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/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*  ----Life Wisdom: A compilable programatic poem in Javascript by Apolo Pena, March 23rd 2019-----
 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
const/*antly*/ life= /*is a*/ new Array( /*of*/ Math.Infinity );
let  Life = true, always=(do_no_harm)=>{with(life){return ['always rememberring LOVE']};};
const antly_be_as_IS = 'forever living in the present moment.';
let love_of_life={Be:('rich'&'meaningful'),abundant:(''&'prosperous'),
                      and:'remember.',
                      In:{life:{always:'',breathe:'consciously',in:(''&'out!')}}},
                      and; var iably; let consciousness=/*be an*/Array.from(love_of_life), when =()=>{}, forward = true;

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#!/bin/bash
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
# Copyright © 2022 Apolo Pena

### is_long_option ###
# Description:
# Validates a long option using the below rules
# Returns 0 if $1:
# Starts with double dashes followed by any number of uppercase or lowercase letters or integers

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The Need

• You need a raw dump of lolcat colorized output that includes the ANSI escape sequences for the colors.
• You need this dump saved to a file.

The Solution

Pipe your output through lolcat, use the --force flag and then redirect the output to a file.

Examples

1. Capture a raw dump of the output of a bash script piped through lolcat to the file colors.txt

• bash my-script.sh | lolcat --force > colors.txt

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#!/bin/bash
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
# Copyright © 2022 Apolo Pena
#
# gitpod_gpg.sh
# Description:
# Enable, configure and optionally trust a GPG key for signing git commits
# 
# Notes:

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#!/bin/bash
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
# Copyright © 2021 Apolo Pena
#
# File: badips.sh
# Author: Apolo Pena
# Description:
# Dumps a unique list of unauthorized ips to a file,
# or reports information to stdout about the unauthorized attempts

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#!/bin/bash
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
# Copyright © 2021 Apolo Pena
#
# tmux-named-sessions.sh
# Description:
# Creates new tmux sessions using an '.icon' file
# The .icon file is an text file next to this script with an emoji in it
# This script can be called from inside or outside of tmux

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#!/bin/bash
#
# proof of concept: scripted tmux
# opens a 2 pane tmux session with rainbows fortunes
# marks the window status red because the panes are synchronized
# and then closes it all down

main() {
  tmux new-session \;\
  setw -g window-status-current-format '#{?pane_synchronized,#[bg=red],}#I:#W' \;\

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# shellcheck shell=bash
# shellcheck disable=2001
#
# If using this as zsh function snippet, remove the .sh file extension
#
# Creates a new repository from an existing repository
# All git history is removed
# $1: git url of the original repository to use to create a new repository from
# $2: name of the new repository including the github user name. This repository must already exist in github.
#    For example: apolopena/gitpod-laravel-starter

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# shellcheck shell=bash
# shellcheck disable=2001
#
# If using this as zsh function snippet, remove the .sh file extension

# Creates a new repository from the branch of an existing repository
# All git history is removed
# $1: git url of the original repository to use to create a new repository from
# $2: branch name of the original repository to use
# $3: name of the new repository including the github user name. This repository must already exist in github.

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# zsh function snippet
#
# Creates a new project from a branch of the repo https://github.com/apolopena/gitpod-laravel8-starter 
# Assumes that you already have a blank repo for this project created in your github account
# Assumes that you want to use https instead of ssh
# $1: branch name to clone from
# $2: new repo name to clone into and push to remote (the default branch will be called main)
# new repo name must match the name of the blank repo you have created in github for this project.
# $3: GitHub username