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#!/bin/bash
# This produces a JSON object on stdout where each key is an S3 bucket's name.
# Each value is an object of tag name/tag value pairs.
#
# For example:
#   {
#     "bucket1": {
#       "name": "bucket1",
#       "environment": "prod"
#     },

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{
  "2.4ghz": {
    "airtimeFairness": true,
    "channel": "6",
    "channelBandwidth": "20MHz",
    "isMUMIMOEnabled": true,
    "isRadioEnabled": true,
    "isWMMEnabled": true,
    "maxClients": 128,
    "mode": "auto",

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# Create a Powerlevel10k prompt segment that shows that value of $VAULT_ADDR if set.
function prompt_my_vault_addr() {                                       
  if [[ -n $VAULT_ADDR ]]; then                                         
    p10k segment -i '🔐' -f brightwhite -b blue -t "$VAULT_ADDR"        
  fi                                                                    
}                                                                       

# Add it to the right prompt.                                           
POWERLEVEL9K_RIGHT_PROMPT_ELEMENTS+=my_vault_addr                       

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require 'puppet/indirector/catalog/json'

# This is a write-only catalog cache terminus for saving compiled catalogs to disk as JSON.
#
# It extends the built-in JSON catalog terminus:
# * https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet/blob/6.19.1/lib/puppet/indirector/catalog/json.rb
# * https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet/blob/6.19.1/lib/puppet/indirector/json.rb
#
class Puppet::Resource::Catalog::WriteOnlyJson < Puppet::Resource::Catalog::Json
  desc 'A write-only terminus that stores catalogs as flat, serialized JSON files.'

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# This is: ben_weird_sort/functions/sort_hiera_roles.pp
#
# Returns a list of hiera role paths in sorted order
#
# Strings are returned in lexical order, unless one path is a substring
# of another, in which case the longer string appears first.
#
# This is so that child roles are checked before parent roles
#
function ben_weird_sort::sort_hiera_roles($list) {

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

netblocks=$(dig TXT _spf.google.com +short | grep -E -o "include:_netblocks\d?\.google\.com" | sed 's/include://')

{
  for net in $netblocks; do
    dig TXT "$net" +short
  done
} | grep -E -o "ip4:[0-9\./]+" | sed 's/ip4://' | sort -V

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---
message: "this is data in common.yaml"

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#
# get_module_files.rb
#
module Puppet::Parser::Functions
  newfunction(:get_module_files, :type => :rvalue, :doc => <<-DOC
    Returns an array of relative files names for a given module and optional
    sub directory. Do not include 'files' in the optional relative path as it
    is assumed.
    Returns an empty array if no files are found.
    Errors if the requested module does not exist.

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#
# All of these examples should return 'bar'.
#
$string = 'foo@bar'

notice($string.split('@')[-1])
notice($string.regsubst(/\A.+@(.+)\Z/, '\1'))

with() || {
  $string =~ /\A.+@(.+)\Z/

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# PuppetDB Query method
$query                      = "package_inventory[package_name,version,provider] {certname = \"${facts['fqdn']}\"}"
$pkgs_from_puppetdb         = puppetdb_query($query)
$bash_version_from_puppetdb = $pkgs_from_puppetdb.filter |$pkg| {$pkg['package_name'] == 'bash'}[0]['version']
notice($bash_version_from_puppetdb)


# PE Inventory Fact method
$pkgs_from_inventory_fact    = $facts['_puppet_inventory_1']['packages']
$bash_version_from_inventory = $pkgs_from_inventory_fact.filter |$pkg| {$pkg[0] == 'bash'}[0][1]