Monitor your service's availability through a simple, clean DSL
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A script to help you finding out unused partials. Good for big projects or projects under heavy refactoring
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Colcho.net é uma aplicação que construímos no livro Ruby On Rails: Coloque sua aplicação web nos trilhos
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A centralized way to watch your service's availability.
An app to calculate plates for barbells.
A simple Sinatra demo demonstrating how you can use the outpost gem.
A very simple shell written with colleagues during college. The code and documentation is basically in portuguese...
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Implements API for fetching polling locations
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I want to see the distance of a polling location when I click into it
Alternatively we can use http://www.zipcodeapi.com/index.php but I have no idea how trustworthy this data is
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I want to see the distance of a polling location when I click into it
@armyregime Most of the APIs that can give a distance from a zipcode to an address are paid APIs. Do we have a budget?
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I want to see the wait time of each polling location.
Hey @armyregime, I am looking at the google civics API and we don't have this kind of data:
https://developers.google.com/civic-information/docs/v2/elections/voterInfoQuery
What's the priority of this feature? Would we want to invest more time investigating this or could we drop this?
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v0.3.5 was released with the fix for this issue.
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Handle unexpected character encodings
@geoffharcourt 0.3.5 was released with this fix.
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Handle unexpected character encodings
@geoffharcourt thanks for your contribution!! I will make a new release.
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Handle unexpected character encodings Some files cause encoding issues that break the template crawler. The reports on #15 range from Ruby version to template type to file encoding differences. This change uses a somewhat brute force approach to work around the issue by dropping unexpected characters inspired by this blog post: https://thoughtbot.com/blog/fight-back-utf-8-invalid-byte-sequences After this change we were able to crawl and parse our templates successfully. Close #15
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Merge pull request #27 from commonlit/handle-encodings Handle unexpected character encodings
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Some files cause encoding issues that break the template crawler. The reports on #15 range from Ruby version to template type to file encoding differences.
This change uses a somewhat brute force approach to work around the issue by dropping unexpected characters inspired by this blog post:
https://thoughtbot.com/blog/fight-back-utf-8-invalid-byte-sequences
After this change we were able to crawl and parse our templates successfully.
Close #15
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I tried to run this in my Rails app, but I got the error:
discover-unused-partials-0.3.1/lib/discover-unused-partials.rb:88:in `strip!': invalid byte sequence in UTF-8 (ArgumentError)
Any hints?
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