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;; "Phel Cider Light" Phel-lang programming config

;; Stand-alone preview version separated from from personal .emacs.d
;; https://github.com/jasalt/.emacs.d/blob/007083f149cf3954a6f38328c962c6788e179705/personal/phel.el#L1

;; Written during two days during winter cold largely with Claude Sonnet 3.5 LLM
;; and gptel.el. While surprisingly good experience for a quick proof of concept,
;; may come with hidden defects that need to be smoothed out by hand during use.

;; Attempts to emulate some useful Clojure and Elisp editing functionalities

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#!/bin/bash

input_image="full.jpg"
output_prefix="part_"
max_width=3840
max_height=2160
aspect_ratio=$(bc -l <<< "$max_width / $max_height")

# Get image dimensions
dimensions=$(identify -ping -format "%w %h" "$input_image")

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#!/usr/bin/env php
<?php

// PHP script `vendor-to-json` that is run on composer project root and traverses through folders in `./vendor/` storing each file handle into nested associative array in format required by PHP-WASM files constructor parameter (and data-files attribute). Ignores folders.
// As of 2025-05-16 requires modified PhpBase.js with support to create missing dirs (Draft PR https://github.com/seanmorris/php-wasm/pull/82)

// Usage:
//   ./vendor-to-json.php [prefix]
//
// Parameters:

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<?php

// Example for https://github.com/jasalt/twig-templating-block (2025-08-15 714be3a)

// Example template
// <div class="favourited-videos {{ editor_classes }}">
//   {% if videos %}
//     {% for video in videos %}
//       {{ include_template_part('cpt-video-card', video.id) }}
//     {% endfor %}

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+++ title = "API" weight = 110 template = "page-api.html" aliases = [ "/api" ] +++

{{ api_listing_entry(fn_name="decode", namespace="base64", doc="```phel (decode s & [strict?])

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# Author: Jarkko Saltiola
# License: BSD-3
#
# Convert TSV time-series to SRT subtitles or burn overlays into a video aligned to --video-start.
#
# Also supports a real-time rolling plot overlay of selected columns via --plot-columns.
#
## Example input TSV data format:
# id	timestamp	device_id	p1	p2	p3	w1	w2	w3	w-total
# 53285	2025-09-14 13:01:12	1	3.6	3.61	3.73	828	830.3	857.9	2516.2