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from PIL import ImageFont
import csv

width = 1000000
csvpath = 'quotes.csv'
fntname = 'bookerly.ttf'
fntsize = 50

def wrap_lines(text:str, font:ImageFont.FreeTypeFont, line_length:int):
        # arigatou https://stackoverflow.com/a/67203353/8225672

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#!/usr/bin/python3
# this will TRY to replace a set of unicode characters with a corresponding set
# of usa-ascii ones. requires unidecode (https://github.com/avian2/unidecode),
# run 'pip3 install unidecode' to install.
# useful for translating mathematical symbols commonly found in PDFs into
# plain ascii ones, NOT recommended for transliterating text that doesn't use
# the latin alphabet, though it can still spot instances of that text for you.
# there's no gurantee the replacements it suggests will be accurate, so you
# should carefully inspect the suggestion for each individual line before
# writing.

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from PIL import Image, ImageFont, ImageDraw

def fit_textbox(length:int, height:int, text:str, fontname:str, fmin=15, fmax=40):
    # this will dynamically wrap and scale text with a font size that can fill
    # a given textbox, both length and height wise. manually setting fmin and
    # fmax is recommended when working with larger batches of text.
    # returns wrapped text and a ImageFont.FreeTypeFont object
    def get_wrapped_text(text:str, font:ImageFont.FreeTypeFont, line_length:int):
        # adapted from Chris Collett https://stackoverflow.com/a/67203353/8225672
            lines = ['']

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#/usr/bin/env bash
# usage: tesseract-dl.sh {copy/edit} {lang} https://example.com/image.png
# with no options specified it prints to STDOUT

which tesseract 1>/dev/null || alias tesseract='tesseract-ocr' # the binary name varies
image=$(mktemp --suffix tesseract-image)
outfile=$(mktemp --suffix tesseract.txt)

if [[ "$1" == "copy" ]]; then
    subcommand="xclip -i $outfile" # replace with your clipboard manager of choice

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# toggle sticky for focused window
# requires xdotool

state=enabled
mywindow=$(xdotool getactivewindow)
if [[ $state == 'enabled' ]]; then
    i3-msg "[id=$mywindow] sticky disable"
    sed -i '5s/.*/state=disabled/' $0
else