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# Created by https://www.gitignore.io/api/rails

### Rails ###
*.rbc
capybara-*.html
.rspec
/log
/tmp
/db/*.sqlite3

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{
  "src_folders" : ["tests"],
  "output_folder" : "reports",
  "custom_commands_path" : "",
  "custom_assertions_path" : "",
  "page_objects_path" : "./pages",
  "globals_path" : "",

  "selenium" : {
    "start_process" : false,

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#!/bin/sh
# Jekyll, the static website generator (https://jekyllrb.com/) , requires you to create blog
# posts with the "date" in their title so they are properly sorted on the website. 
# The problem is, I don't want to keep typing that shit. I want it done for me for todays date and I always 
# want the time that I created this blog post to be put in the "front matter" (https://jekyllrb.com/docs/front-matter/)
# so I can see how long it's been since I started writing if I wanted.

# Usage: today.sh <the entire blog post title>
# Example: today.sh its a very magical day today

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# Run this file after you split the big ass massive .vcard dump from Mac Addressbook / Contacts
# usage: ruby parser.rb > somefile.csv

class VCardParser
  def initialize(path_to_file)
    @file = path_to_file
  end

  def method_missing(name, *args, &block) 
    search_for_line_starting_with(name.upcase).first.to_s.split(":").last.to_s.strip.gsub(/[;,]/, "")

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#!/bin/sh

# About
# Our disk drives get huge because, well, files end up everywhere (or maybe you are way better at this than I am).
# Over the past 5 years my drive has bloated and there are all kinds of files everywhere. 
# The first step is to ORGANIZE everything into buckets that make "sense".
# This script will move certain file types into directories. THats the first step of 
# organizing as I build the script. Eventually, this script will auto run at the 
# end of the day via a cronjob so all files stay organized 100% of the time

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#!/bin/sh

# Rename files in subdirectories to the names of the sub directory
# and place them in the current directory 
# This script needs help. but it works

for d in $1*; do
    if [ -d "$d" ]; then
        echo "Dir: $d"
        cp $d/*.html $(echo "$d" | sed -E 's/source\/(.+)?$/source\/\1\.md/g')

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#!/bin/bash

# Source: http://blog.nonuby.com/blog/2012/07/05/copying-env-vars-from-one-heroku-app-to-another/
# TODO: Create list of ENV vars to send all at once instead of setting and restarting server after each
# update
set -e

sourceApp="$1"
targetApp="$2"

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<script>

	let answer = '';

    let answers = [
        'It is certain',
        'It is decidedly so',
        'Without a doubt',
        'Yes – definitely',
        'You may rely on it',