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# Ran into an issue recently where I wanted to use our custom prawn class to generate a PDF, then upload it to Amazon S3 using paperclip.
# Let 'OurCustomPdf' be our prawn class.
# Let the variable '@user' be our our model, has_many :documents
# Let 'Document' be our paperclip model, belongs_to :user
pdf = OurCustomPdf.new(@user, "pdf")
upload = @user.documents.new
upload.attachment = StringIO.new(pdf.render)
upload.save!

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React Native Gen Component Script

Example Usage

$ chmod +x gem_component.sh # First make sure the script is executable
$ ./gen_component.sh Home

Which will create the following files:

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mkdir -p thumbs && ls *.mp4 | sed -e 's/\.mp4$//' | xargs -I '{}' -t ffmpeg -i '{}.mp4' -ss 00:00:01.000 -vframes 1 'thumbs/{}_thumb.png' && open thumbs

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# brew install nmap (if you're on OSX)
nmap --script smb-os-discovery -p 445 192.168.1.0/24

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// Place your key bindings in this file to override the defaults

// TODO: Only in spec files, open terminal if one not open?

// NOTE: [ctrl+t] Run the currently focused rspec test file when the editor languageId is ruby

// NOTE: [ctrl+y] Run the rspec test file on the current line number under the cursor

[
  {

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# Full Credit to Keybumps for putting together this list
#
# This script assumes you have ruby and the bundler gem installed
#
# ruby switch_scraper.rb
#
# Will write a switches.json file that is an array of switches
# with attributes model,feel,actuation,pre-travel,total-travel,mount

require 'bundler/inline'