You should refer the original page. The all copyrights of these documents belong to them.
- grep :: search a file for a pattern
You should refer the original page. The all copyrights of these documents belong to them.
curl -i -u YOURUSER -X GET https://api.github.com/repos/ORG/REPO/hooks | |
curl -i -u YOURUSER -X PATCH https://api.github.com/repos/ORG/REPO/hooks/IRC_HOOK_ID -d "{ \"add_events\": [\"push\", \"pull_request\", \"issues\"] }" |
Hi guys,
I always hated that I have to add a filetype extension like .markdown or whatever. It would be nice if there was another way to detect the filetype, and just call the file README.
I just thought of a way to do this where nobody loses.
I often symlink my README.md file to a file call doc/my-project.md. And you guys render that as markdown. Great!
Since it's a symlink you can get the extension from the referent file (doc/whatever.ext) and I can call the file just README!
#!/bin/bash | |
# Usage: | |
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# cat file.yml | load-yaml-dump-json | |
# ./load-yaml-dump-json # enter data and ctl-d when finished | |
yaml=`cat` | |
echo == Perl |