mjolnir | Lightweight automation and productivity app for OS X
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kandi X-RAY | mjolnir Summary
Mjolnir is an OS X app that lets you automate common tasks using the language Lua. At its core, it doesn't actually do anything besides load up a Lua environment; the real power lies in all the useful modules that you can install. You write a "config", which just means ~/.mjolnir/init.lua. This file, along with whatever modules it requires, have full access to the built-in mjolnir module, and all Lua modules that you have installed (e.g. from LuaRocks or any way you want to install them).
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QUESTION
I am trying to make different commands execute depending on what OS my original host is. Part of the process involves a docker build, so I do not think that using the $(OS)
string will help.
My current idea is set the environment variable with a uname in my make file and pass it as an environment variable to docker compose
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-23 at 15:08A typical setup here is to have a separate Make target for each target platform.
QUESTION
Theoretically, ~~ is syntactic sugar for ACCEPTS
so the last two lines should return the same value:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-02 at 19:01Is it not the other way:
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I am running tests where it is not desirable for my containers to have hard memory limits as I programatically swapping the vms for bigger sized ones and need the containers to be able to leverage the increment in CPU and memory automatically. I want to explore memoryReservation as it is softlimit and will allows the containers scale up, if the memory of the VM is not low. Unfortunately, this parameter does not seem to work in the task definition. Any ideas?
Task definition: ...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-01 at 10:30ECS task definitions are made up of a multiple of container definitions with some extra parameters that can set hard limits for the whole task and also set things like placement constraints and networking configuration.
To set the memory soft limit that a task is allowed to use in ECS rather than the hard limit you need to use memoryReservation
from the container definition rather than the task definition.
The code in your question doesn't show how you are defining the container definitions in your local but a basic example of setting soft memory limits in an ECS task would look something like this:
QUESTION
I have a need to run scripts in the folders an parralel jobs.
Here is what my folder structure looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-28 at 15:00You can implement with a help function
QUESTION
I used gitleaks to check for leaked secret in my repos history. When I ran the following command and forced the push
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-24 at 01:07Try with double quotes
QUESTION
Lokijs giving incorrect find response in Node JS environment
This is an example taken from online:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-09 at 16:31I figured it out, after spending few mins; items.find
is returning the actual/real object reference; so if I make any changes it wil reflect in the original as well;
So that I cloned the original object what I got from the find and then made the changes to cloned object and it worked :)
Here is the code :
QUESTION
I have been fighting with this menu to get it to only toggle if its open. The menu is a separate html file called into my main php page. I want to exit the menu with the X, or any click outside of the slide out menu.
This is what I am currently using. Of I use hide instead of toggle it doesn't even side out.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-24 at 22:40Simply use the .quote
class instead of the html
selector with show()
method instead of toggle()
and use e.stopPropagation()
for sidenav
and quote
classes to be able to click on them and the elements inside them without hiding the menu. See the working snippet below:
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