eliranmal

#!/usr/bin/env node

const fs = require('fs');
const path = require('path');
const child_process = require('child_process');


const defaults = {
    outputPath: 'terms',
    sourceRepoPath: '.',

eliranmal

GitLab MR links check

how to test for broken links on incoming changes to the codebase (and not only validite URL syntax).

TL;DR

replace <1234> with the desired MR number, and <main> with the MR base branch name, and run

eliranmal

#!/usr/bin/env bash


main() {
	log
	log_ln "hi :)"
	check_links $(cat -)
	log_ln "bye bye!"
}

eliranmal

redhat bash prompt

customize your prompt line to match your fedora

how to

• add this somewhere in your .bash_profile (or .bashrc)

eliranmal

#
# a one-liner to get raw content from github enterprise, relying on basic authentication.
# eliminates the need to create an access token and incorporate it in the url.
#
#
# fill in the blanks:
#
#   USER         your login user name for authentication (you'll be prompted for password on the terminal)
#   GHE_DOMAIN   the github enterprise custom domain

eliranmal

(function (triggerIntervalSeconds) {

	triggerIntervalSeconds = triggerIntervalSeconds || (60 * 5);

	var runInterval = triggerIntervalSeconds * 1000;
	var runBuildTimeout = 300;

	function runBuild(done) {
		var runBtn = jQuery("button:contains(Run)")[0];
		console.log('opening build run dialog...');

dzzh

#!/usr/bin/env python

import os
import sys
import urllib2
import json

'''
This script queries Github for source and target branches of a pull request
and updates environment variables at TeamCity CI to make these variable

eliranmal

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# example usage:
# 
#	json_response="$(curl --flag http://whatever.man)" # -> { "status": 22, "errors": [ { "message": "oh no!" } ]  }
#	errors="$(echo "$json_response" | json_get "errors")"
#	[[ $errors ]] && {
#		msg="$(echo "$errors" | json_get "0" | json_get "message")"
#	}
json_get() {

eliranmal

#!/usr/bin/env bash


pull_request() {
	local to_branch="$1"
	if [ -z $to_branch ]; then
		to_branch="master"
	fi

  local access_token="[some access token with lots of characters]"

xjamundx

Trying Flow on my node.js code…Let’s see how this goes

Finding the getting started guide:

1. google flow
2. click “getflow.com”
3. was something else
4. google flow javascript
5. found flowtype.org
6. Click “get started” and landed here https://flowtype.org/docs/getting-started.html#_