I started thinking of this when I stumbled over a tumblr post by st-just a few years ago. There's still a few of those songs in here!
This is pretty comprehensive through Book Three. After that there's some scattered character and event themes, but nowhere near as much as before then.
We're going to do this in a few themed sections. This is character-theme songs. Later there'll be some per-book songs.
| local myname, ns = ... | |
| local Debug | |
| do | |
| local TextDump = LibStub("LibTextDump-1.0") | |
| local debuggable = GetAddOnMetadata(myname, "Version") == '@project-version@' | |
| local _window | |
| local function GetDebugWindow() | |
| if not _window then | |
| _window = TextDump:New(myname) |
| ## Interface: 90002 | |
| ## Title: SilverDragon: My Cool Theme | |
| ## Author: Kemayo | |
| ## Dependencies: SilverDragon | |
| addon.lua |
| local myname, addon = ... | |
| local TextDump = LibStub("LibTextDump-1.0") | |
| addon.debuggable = GetAddOnMetadata(myname, "Version") == '@project-version@' | |
| local _window | |
| local function GetDebugWindow() | |
| if not _window then | |
| _window = TextDump:New(myname) | |
| end | |
| return _window |
| local options = { | |
| type = "group", | |
| name = "Testing of toggle", | |
| get = function(info) return true end, | |
| set = function(info, value) end, | |
| args = {}, | |
| } | |
| for i=1,1000 do | |
| options.args["toggle" .. i] = { | |
| type = "toggle", |
| tap "homebrew/bundle" | |
| tap "homebrew/cask-drivers" | |
| brew "cask" | |
| brew "mas" | |
| brew "carthage" | |
| brew "colordiff" | |
| brew "composer" | |
| brew "curl" |
I hereby claim:
To claim this, I am signing this object:
| ( function ( $ ) { | |
| $.fn.openInNewWindow = function () { | |
| var rel; | |
| if ( this.tagName.toLowerCase() === 'a' ) { | |
| this.setAttribute( 'target', '_blank' ); | |
| rel = this.getAttribute( 'rel' ); | |
| this.setAttribute( 'rel', rel ? ( rel + ' noopener' ) : 'noopener' ); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| )( jQuery ) |
| import re | |
| import click | |
| # This is obviously a placeholder for testing purposes, and would actually use Site.matches | |
| sites = {} | |
| for site in ('archiveofourown', 'fanfiction', 'spacebattles'): | |
| @click.command() | |
| @click.argument('url') | |
| def cmd(url, *args, **kwargs): |
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