weedySeaDragon

#!/usr/bin/env ruby
#
# Originally written by http://redartisan.com/tags/csv
# Added and minor changes by Gavin Laking
# Rewritten by Andrew Bennett for Ruby 1.9
# 
# Usage: ruby csv_to_fixture.rb file.csv [--json]
#
# "id","name","mime_type","extensions","icon_url"
# "1","unknown","unknown/unknown","||","/images/icon/file_unknown.gif"

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# Guide
# Configure the essential configurations below and do the following:
# 
#   Repository Creation:
#     cap deploy:repository:create
#     git add .
#     git commit -am "initial commit"
#     git push origin master
# 
#   Initial Deployment:

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.bs-header
  .container
    = render_breadcrumbs :builder => ::BootstrapBreadcrumbsBuilder

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# Also @see https://www.viget.com/articles/protip-passing-parameters-to-your-rake-tasks for
#  examples using dependents and default values for arguments (see the updates at the end)

# Avdi Grimm's rake tutorial is really helpful.  His section on FileLists:
#  @see http://www.virtuouscode.com/2014/04/22/rake-part-2-file-lists/


# Rails:  
#  * to get access to Rails models, etc, your task must depend on the :environment  task
#     ex:   task :my_task => :environment do ....  

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Synopsis

At the top of the file there should be a short introduction and/ or overview that explains what the project is. This description should match descriptions added for package managers (Gemspec, package.json, etc.)

Code Example

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Motivation

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#
# @author Ashley Engelund (ashley@ashleycaroline.com  weedySeaDragon @ github)
# @date   1/13/17
#
# @desc   This is my answer to the Stack Overflow (SO) question:
#         How can I use a default method to create something in a shared_example,
#         sometimes overriding it with some other method and parameters for it?
#
#         @see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24872199/rspec-with-reusable-method-for-shared-examples-context

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# This is a file used in the SHF-project that uses the paperclip gem.
# I wrote a big comment that explains using error messages for (paperclip) size validation.


class UploadedFile < ApplicationRecord

  belongs_to :membership_application

  has_attached_file :actual_file
  validates_attachment :actual_file, content_type: {content_type: ['image/jpeg',

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# (still working on the comments / descriptions for this)

# When you don't want to read an entire file into memory at once, you can use Enumerators to read it in 1 part at a time.
#
# An Enumerator is really like someone that keeps track of a _where you are_ in a collection of things,
# and knows how to do a few things related to the current location, like:
#    - give me one thing at a time, a.k.a.  ".each"
#    - go to the next thing, a.k.a.  ".next"
#    - get the next thing, but don't actually move your location forward to it, a.k.a. ".peek"
#    - tell me how many things there are, a.k.a. ".size"

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# You can use the following in a python console/workspace to see examples of:
#  - jinja namespace() (reference a variable in the outer scope (loop))
#  - passing a value into a template (use a dictionary with each entry = "variable_name": variable_value
#  - slice() jinja filter (can be used to split a list into columns
#
# You can also just run this .py file.
#
# @since 2018-10-23
# @author Ashley Engelund ashley.engelund@gmail.com < weedySeaDragon @ github >

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#--------------------------
#
# @class ArrayArraysAsTable
#
# @desc Responsibility: Creates a string with an Array of Arrays of Strings and/or Numbers
#   formatted as a Table.
#  BASED ON print_table FROM THOR: bundler/vendor/thor/lib/thor/shell/basic.rb
#
#  I needed a way to easily view an array of arrays as a decently formatted table.
#  The code in Thor had the basic methods.  I refactored and renamed some things,