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SSH: If you’re remote, prefix prompt with $HOSTNAME. Linux: [libtrash] used if available for rm, otherwise supports such things as [gomi], [safe-rm], etc. colorcat is a cat drop-in wrapper that automatically applies highlighting to the output without breaking usage. [antibody] as a lightweight shim for parallel plugin loads/updates. [airline]/[promptline] based prompts (but totally configurable to whatever you want). A zillion other tools, mostly that I’ve written, some modified. Nearly everything supports local extension via ~/.local/zsh/; analogous to ~/.config/zsh here, but local to your machine. This of course includes plugins, functions, and completions. Same idea goes for a lot of this, eg user bin (~/.local/{s,}bin take precedence over ~/{s,bin}), manpath’s, etc. Lots of development environment support. Defaults aim to work for most, but all paths should be overridable to taste via env vars. Plugins don’t load if their requirements are not met. Smart completion caching for slow-to-export completion functions. Paths to browse: - bin/ - bin/3p: Mostly automagic source code compilation and installation. - bin/up: Update everything, yo. - .config/zsh/{zprofile,zshenv,zshrc}: Primary entrypoints. Sets up environment and loads plugins. - .config/zsh/zshplugins: States what plugins should load. - .config/zsh/plugins*/: Isolated zsh plugin bundles.
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- Process command
- Get buffer filtering
- Update the buffer
- Build the regex for a given buffer
- Add command line callback
- Set the auto join list of channels
- Get the list of autojoin options
- Get tweets from twitter
- Takes a tweet_data dictionary and returns a list of tweets
- Unban a channel
- This function handles the prism command
- Process the process callback
- Generate a list of variations for a given pattern
- Callback for channel activity
- Set private conversation state
- Encrypt data
- Process OAuth callback
- Handle incoming TLV messages
- Handle a message out of an IRC channel
- This function is called when a URL server is opened
- Write the representation of the object
- This function is called when a feed is received
- Start twitter stream
- Called when a channel is received
- Display statusbar callback
- Get theme list
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QUESTION
I've got a git repo in my home directory to keep track of some dotfiles.
An unpleasant side effect of that, no matter where I am now, it is considered a part of the ~
repo, and it's easy to mistakenly add files to it etc.
It is somehow possible, that the repo in ~/.git
listens to commands (git add
, etc) ONLY if these commands are invoked directly in ~
, and otherwise it just pretends to not exist, i.e. not a repository
is thrown? (For example, if I invoke git add -A
in ~/Documents
)
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 09:23No this is not possible.
Another way, however, can be to use a non standard .git
directory :
- rename your
.git/
directory to some other name (e.g :.git-wont-know/
, or.git-dotfiles/
) - use
git --git-dir=~/.git-wont-know ...
when you want to interact with it (link to docs)
You can set an alias or a wrapper to use this specific git dir ; you can also set GIT_DIR=~/.git-wont-know
if you want to pass this down to existing scripts.
[update] this turns off the "spot where the repo is located by looking for the .git
directory" feature.
If you want to invoke git with this setup from a subdirectory (say : from $HOME/.config/
), you may want to also specify that the worktree is your home directory :
QUESTION
I've been struggling to run an awk result as the arguments of a new awk command within a bash-script; something like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 10:43Your quoting is not really going to make it through xargs
the way you would like. It's not impossible to pull off, but I would instead do something like
QUESTION
Below is some necessary context for understanding my questions (my shell is /bin/bash
by the way):
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-19 at 11:38You are using the wrong command:
QUESTION
I have a repository where I store all my dotfiles so it's easier to setup a new computer. The repository also contains scripts that install apps, modify my dock, set preferences, update SSH keys, etc. Since the repository updates my SSH keys and modifies my git config, I've found it easier to just download the repository as a ZIP file and then run the starting script (vs. setting up Git manually and then cloning the repository).
However, I just did this to setup a new computer and used unzip dotfiles.zip
to unzip the repository and it looked like some of my setup actually ran (setting up sym-links).
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-03 at 15:53Most likely because the zip file was created with symlinks.
From the zip man page:
-y | --symlinks
For UNIX and VMS (V8.3 and later), store symbolic links as such in the zip archive, instead of compressing and storing the file referred to by the link. This can avoid multiple copies of files being included in the archive as zip recurses the directory trees and accesses files directly and by links.
QUESTION
I recently deployed my nodejs server along with mongoDb on a raspberry pi and everything works fine but the mongoDB requests are timing out. I believe the error has something to do with the ssl as when I remove the SSL it works fine.
The error I get is on any api request I make to the server is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-01 at 05:41make sure your database connection code is in your server.js and not an external file if its in an external file make sure you call it in the server.js or it will not connect to the database
QUESTION
I asked this question half a year ago, but I'm still having the same issue: Express Static network requests stuck on "pending"
Tl;dr: Node 14 + Webpack watch mode + Express Static causes the browser to hang every time I change a JS file. This occurs in multiple browsers, after restarting the server, and after clearing the cache.
The 2 ways to get the browser to stop hanging are:
- close and reopen the tab
- go to the homepage (http://localhost)
This issue doesn't occur in Node 12. Is there any way to get the browser to stop hanging in Node 14+?
Edit: Here's my Express code, working on a repo for repro:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 02:31If you are serving SPA as a static content, can you try to change this part:
QUESTION
I am setting up neovim, with CoC.
It seems to work well, but with one big problem: My diagnostic windows are very large
I am not sure why this is. I would expect this to be only a few lines. Ideally, it should show up somewhere not directly over the code, but I'm not sure how to configure this.
This is my neovim config:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-01 at 20:16Problem was
QUESTION
I make an array of files as follows, and then "source" those files. I am also trying to make a script as close to POSIX possible so I don't have issues running it in different shells.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-14 at 18:12Just assign "${SELF_PATH_DIR}.${file}"
to a temporary variable or modify the same variable.
By the way: If the loop is the only spot where you are using set --
/$@
then you can iterate directly over the list:
QUESTION
When I check the configuration information:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 09:00Check your environment variable for variables like:
GIT_AUTHOR_NAME
GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL
GIT_COMMITTER_NAME
GIT_COMMITTER_EMAIL
They could have an impact on your final commit.
The final creation of a Git commit object is usually done by git-commit-tree, which uses these environment variables as its primary source of information, falling back to configuration values only if these aren’t present.
QUESTION
I managed to set up my XMonad config from the ground up by myself - but I am having difficulties setting the brightness and media control keys - and I have no experience in programming or Haskell for that matter, and thus I don't know how to read the error messages (my fault, sorry). When reverting to the state before the changes relating to my problems, I have no compilation erorrs.
So I tried copiying from other people's dotfiles but I always got compilation errors. Here I am copying Derrek Taylor's XMonad config, specifically the part relating to the problem. So I copied :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-18 at 01:00OK so it seems I accidentally fixed my own problem, but in the most unusual way :
I went over to this site because I was searching on how to control the brightness. Literally just went to Duck Duck Go and put "how to conrtol brightness XMonad" or whatever. Installed Lux, the program to do it. For some reason after trying XBrightness it didn't register my screen or some other error message was found which is irrelevant for this discussion so I just stuck with Lux.
However while the general syntax seemed good, I've now noticed that DT's config which I gave the link to above had a different name for the XF keys. Well I just discovered while writing this was that the reason I had problems was the EZ keymap configuration - DT was using it and seems I wasn't. This realization however was much after doing step 3.
3.I took at Luke Smith's DWM fork which I used for a while before switching to XMonad. Turns out the keymap names are different and I tried them instead. Then noticed that the X in XF86AudioLowerVolume
for instance was capitalized while in something like , ((0, xF86XK_MonBrightnessUp), spawn "lux -a 10%")
from step 1 it wasn't. Since at this point Lux worked I just played the game of making sure the syntax was the same for both cases. Eventually I also figured out that Luke's dwm fork held the exact names for the keys including the lowercase so I just stuck with copiying the syntax and changing the appropriate keybindings.
A few XMonad compile error messages later it got everything working !
Now my Controls look as follows :
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SSH: If you’re remote, prefix prompt with $HOSTNAME.
Linux: [libtrash] used if available for rm, otherwise supports such things as [gomi], [safe-rm], etc
colorcat is a cat drop-in wrapper that automatically applies highlighting to the output without breaking usage. Breakage is avoided by paying attention to if you have a tty, have stdin, are interactive, etc etc If used on multiple files, it will even prefix each file with it’s name (to stderr only just in case)
[antibody] as a lightweight shim for parallel plugin loads/updates. Note: I currently use my fork because I have breaking changes that still haven’t integrated
[airline]/[promptline] based prompts (but totally configurable to whatever you want)
A zillion other tools, mostly that I’ve written, some modified.
Nearly everything supports local extension via ~/.local/zsh/; analogous to ~/.config/zsh here, but local to your machine. This of course includes plugins, functions, and completions. Same idea goes for a lot of this, eg user bin (~/.local/{s,}bin take precedence over ~/{s,bin}), manpath’s, etc.
Lots of development environment support.
Defaults aim to work for most, but all paths should be overridable to taste via env vars.
Plugins don’t load if their requirements are not met.
Smart completion caching for slow-to-export completion functions. This is for applications that have this _god awful_ idea that I want to **execute** them _each time_ I load my shell. If the binary has updated since the cache was created however, the cache is busted. By avoiding this, shell startup is lightning quick, but your bells and whistles still intact, even on extremely low powered embedded devices, which I use these on all the time ;) Shame list includes `pip*` and nearly every app written in golang.
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