Evin Callahan gaieges

Couldn't find any tools out there aside from ksd which is great in a case where you need to look at individual secrets, but doesn't work if you are looking through many secrets.

How

Instead, I managed to find a way to do this in a bash shell instead:

# get all secrets
kubectl get secrets -o json --all-namespaces > /tmp/all.json

# use jq to look through and dump all the cleartext secret values:

Sendgrid inbound parse'ing in python and fastapi

This took me far too long to figure out how to parse emails coming in from sendgrid's "inbound parse" tool to receive an email via webhook, so I saved it for others to view if they stumble upon it.

The key to this is to check off the setting "POST the raw, full MIME message" in the inbound parse webhook address options.

	>>> x = ['a', 'b', 'c']
	>>> x
	['a', 'b', 'c']
	>>> list(map(lambda z: z+'-peen' , x))
	['a-peen', 'b-peen', 'c-peen']
	>>> for z in x:
	... print(z+'-peen')
	...
	a-peen
	b-peen

	version: '2.1'

	services:
	homeassistant:
	restart: always
	image: homeassistant/raspberrypi3-homeassistant
	expose:
	- 8123
	ports:
	- "8123:8123"

	# this file is intended to be used in the local build environment
	# to get started, run:
	#
	# docker-compose up
	#


	# REQUIRES docker-compose 1.16+
	version: '2.3'

	{
	"openapi": "3.0.0",
	"info": {
	"version": "3.27",
	"title": "Free",
	"description": "Free Forever"
	},
	"servers": [
	{
	"url": "https://apis.blobr.app/f9g3z21kiqc0hz9s",