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list contributions in a GitHub repo

this nushell module lets you list the top 100 contributors of a repository or a list of multiple repositories.

usage

• load the module

> use mod.nu *

• get the five biggest contributors to nushell/nushell

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make a system alias

you can make a "system alias" with the following nushell snippet

(
    let command = (which batcat | get path.0);
    sudo cp $command ($command | path dirname | path join "bat")
) | ignore

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measure completion impact on the startup time of nushell

use mod.nu *

setup /path/to/nu_scripts/

bench profile-none.nu 20
bench profile-cargo.nu 20
bench profile-git.nu 20

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pull github repos without gh CLI

this pulls all GitHub repositories of my @amtoine account, one page after another, without requiring the use of gh.

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list all nushell search terms

nu mod.nu

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list contributions between PRs

use the module

use mod.nu *
list contributions

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a PNG parser for nushell

💡 Note
greatly inspired by Reading binary data with Nushell

get the code

you can run something like this

git clone [email protected]:a2d45c6a804d61280a31a9ffc4b69910.git ~/gists/a2d45c6a804d61280a31a9ffc4b69910

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Some tips and observations on my journey on Ubuntu for my job

hellord 👋 😋

a little introduction

on a daily basis, i use ArchLinux -even though i plan on moving to NixOS or Guix very soon to try out a hash-based reproducible distro 😏- with the goatfiles installed, which i created and maintain actively, to give me the best desktop experience for me 😌

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/*
 * Construction of the blocks with IPLD
 */

var ipld = require('ipld')

var obj1 = { "data": "Hello " }
var obj1Data = ipld.marshal(obj1)
var obj1Hash = ipld.multihash(obj1Data)