Jasper Woudenberg jwoudenberg

I hereby claim:

I am jwoudenberg on github.
I am woudenberg (https://keybase.io/woudenberg) on keybase.
I have a public key whose fingerprint is 4BE2 7848 2F18 8A4F 68AA 6AC2 9554 0BAC 3740 9D09

To claim this, I am signing this object:

	window.setupDraggable = function setupDraggable(sendEvent) {
	const BEACON_ATTRIBUTE = "data-beacon";
	const MINIMUM_DRAG_DISTANCE_PX = 10;

	document.addEventListener("pointerdown", awaitDragStart);

	function awaitDragStart(startEvent) {
	document.addEventListener("pointermove", maybeDragMove);
	document.addEventListener("pointerup", stopAwaitingDrag);

	module Recurse exposing (..)

	{-\| -}


	{-\| Function for creating controller recursive values.
	-}
	recurse : (a -> a) -> a -> a
	recurse next done =
	-- This example recurses two levels down.

	const Task = require('data.task')

	// Using the Task Monad as an example, but any Monad would work.
	const getAnswer = () => Task.of(42)
	const even = n => Task.of((n % 2) === 0)

	const result = fy(function * () {
	// Yield monads to get back their values.
	const answer = yield getAnswer()
	const halfAnswer = answer / 2

	var dryRun = require('denormalizer-test-utils').dryRun;
	var runScene = require('domain-test-utils');
	var Denormalizer = require('')

	describe('some suite', function () {
	var events = null;
	var notifications = null;

	before(function () {
	//In reality, functions below will be async.

	set autoupdategist
	set cncpcompletion
	let barposition = "bottom"
	let defaultengine = "duckduckgo"

	map <C-u> scrollPageUp
	map <C-d> scrollPageDown
	map <C-o> goBack
	map <C-i> goForward
	map H previousTab

	Feature: Demonstrating a bug.

	Scenario Outline: Scenario one.
	Given I do anything

	Examples:
	\|property \|
	\|one \|
	\|two \|

	/**
	* Test case.
	* Below are three tests. The top one should succeed.
	* In the second one an exception is thrown, so it should fail.
	* The last one should also fail.
	* What happens is that the first two are executed, then jasmine drops
	* dead when trying to execute the second one.
	*/
	(function () {
	var Q = require('q');