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call plug#begin()

function! DoRemote(arg)
  UpdateRemotePlugins
endfunction

 Plug 'tpope/vim-sexp-mappings-for-regular-people'
 Plug 'guns/vim-sexp'
"Plug 'tpope/vim-repeat' " TODO fix the error this triggers on undo
 Plug 'tpope/vim-surround'

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import time
from fastapi import Request
from starlette.middleware.base import BaseHTTPMiddleware
from contextlib import contextmanager
from collections import defaultdict
import threading

_profiling_data = threading.local()

@contextmanager

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(ns com.biffweb.impl.index
  (:require [taoensso.nippy :as nippy])
  (:import java.util.Map
           java.util.HashMap
           java.util.function.Function
           (java.io Closeable File)
           (java.nio.file Files Path)
           java.nio.file.attribute.FileAttribute
           (org.rocksdb BlockBasedTableConfig Checkpoint CompressionType FlushOptions LRUCache
                        DBOptions Options ReadOptions RocksDB RocksIterator

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(defattr newsletter-subs :user/email-subscriptions [:vector :biff.attr/ref]
  {:biff.attr/input [:xt/id]
   :biff.attr/output [{:user/email-subscriptions [:sub/user
                                                  :sub/newsletter
                                                  :sub/kind
                                                  :sub/unread
                                                  :sub/last-published
                                                  :sub/pinned
                                                  :sub/total
                                                  :sub/read]}]}

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Adding fields to the signup form is more complex than just setting a custom :biff.auth/new-user-tx function because both authentication flows (email link and six-digit code) include multiple requests (e.g. in the email link flow, first you submit a form with your email address, then you click a link), and new-user-tx doesn't get called until the last request. So we have to modify the auth flows to take the extra form params from the first request and propagate them so that new-user-tx has access to them.

Below is a diff of the starter app showing exactly how to do that. First, you'll need to copy over the authentication module code into your project, as demonstrated in step 4 of the Postgres howto. Then apply the changes in the diff below to your auth.clj file. Remove the com.biffweb.impl.* namespaces and use a single [com.biffweb :as biff] require instead.

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These are some examples of using the Stripe API in a Clojure/Biff app, taken verbatim from Yakread. For more details, see the Stripe documentation. For the most part I recommend using the REST API directly rather than going through the Java SDK.

Yakread has an advertising page that lets you connect a credit card via Stripe checkout. The card is charged later, after your advertisement has run.

Here's some of the code for the advertising page:

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call plug#begin()

function! DoRemote(arg)
  UpdateRemotePlugins
endfunction

Plug 'tpope/vim-sexp-mappings-for-regular-people'
Plug 'guns/vim-sexp'
Plug 'tpope/vim-repeat'
Plug 'tpope/vim-surround'

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Put this in .dir-locals.el:

((nil . ((cider-preferred-build-tool . babashka)
         (cider-babashka-parameters . "dev"))))

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Thanks to @olavfosse for writing this up:

---

The logging architecture of our aplication looks like this. The leftmost nodes are user-facing logging APIs. They all hand their logs over to slf4j, which in turns hand them over to slf4j-simple, which prints them.

clojure.tools.logging -\

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// This assumes you have an element like <div id="post-content" data-contents="..."></div>,
// where data-contents has the html you'd like to render. Then call renderPost().

function $(selector) {
  return document.querySelector(selector);
}

function renderPost() {
  let element = $("#post-content");
  let html = element.getAttribute('data-contents');