cspence001

#!/usr/bin/env python3
# Verifies the SHA-256 hash of a downloaded file from (https://gitflic.ru/project/magnolia1234/bpc_uploads) against the hash in [release-hashes.txt](https://gitflic.ru/project/magnolia1234/bpc_uploads/blob/raw?file=release-hashes.txt).
# 1. Downloads the hash file from the [HASH_URL] and extracts the expected hash for the correspondent [FILENAME].
# 2. Downloads the zip-file [FILENAME] from [DOWNLOAD_URL] and calculates its SHA-256 hash.
# 3. Compares the calculated hash with the expected hash.
# 4. On match, prompts the user to move the file to a permanent location [DOWNLOAD_DIR].
# 5. Moves and extracts the file if confirmed; otherwise, deletes the temporary file.
# Note: Before running script, replace [DOWNLOAD_DIR] with permanent location on your computer that you use for your extension, excluding the extracted folder name [EXTRACT_DIR_NAME].

import requests

bsharper

# Run without arguments to see what is found.
# Run with a path as an argument to create links to ollama models there.
# This will remove any files that follow the exact filename as the new link file, so use with caution!


import os
import sys
import json
import platform

dreness

#!/bin/sh

# Scenario:
# - you have a local checkout of a github repo
# - you're looking at public forks of that repo
# - you want to add a remote to your local checkout for one of the forks

set -e
set -o pipefail

digitalsignalperson

/* --------------compact tabs--------------------*/
.workspace .mod-root .workspace-tab-header {
    width: unset;
    max-width: var(--tab-width);
    border: 1px solid var(--color-base-50);
}

/*.workspace-tab-header-inner {
    width: unset;
}*/

m0rtyn

Fix for codeblocks nested in list items in Obsidian app

Result:

.HyperMD-codeblock {
  --code-background: #0003;

pabloasanchez

#!/usr/bin/env node
/* 
Usage: ./to-netscape-bookmarks.sh urls | tee bookmarks.html
urls is a simple textfile with urls separated by breakline
Titles are pulled with pup tool
*/

const { exec } = require('child_process'), fs = require('fs'), readline = require('readline')

const file = process.argv[2]

drewkerr

function toggleFocus(focus) {

	const app = Application("System Preferences")
	const pane = app.panes.byId("com.apple.preference.notifications").anchors.byName("Focus")
	app.reveal(pane) // Open the preference pane

	// Useful way of inspecting the UI hierarchy of an open app:
	// Application("System Events").applicationProcesses.byName("System Preferences").entireContents()
	const ui = Application("System Events").applicationProcesses.byName("System Preferences").windows.byName("Notifications & Focus").tabGroups.at(0)

GitMurf

:root {
    /* #7159de (similar to Obsidian purple) */
    --block-ref-line-color: grey;
    --block-ref-line-type: solid;
    --block-ref-line-size: 2px;
    /* Set to "inherit" for no bg color */
    --block-ref-hover-bg-color: #d4d0d026;
}

/*

drewkerr

const app = Application.currentApplication()
app.includeStandardAdditions = true

function getJSON(path) {
	const fullPath = path.replace(/^~/, app.pathTo('home folder'))
	const contents = app.read(fullPath)
	return JSON.parse(contents)
}

function run() {

thecodingcod

Setting up Dbeaver (The Universal DBMS) to work with SqlCipher Databases

I’ve tried multiple solutions to browse SqlCipher Databases and the only one that seemed to work properly was [DB Sqlite Browser](DB Browser for SQLite (sqlitebrowser.org)) with easy GUI to get into the db. but … the overall experience of that application didn’t really satisfy me!

I knew DBeaver from long time ago, and i wondered if i can use it with SQLCipher, but it was surprisingly a shock that it doesn’t work directly, but with a couple of hours of researching and trying different methods i finally came up with a way to configure it Out-of-the box to make it work!

The reason I wrote this gist was to help others who have the same issue as it seems there is no guide to show how to do so!