Patrice Neff pneff

This is a little script I use to avoid having to edit any files when I define a new alias.

Example usage:

$ palias g=git

This file needs to be sources from the main bash config file.

	<div class="check-container"><span id="check"></span></div>

	{{#Question}}
	<p>{{Question}}</p>
	{{/Question}}

	{{#Image}}
	<p class="image">{{Image}}</p>
	{{/Image}}

	#!/bin/bash
	# Merges a local branch
	set -e

	# Needs a branch name as argument.
	test -n "$1" \|\| exit 1

	# Update master to origin.
	git fetch --no-recurse-submodules
	git checkout master && git merge origin/master

	var real_docwrite = document.write,
	body = $('body');

	(function insertGists(tags) {
	var $tag;
	if (tags.length > 0) {
	tag = tags.shift();
	$tag = $(tag);
	document.write = function(stylesheet) {
	$('head').append(stylesheet);

	<html>
	<body>
	<div dojo-type="mycorp.mywidget">testing</div>
	<script src="/dojo/dojo.js"
	djConfig="parseOnLoad: true"></script>
	<script>dojo.require("mycorp.mywidget");</script>
	</body>
	</html>

	def asbool(s):
	"""Simple function to convert any string into a boolean."""
	return str(s).lower() in ('true', '1')

	@mount('/validate/{user_id}')
	@validate('user_id', re='[0-9]*', convert=int, doc='An integer user id')
	class ValidatingResource(Resource):
	@validate('activate', convert=asbool, doc='Will aways be True or False (default False)')
	@validate('email', re='.@.', doc='Must contain an @')
	def GET(self, user_id, email, activate=False):

	#!/usr/bin/env python
	"""
	echo web service: this is a simple WsgiService example.
	"""
	import datetime
	from wsgiservice import Resource, get_app, mount, validate, expires

	@mount('/echo')
	class EchoResource(Resource):
	"""Returns whatever the user inputs."""