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Secure Secrets Example

This example demonstrates how to securely handle sensitive (see Security Note) data, such as API keys and passwords, in a Rust application. The setup ensures that sensitive strings are not included in the binary in plaintext and uses encryption to protect secrets during the build process.

How It Works

1. Encryption during Build: The build.rs script encrypts the secrets.toml file using a predefined key (key) and saves the result as secrets.toml.encrypted.
2. Decryption at Runtime: The main program decrypts the secrets.toml.encrypted file at runtime, parses the TOML content, and verifies the data structure.
3. Static Parsing: The static_toml crate provides compile-time validation of the TOML structure. In this experiment, since the same TOML file (though encrypted) is used to build the data structure, deserialization after decryption should not fail unless there is an unexpected issue.

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use nu_plugin::{
    serve_plugin, EngineInterface, EvaluatedCall, MsgPackSerializer, Plugin, PluginCommand,
    SimplePluginCommand,
};
use nu_protocol::{CustomValue, IntoValue, LabeledError, ShellError, Signature, Span, Type, Value};
use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize};

fn main() {
    serve_plugin(&BrokenValuePlugin, MsgPackSerializer)
}

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ARG NODE_VERSION=latest
FROM node:${NODE_VERSION}

ARG PACKAGES
RUN npm install -g ${PACKAGES}

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#SingleInstance Force
#HotIf WinActive("Pal")

; Clone Right Modifier to Left Ones
RCtrl::LCtrl
RShift::LShift

; Remap Numpad Numbers (0-9) to Their Top-Row Counterparts
Numpad0::0
Numpad1::1

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# Append to config.nu

# Config Updates
$env.config.buffer_editor = "micro"

# Aliases
alias clip = clip.exe

# Starship
source ~/.cache/starship/init.nu

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#!/usr/bin/env nu

# Constants
const STEAM_DIR = 'steam/dir'
const USER_ID = 'userid'
const TARGET_DIR = 'target/dir'

# Function to get the current date
def get-date [] {
    date now | format date '%Y-%m-%d'

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// ==UserScript==
// @name        Nexus Mods - right/left arrow pagination
// @match       https://www.nexusmods.com/*
// @grant       none
// @version     1.0
// @author      Tim 'Piepmatz' Hesse
// @description Add event listeners to the right and left buttons for the pagination to allow to page with the arrow keys
// ==/UserScript==

const ARROW_KEYS = {

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{
  "emojis": {
    "100": "💯",
    "1234": "🔢",
    ">:(": "😠",
    ">:-(": "😠",
    ">=(": "😠",
    ">=-(": "😠",
    ":\")": "😊",
    ":-\")": "😊",

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import {createServer, AddressInfo} from "net";

/**
 * Utility function to return a free port.
 * 
 * Uses dummy server that listens to port 0 to let the OS assign the server a 
 * port.
 * Then the server will be closed and the now open port will be returned.
 * 
 * @return by OS assigned, free port

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$ESC = [char]27

switch ($env:ComputerName) {
    "TIMSYOGA" {$computerName = "TY"}
    "TIMSTOWER" {$computerName = "TT"}
    default {$computerName = $env:ComputerName}
}

function ExitCode {
    if (-not($?)) {