nickanderson

I’m currently using Org-roam to facilitate most new note creation.

Org-roam has a concept of “daily” files. I consider these are collections of nodes that the target location (especially the filename, at least in my case) based on the date.

I use dailies (org-roam-capture-today) for:

• Recurring meeting notes
  • Daily stand-ups
  • Customer meetings

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Example illustrating munging YAML data structure into a list of strings

bundle agent main
{
  vars:
      "yaml" data => parseyaml ('
  books:
    scifi_schema:
      isbn: "isbn_scifi"

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Use the YAML to generate output matching the following format:

scifi::isbn: 'isbn' with book_name: 'book_name'
travel::isbn: 'isbn' with book_name: 'book_name'

Policy:

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### Managed by CFEngine
$(sys.ipv4) is on $(sys.ip2iface[$(sys.ipv4)])

bundle agent __main__
{

nickanderson

Here are a few different ways to take "numbered" slist => {'1.txt','2.txt','3.txt'}; and get a list where .txt is stripped from each element.

bundle agent __main__
{

  vars:

      "numbered" slist => {'1.txt','2.txt','3.txt'};

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Example illustrating methods-inherit

bundle agent __main__
{
  methods:
      "parent";

}
bundle agent parent

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bundle agent main
{
    methods: "guac";
}
bundle agent guac
{
    classes:
      "tomcat" expression => "guacamole";

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bundle agent __main__
{
  vars:
      # Using in-line yaml
      "my_yaml" data => parseyaml('
mykey: myvalue
domain:
  name: example.com

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bundle agent __main__
{
  methods:
      "example_down_detector";
}
bundle agent example_down_detector
{
  vars:

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this.promiser does work in files promises. but not necessarily EVERYWHERE, so where it does not work you need to open a ticket. It’s really helpful if you provide standalone examples illustrating specific places it does not work, and better yet if they come in the form of an acceptance test.

bundle agent __main__
{
  files:
    "/tmp/test0.txt" content => "Goodbye";