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proper_name_formatting <- function(x) {
  y <- strsplit(x, " ")[[1]]
  paste(toupper(substring(y, 1,1)), substring(y, 2),
        sep="", collapse=" ")
}

# below is an example for how to use the function
# usages is sapply(x, proper_name_formatting)
# hello_world <- c("hello world) 
# sapply(hello_world, proper_name_formatting) -> Hello World

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#!/bin/bash
# this is run within the directory from which the script is executed and relies upon the csv file titled 'index.csv'

# note in the oldname to newname process, bash on mac introduces /r (carriage return) chacters within the csv, 
# therefore a step variable is added that overcomes the rename issue
     while read line          
     do          
          oldName=${line%,*}
          step=${line#*,}
          newName=${step%$'\r'}

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Installing OctoFarm on macOS

Notes:

• Below are the steps used to install OctoFarm in macOS using Homebrew.

• This was tested on macOS Mojave, 10.14.6. It should work on newer versions; however, I haven't confirmed whether this works.

Steps to Install

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Define default configuration settings
Stream="ExtraFormat"

# Alert message
alert=$(printf "%10s\n""\n  Usage: $0 offers the following arguments:\n 
    -i, --ip                camera_ip, REQUIRED (string)
    -u, --username          camera_username, REQUIRED (string)
    -p, --password          camera_password, REQUIRED (string)