Antonio De Lucreziis aziis98

Go Templates Cheat Sheet

Import text/template or html/template as needed.

tmpl, _ := template.New(“template_name”).Parse(“...”)
tmpl.Name() // => name of current template
tmpl.Execute(...) // =&gt; current template

Google Chrome / Chromium. Installare l'estensione Stylus per il browser, a quel punto andare su e premere sull'estensione e fare "Nuovo stile per" e selezionare tutto il sotto-dominio. A quel punto incollare il CSS di sopra e premere "Salva".

A simple function to handle a comunication over TCP via JSON using js generators.

Write a generator for each side of the conversation. To send or receive a message at some point just yield with one of the following functions

import { awaitMessage, sendMessage } from './mp.js'

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As in the title

async function fakeProvider(onData) {
    onData('line 1');
 onData('line 2');

Run a function for every line in a file following its output. This is just a more modern version of the code found at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11225001/reading-a-file-in-real-time-using-node-js and only uses open from fs/promises.

Just pass a callback that consumes the lines of the followed file.

import tail from './tail.js';

ThreadQueue() {
    var queue: Queue<Thread>;

Launch commands in a new detached tmux session. This needs tmux and sqlite3 to be installed, see launch --help for usage.

Sqlite is used for storing the command history in ~/.cache/aziis98.scripts.launch/history.db that can be run with launch past <SESSION_NAME>.

	import { dirname, resolve } from 'path'
	import express from 'express'
	import { createServer as createViteServer } from 'vite'
	import { fileURLToPath } from 'url'

	const __dirname = dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url))

	const ROUTES = {
	'/': './index.html',
	'/buckets/:bucket': './[bucket].html',

	package extract_test

	import (
	"regexp"
	"strings"
	"testing"
	)

	func lines(source string) chan string {
	output := make(chan string)