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Get the code and run on localhost

git clone git@github.com:stellar/stellar-docs.git 
cd stellar-docs
yarn install 
npx docusaurus start

This puts you on a new local branch

Make sure you start on the main branch, and git pull latest. Now:

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# Download foundry installer `foundryup`
> curl -L https://foundry.paradigm.xyz | bash

# Install forge, cast, anvil, chisel
> foundryup

> forge init counter

> cd counter

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Create an issuer

➜  ~ stellar env
STELLAR_NETWORK=mainnet # use

➜  ~ stellar network use testnet
ℹ️  The default network is set to `testnet`

➜  ~ stellar keys generate issuer
✅ Key saved with alias issuer in "/Users/janewang/.config/soroban/identity/issuer.toml"

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➜  ~ export STCNET=test

➜  ~ stc -keygen A
Passphrase: 
GCNGZKJ3G6CJQWBLCXUDNS5WSTU6DWVDJUUJRU2GBUHAPK4UCEITXYR6

➜  ~ stc -keygen -nopass B
GDHARS2CIN45LY4RLGQQIDSYNCNRF37O3OLYUQR7RFMPCKYJOZVP67I7

➜  ~ stc -create GCNGZKJ3G6CJQWBLCXUDNS5WSTU6DWVDJUUJRU2GBUHAPK4UCEITXYR6 // friendbot gives 10,000 lumen

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# Prompt: using R, create an array containing objects each iterated over a set of columns in a spreadsheet

# To create an array in R where each element is an object representing a set of columns from a spreadsheet, you can use the following steps:
# Load the required libraries, such as readxl, which allows you to read Excel files.
# Read the spreadsheet data into a data frame using the read_excel function from the readxl library.
# Iterate over the columns and create objects containing the desired columns.
# Here's an example code that demonstrates this process:


# Load the required library

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am janewang on github.
• I am jlwang (https://keybase.io/jlwang) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASC8mWdvIYjxA4EDODaJIu0FJjpuq0wzAfnh1eJ-AEieHQo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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const nearAPI = require('near-api-js')
const { keyStores, KeyPair, connect } = nearAPI;
const keyStore = new keyStores.InMemoryKeyStore();
// const PRIVATE_KEY =
//   "by8kdJoJHu7uUkKfoaLd2J2Dp1q1TigeWMG123pHdu9UREqPcshCM223kWadm";
// // creates a public / private key pair using the provided private key
// const keyPair = KeyPair.fromString(PRIVATE_KEY);
// // adds the keyPair you created to keyStore
// await keyStore.setKey("testnet", "example-account.testnet", keyPair);

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function($http, $cordovaPush, $ionicApp, $ionicUser, $rootScope, $log, $q) {

  // Grab the current app
  var app = $ionicApp.getApp();

  //Check for required credentials
  if(!app || !app.app_id) {
    console.error('PUSH: Unable to initialize, you must call $ionicAppProvider.identify() first');
  }

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 .controller('WelcomeCtrl', function ($scope, $state, $ionicPush, $cordovaPush, $ionicUser, $rootScope, $ionicHistory, $stateParams) {

     $rootScope.$on('$cordovaPush:tokenReceived', function (event, data) {
         console.log('Got token', data.token, data.platform);
     });

     //Basic registration
     $scope.pushRegister = function () {
         console.log('Registering...');
         console.log('This has device Token! :', deviceToken);

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