ChristophP

Lazyvim cheat sheet

Web Assembly can make use of OS capabilities with the Web Assembly System Interface. It allows calls to OS functionality like clock, fs, network etc.

WASM is the fourth W3C web standard next to HTML, CSS and JS
WASI is an additional spec that standardizes how Web Assembly can do more than just run in a sandboxed environment but interact with system resources.

	port module Effects exposing (Effect(..), toCmd)

	import Api
	import Browser.Dom as Dom
	import Browser.Navigation as Nav
	import Date exposing (Date)
	import Json.Encode as JE
	import Task

	#!/usr/bin/env sh

	# this script will modify your environment
	# so that you can work in the context of an assumed role in AWS

	set -u

	if [ -z ${ASSUME_ROLE_ARN+x} ]
	then
	echo "NO ASSUME_ROLE_ARN variable configured in Environment.";

	#!/usr/bin/env sh

	set -eu

	# checking input
	[ -z ${1:-} ] && echo "Missing directory name. Call this script with a directory name you want to create." && exit 1;
	DIR=$1
	[ -d $DIR ] && echo "Directory ${DIR} already exists. I need a fresh directory." && exit 1;

	# scaffolding of dirs and files

	# MANUAL RUN
	git checkout <KNOWN_BAD_COMMIT>
	git bisect start
	git bisect bad
	git bisect good <KNOWN_GOOD_COMMIT>

	# cycle till done
	git bisect log # to check what you've done so far
	<test if good or bad>
	git bisect bad\|good

	module OccuranceCount where

	import Data.Foldable (foldl')

	countWord :: String -> String -> Int
	countWord needle =
	foldl' (\acc word -> if word == needle then acc + 1 else acc) 0 . words

	module Highlight exposing (highlight, interweave)


	type Html msg
	= Mark (List (Html msg))
	\| Text String


	mark _ children =
	Mark children