nix run github:numtide/nixos-anywhere -- \n  [email protected] \n  --flake .#hetzner-cloud

{
HackerNewsTop(max: 200) {
... on HackerNewsStory {
hn_score: score @filter(op: ">=", value: ["$min_score"]) @output

link {
... on GitHubRepository {
repo_url: url @output

workflows {
workflow: name @output
workflow_path: path @output

jobs {
job: name @output

step {
... on GitHubActionsImportedStep {
step: name @output
action: uses @output
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}

if let Some(value_resolver) = query_info
.destination()                  // -> item vertex info
.first_edge("importable_path")  // edge's own info
.destination()                  // -> path vertex info
.dynamic_field_value("path")    // implied property value
{
// Fast path: we're looking up items by path.
// The returned `value_resolver` can tell us
// the specific path needed for each result.
resolve_items_using_name_index(value_resolver, ...)
} else {
// Slow path: the query is doing something else.
// Resolve all items normally.
resolve_all_items(...)
}

-- NO elm.json FILE --------------------------------------------------

It looks like you are starting a new Elm project. Very exciting! Try running:

elm init

It will help you get set up. It is really simple!

-- component foo:
caption title:

-- foo-desktop: $foo.title
if: { ftd.device == "desktop" }

-- foo-mobile: $foo.title
if: { ftd.device == "mobile" }

-- end: foo

-- component foo-desktop:
caption title:


-- end: foo-desktop

-- component foo-mobile:
caption title:


-- end: foo-mobile

-- component foo:
caption title:

-- ftd.desktop:

-- bar: $foo.title

-- end: ftd.desktop

-- ftd.mobile:

-- end: ftd.mobile

-- bar: $foo.title

-- end: foo

-- component foo:
caption title:
children c:

-- ftd.desktop:

-- bar: $foo.title
children: $foo.c

-- end: ftd.desktop

-- ftd.mobile:

-- end: ftd.mobile

-- bar: $foo.title
children: $foo.c

-- end: foo

-- ds.page: hello world

-- ds.h1: this is a section

This is some content, which technically belongs to the h1. This
para itself is not a problem as it gets passed to `ds.h1` as body.

-- ds.code: but consider this code for example
lang: md

This is a sibling of the `ds.h1`

-- ds.markdown:

And this para.

-- ds.h2: why even this belongs to the h1

-- ds.h1: but not this one

-- end: ds.page

-- ds.page: hello world

-- component the-section:

-- ftd.column:

-- ds.h1: this is a section

This is some content, which technically belongs to the h1. This
para itself is not a problem as it gets passed to `ds.h1` as body.

-- ds.code: but consider this code for example
lang: md

This is a sibling of the `ds.h1`

-- ds.markdown:

And this para.

-- ds.h2: why even this belongs to the h1

-- end: ds.column

-- end: the-section

-- the-section:

-- ds.h1: but not this one

-- end: ds.page

-- import: fastn.io/hello-world

-- ds.page: my new page

-- hello-world.the-section:

-- end: ds.page

-- ds.page: hello world

-- ds.h1: this is a section
id: the-section

This is some content, which technically belongs to the h1. This
para itself is not a problem as it gets passed to `ds.h1` as body.

-- ds.code: but consider this code for example
lang: md

This is a sibling of the `ds.h1`

-- ds.markdown:

And this para.

-- ds.h2: why even this belongs to the h1

-- ds.h1: but not this one

-- end: ds.page

-- import: fastn.io/hello-world

-- ds.page: my new page

-- hello-world.the-section:

-- end: ds.page

-- ds.page: hello world

-- ds.h1: this is a section
id: the-section

This is some content, which technically belongs to the h1. This
para itself is not a problem as it gets passed to `ds.h1` as body.

-- ds.code: but consider this code for example
lang: md

This is a sibling of the `ds.h1`

-- import: fastn.io/-/refs

-- ds.page: my new page

-- refs.the-section:

-- end: ds.page

-- import: fastn.io/-/refs

-- refs.the-section:

-- refs.the-section.full:

-- import: einstien.com/-/refs as erefs

-- erefs.theory-of-relativity:

-- citation.credits: erefs.theory-of-relativity.cite  <hl>

curl https://api.my-site.com/follow -d $(cat ~/.my-site.session) -d username=amitu

Say we have ~/.curler.json.

{
"my-site": {
"endpoint": "https://api.my-site.com/",
"session": "~/.my-site.session"
}
}

curler mysite follow --username=amitu

curler rehash
PATH=$PATH:~/.curler/bin

mysite follow amitu

{
"my-site": {
"endpoint": "https://api.my-site.com/",
"session": "~/.my-site.session",
"commands": {
"follow": {
"about": "Follow your friend.",
"api": "/follow",
"arguments": {
"username": {
"type": "string",
"required": true,
"positional": true,
"about": "The username to follow"
}
}
}
}
}
}