Tiago Ameller tiagoameller

How to add kendo_ui to a Rails project, using webpacker and stimulus.js framework

It shows how to integrate Kendo UI library in a Rails project.

Despite it could be done via Webpack, I found it very difficult. Open source part, can be added with yarn add kendo-ui-core but commercial part must be added by hand.

Thus, this is what I made:

Create a vendor folder and kendo folder inside:

	procedure TfoMain.buSignClick(Sender: TObject);
	var
	objSigner: Variant;
	iResult: Integer;
	sOutput: string;
	begin
	objSigner := CreateOleObject('Neevia.PDFsign');

	objSigner.CertificateSubject := cbCertificado.Text;
	// objSigner.CertificatePassword := 'password';

	# For the benefit of emacs users: -- shell-script --
	###########################
	# xbindkeys configuration #
	###########################
	#
	# Version: 1.8.6
	#
	# If you edit this file, do not forget to uncomment any lines
	# that you change.
	# The pound(#) symbol may be used anywhere for comments.

	# frozen_string_literal: true
	# -- mode: ruby --
	# vi: set ft=ruby :

	##############################################################################################################################
	# Tiago, 06/11/2016 10:44 22:44
	# This configuration sets a VM for production, in order to have a Rails app running inside a Windows box
	# ubuntu/trusty32 due problemes to run 64 bits VM in old Windows boxes
	# Stack:
	# - mysql, opened to host to read/write data from windows apps. Use port 4406

	namespace :custom do
	# This rake task shows and manages app version
	# rake task for managing app version.
	# Show current version, increment / decrement major.minor,release.build just calling
	# COM=x.+.0.+ rake custom:version
	# call as `rake custom:version` to show current version or
	# call as `COM=x.x.x.+ rake custom:version` to increment build or
	# call as `COM=x.x.+.+ rake custom:version` to increment release or
	# call as `COM=1.0.0.+ rake custom:version` to put an arbritrary value
	# major.minor.release.build: x => don't change; + => increment; - => decrement; int => value

	namespace :custom do
	# This rake task purges all existing logs in given folder
	# call as rake custom:purge_logs for default value or
	# call as LOG_DIR=shared/log/ rake custom:purge_logs or
	# call as LOG_DIR=shared/log/ LOG_PURGE_LINES=20000 rake custom:purge_logs

	LOG_DIR = 'log/'
	LOG_PURGE_LINES = 32_768

	desc "Purge logs Defaults LOG_DIR=#{LOG_DIR} LOG_PURGE_LINES=#{LOG_PURGE_LINES}"

	#! /home/tiago/.rbenv/shims/ruby

	arr = [123,1,3,5,7,8,9,7,6,5,4,3,4,5,6,7,8,23,1,2,3,4,6,8,6,43,123,54,7,0,89,6,4,2,5,7,8,9,0]

	puts 'arr.uniq.map { \|x\| [x, arr.count(x)] }.to_h'
	puts arr.uniq.map { \|x\| [x, arr.count(x)] }.to_h
	puts

	puts 'h = Hash.new(0); arr.each { \|i\| h[i] += 1 }; h'
	h = Hash.new(0)

	#!/bin/bash
	# Please see some environment variables must be declared outside this script

	# To execute this script every six hours, put in your crontab -e
	# m h dom mon dow command
	# 0 /6 * * /home/rails/pn_backup.sh

	BackupHome=/home/rails/pn_backup/
	BackupBase=`date +%Y-%m-%dT%H%M`
	BackupFile="$BackupBase".sql

	#!/bin/bash
	ZipFN=`date +%Y-%m-%dT%H%M``pwd \| sed -e 's/\//_/g'`.zip
	Panic=~/Dropbox/Panic
	BackupTmp=~/tmp/gbackup.tmp
	echo "Panic current git modified and new files"
	# modified
	git ls-files -m --full-name > $BackupTmp
	# new
	git ls-files --others --exclude-standard --full-name >> $BackupTmp
	cat $BackupTmp \| zip --names-stdin -P "$MAIL_PASS" $ZipFN