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public extension UIDevice {
    /// This enum gives us simple way how to recognize which UIDevice size
    ///
    /// For the resolutions, refer to
    /// Apple official website:
    /// https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/DeviceInformation/Reference/iOSDeviceCompatibility/Displays/Displays.html
    /// Because the documentation is missing, I ran simulators and manually checked some resolutions on
    /// `UIScreen.main.bounds` (for Xr, XS Max and 11-inch iPhones) Apple somehow doesn't update the documentation.
    enum DeviceSize: CaseIterable {
        // iPhones:

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#!/usr/bin/swift
// Use this script to get name and version of gem passed as first argument
//
// Example usage: `swift GetFastlaneVersion.swift fastlane 1.0.2`
//
// Arguments: - `gem` - The name of gem you want to inspect.
//            - `version` - The version you want to compare against the repo
//
// Because whole script runs in one thread, we need to use Semaphore to hold the thread until
// It finishes the asynch URLRequest. No mutex sorry 😔

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on run argv
	(*set criteria to {"Portrait", "Landscape Left", "Landscape Right", "Portrait Upside Down"}*)
	if (count of argv) = 1 then (*and (item 1 of argv) is in criteria then*)
		set theExpectedWindowCount to item 1 of argv as integer
		(* First we start with system event to work on Simulator and set it to foreground...*)
		tell application "System Events" to tell process "Simulator"
			set frontmost to true
			set counter to 0
			(* Set number of simulators containing Landscape to expected.*)
			(* Then we iterate over windows in the process, simulator variable is here in fact the window *)

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# MARK: PATHS

source ~/.bashrc

# MARK: 🚀 Lastfane
export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8
export LANG=en_US.UTF-8
export GEM_PATH=/Users/dominikbucher/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.4.1/bin/gem

# MARK: fkn' hkn'

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#!/bin/bash
  
# Create landscape devices

# You should run this script everytime you install new Xcode with updated iOS version, because Xcode automatically deletes the older custom created simulators.

# This just works, we need to find better solution to get the runtime. I think this should do for a while. 
runtime=$(xcrun simctl list runtimes | grep "iOS" | tail -1 | awk -F' - ' '{print $3F}')

echo $runtime

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#!/bin/bash

JSON_HEADER="Content-Type:application/json"

echo -n "Please enter your Working email:"
echo 
read email
echo -n "Please enter your password:"
read -s password

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on run argv
	set criteria to {"Portrait", "Landscape Left", "Landscape Right", "Portrait Upside Down"}
	if (count of argv) = 2 and (item 1 of argv) is in criteria then
		set theExpectedWindowCount to item 2 of argv as integer
		(* First we start with system event to work on Simulator and set it to foreground...*)
		tell application "Simulator" to activate
		tell application "System Events" to tell process "Simulator"
			set frontmost to true
			set counter to 0
			(* Then we iterate over windows in the process, simulator variable is here in fact the window *)

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#!/bin/bash
  
# This is just very simple script (No error checking) for transformating the
# tunnelblick VPN configuration with multiple files
# into one file which contains the keys and certs in tags instead of separate file.
# This is good for example for using openVPN in Mobile devices, where you cannot put the Tunnelblick 
# configuration file.

# Usage: 
# - 1. Open terminal and change your directory to 

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//
//  GetLinesStrings.swift
//
//  Created by Dominik Bucher on 22/10/2017.
//  Copyright © 2017 Dominik Bucher. All rights reserved.
//
    
    /// This method should be universal and implemented right from Apple.
    ///  gets specified text from line indexes
    ///