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(setq
 vfex--view-regex-old "^lib/\\(.+\\)/views/\\(.+\\)_view.ex"
 vfex--template-regex-old "^lib/\\(.+\\)/templates/\\(.+\\)/"
 vfex--view-regex-new "^lib/\\(.+\\)/controllers/\\(.+\\)_html.ex"
 vfex--template-regex-new "^lib/\\(.+\\)/controllers/\\(.+\\)_html/"
 vfex--controller-regex "^lib/\\(.+\\)/controllers/\\(.+\\)_controller.ex"
 vfex--liveview-regex "^lib/\\(.+\\)/live/\\(.+\\)_live.ex"
 vfex--liveview-template-regex "^lib/\\(.+\\)/live/\\(.+\\)_live.html.heex")

(defun vfex--dot-p (name)

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function FindProxyForURL(url, host) {
  if (host.endsWith('.ir')) {
    return 'DIRECT';
  }

  return 'SOCKS5 127.0.0.1:10002;SOCKS 127.0.0.1:10002';
}

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#! /bin/bash

# Install required applications
# Ubuntu:
# apt-get install inkscape pstoedit
# Arch:
# pacman -S inkscape pstoedit

function svgToEps()
{

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#!/bin/bash

set -e

SERVER=someserver
DEPLOY_PATH=/some/path
START_SCRIPT=${DEPLOY_PATH}/bin/deploy_name
RELEASE_NAME=master
RELEASE_TAR=deploy_name-${RELEASE_NAME}.tar.gz
export MIX_ENV=prod

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

## This is a simple bash script to help deploy git-based projects to shared hostings.
## It work by tracking last deployed commit in a file (see below for file name).
## When you run this script, all files changed since last deployed commit up to now
## are put into a .tar.gz file (see below for file name), so you can easily upload and
## unzip it on shared hosting.

LAST_COMMIT_FILE=.last.deploy
OUTPUT_FILE=file.tar.gz

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# This script is used to simply copy some files using `rsync`
# and then running some commands on server.
# Command can be run synchronously, or in background.
# For example, your can restart your `supervisor` workers
# and PHP-FPM after copying new files.
# NOTE: This script does not require any kind of version control, e.g. `git`

# Server name. Define the connection parameters in `~/.ssh/config` so that a 

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<?php
/**
* This Artisan command can run any file in the context of application.
* It can be useful to test some scripts in production/staging to see what's happening.
* You can also use `$this->*` functions in script.
* This reads scripts from `storage` folder, but nothing prevents you from changing it.
**/
Artisan::command('run:script {script}', function ($script) {
    $full_path = storage_path($script);
    if (file_exists($full_path)) {