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The MIT License (MIT) Copyright © 2025 Hovhannes Sanoyan

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import type { PgCodec } from '@dataplan/pg';
import { EXPORTABLE } from 'graphile-build';
import { sql } from 'pg-sql2';
import { Geometry } from 'wkx';

interface State {
  geometryCodec: PgCodec<string, any, any, any, undefined, any, any>;
}

declare global {

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import 'types/schemas/knex-tables'
import { Tables } from 'knex/types/tables'

type TableColumns<TTableName extends keyof Tables = keyof Tables> = {
  [T in TTableName]: (keyof Tables[T]['base'])[]
}

const deleteColumns: Partial<TableColumns> = {
  users: ['name'],
}

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export function bigIntP(value: bigint, percentage: number, scalingFactor = 1000000000): bigint {
  const scaledPercentage = BigInt(Math.round(percentage * 100 * scalingFactor))

  const result = (value * scaledPercentage) / (BigInt(100) * BigInt(scalingFactor))

  return result
}

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import Script from 'next/script'

// Add this file to some Server Component, in my case I use this in `app/layout.tsx`

// Next.js, will inline all the process.env.SOMETHING variables into the code at build time.
// Which will force us to build the app for each environment we want to deploy to, with the
// only different being few environment variables. Instead, what we want is to get the environment
// dynamically from the runtime, so if we change them in the env and run the app again, it must
// use the new environment variables. To do this, we will inject the environment variables into
// the window object, so we can access them in the runtime.

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city 1, city 2 distance, city 2, city 3 distance, city 3, city 4 distance, city 4, city 5 distance, city5
Bronx     ,                23 , Brooklyn  ,                11 , Manhattan ,                18 , New York  ,                13 , Queens
 Bronx     ,                23 , Brooklyn  ,                11 , Manhattan ,                13 , Queens    ,                18 , New York
 Bronx     ,                23 , Brooklyn  ,                18 , New York  ,                11 , Manhattan ,                13 , Queens
 Bronx     ,                23 , Brooklyn  ,                18 , New York  ,                13 , Queens    ,                11 , Manhattan
 Bronx     ,                23 , Brooklyn  ,                13 , Queens    ,                11 , Manhattan ,                18 , New York
 Bronx     ,                23 , Brooklyn  ,                13 , Queens    ,                18 , New York  ,                11 , Manhattan
 Bronx     ,                11 , Manhattan ,                23 , Brooklyn  ,                1

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const supabase = useMemo(() => {
    return createClient(
      process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPABASE_URL!,
      process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPABASE_KEY!,
      {
        global: {
          headers: {
            telegram_init_data: initDataRaw || "",
          },
        },

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--[[

=====================================================================
==================== READ THIS BEFORE CONTINUING ====================
=====================================================================

Kickstart.nvim is *not* a distribution.

Kickstart.nvim is a template for your own configuration.
  The goal is that you can read every line of code, top-to-bottom, and understand

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import { jsonParse } from "@dataplan/json";
import { access, context, lambda, listen } from "grafast";
import { gql, makeExtendSchemaPlugin } from "graphile-utils";

const PackagePlugin = makeExtendSchemaPlugin((build) => {
  const { sql } = build;
  if (!sql) {
    throw new Error("sql not found");
  }

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import cors from "cors";
import express, { Express, NextFunction } from "express";
import { IncomingMessage, Server, ServerResponse } from "http";
import inspector from "inspector";
import { Duplex } from "stream";

import { isDev, isLocal } from "./config.js";
import * as middleware from "./middleware/index.js";
import { firebaseAuthMiddleware } from "./middleware/installFirebaseAuth.js";
import { makeShutdownActions, ShutdownAction } from "./shutdownActions.js";