A single-file bash script that masks sensitive values in a .env-style
file so you can safely paste it into a bug report, CI log, chat message, or
gist — without leaking secrets. Keys are never touched. Non-sensitive values
(PORT=3000, NODE_ENV=production, ...) are left alone too — only values
belonging to sensitive-looking keys get masked.
| <# | |
| .SYNOPSIS | |
| Copy Git-untracked or Git-modified files from one Git repository, | |
| or from many Git repositories found at an exact folder depth. | |
| .DESCRIPTION | |
| - Copies files that are modified: staged or unstaged. | |
| - Copies untracked files. | |
| - Copies Git-ignored dotfiles, such as .env and .env.development. | |
| - Optionally includes ignored files via -IncludeIgnored. |
| <# | |
| .SYNOPSIS | |
| Copy only Git-untracked or Git-modified files from one folder to another, skipping common cache/package folders. | |
| .DESCRIPTION | |
| - Copies files that are modified (staged or unstaged) and untracked. | |
| - Optionally includes ignored files (gitignored) via -IncludeIgnored. | |
| - Skips common cache/build/package directories (node_modules, bin/obj, __pycache__, etc.) even if they contain changes. | |
| - Throws if the source folder is not a Git repo. | |
| - Supports -From and -To parameters; prompts if missing. |
Extract and clean the XRay JSON config from a running Remnawave node Docker container.
Remnawave node runs XRay inside a Docker container. The running config can be dumped with cli --dump-config, but the raw output contains ANSI escape codes, carriage returns, and Remnawave's own service entries (API inbound, stats, policy) that clutter the actual proxy configuration.
This script:
Execute commands in parallel with structured output, logging, and progress tracking.
A bash wrapper around GNU parallel that simplifies running multiple commands concurrently with:
- Structured output (JSON or text format)
- Per-command logs (stdout/stderr capture)
- Timeout handling with signal detection
- Progress tracking and summary statistics
- Color output and progress bars
This is a curated collection of links to cheap VPS (Virtual Private Server) hosting providers, aggregators, and community resources.
The goal is to provide an easy reference point for exploring budget-friendly hosting options worldwide.
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