wcaleb

#! /usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

# blookup.py
# by Caleb McDaniel <http://wcm1.web.rice.edu>

# Uses ottobib.com and isbndb.com to turn an author-title search string
# into a formatted bibliographic citation.
# Example:
#   blookup.py "blight race and reunion"

ttscoff

#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# everwatch.rb by Brett Terpstra, 2011
# http://brettterpstra.com/2011/11/14/marked-scripts-nvalt-evernote-marsedit-scrivener/
# http://support.markedapp.com/kb/how-to-tips-and-tricks/marked-bonus-pack-scripts-commands-and-bundles
# Updated for latest Evernote configuration (2013) and quick launch of Marked.app - spetschu
#
# Watch Evernote for updates and put the current content of the editor into a preview file for Marked.app
# <http://markedapp.com>
require 'shellwords'

ttscoff

javascript:(function(){var p=document.createElement("p");p.innerHTML="<strong>Loading&hellip;</strong>";p.id="loadingp";p.style.padding="20px";p.style.background="#fff";p.style.left="20px";p.style.top=0;p.style.position="fixed";p.style.zIndex="9999999";p.style.opacity=".85";document.body.appendChild(p);document.body.appendChild(document.createElement("script")).src="https://gist.github.com/ttscoff/5834741/raw/grablinks.js?x="+(Math.random());})();

davemenninger

#!/bin/bash

for img in *.tif; do tesseract $img $img hocr; done

for img in *.tif; do hocr2pdf -i $img -o $img.pdf < $img.html; done

pdfconcat -o merged.pdf ./*.pdf

muzizongheng

# List all of the notebooks in the user's account        
notebooks = noteStore.listNotebooks(authToken)
print("Found ", len(notebooks), " notebooks:")

#calculate processed blog count currently
processedBlogCount = 0

for notebook in notebooks:
    print("  * ", notebook.name)

JosefJezek

How to use Pelican on GitHub Pages

Author: Josef Jezek

Install on Ubuntu

Installing Python tools

sudo apt-get install python-setuptools

fractaledmind

(* EXPORT ALL SKIM NOTES TO A TEXTEDITOR WITH MARKDOWN REFERENCE LINKS

-- Stephen Margheim
-- 16 July 2013
-- open source

This script will (as the title suggests) export all of you Skim notes to a text editor (either TextEdit or TextMate) in Markdown format, with reference style links. It relies on the GENERATE TOP 3 NOTES WITH SYSTEM URL script that will put 3 notes at the top of the PDF with linking information. 
To change which text editor it exports to, change the "theEditor" property. It can be either "TextMate" or "TextEdit". 

When launched, the script will ask you if the current PDF is a Primary Source or a Secondary Source. Your choice will determine the text values for the 6 different highlight colors. Of course, you can change any and/or all of the text values to what you wish.  

ttscoff

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bmschmidt

#!/usr/bin/sh

#Adapted by Ben Schmidt from Barry Hubbard's code at 
#http://www.barryhubbard.com/articles/37-general/74-converting-a-pdf-to-text-in-linux 
#to convert into a folder of text files, each one representing a page.

#This takes pdfs from the pdfs folder, writes tif files to the images folder, and writes text to the texts folder.
#each pdf gets a _folder_ in each of the other two.
mkdir -p texts
mkdir -p images

creationix

// Joins path segments.  Preserves initial "/" and resolves ".." and "."
// Does not support using ".." to go above/outside the root.
// This means that join("foo", "../../bar") will not resolve to "../bar"
function join(/* path segments */) {
  // Split the inputs into a list of path commands.
  var parts = [];
  for (var i = 0, l = arguments.length; i < l; i++) {
    parts = parts.concat(arguments[i].split("/"));
  }
  // Interpret the path commands to get the new resolved path.