Nitin Malik ohnit

Using a Debugging Proxy with Elixir

You can use a debugging proxy (such as ProxyMan or Charles Proxy) to see outgoing calls coming from your Elixir project. Unfortunately, Elixir doesn't look at your system's proxy settings, so you have to set the proxying manually in your networking library. Here I am using Tesla with Hackney.

use Tesla

adapter(Tesla.Adapter.Hackney, proxy: {"localhost", 9090}, ssl_options: [{:verify, :verify_none}])

# plug Tesla.Middleware.Compression

	# print out names of a class's methods by using the class's name.
	# change the name of the class on the first line. Copy, paste, and press enter

	po NSString *$className = @"UIView";
	po id $myClass = objc_getClass((const char )[$className cStringUsingEncoding:4]); unsigned int $outCount; Method $methods = (Method )class_copyMethodList ($myClass, &$outCount); NSMutableArray $array = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
	po for(NSUInteger $i = 0; $i < $outCount; $i++) { Method $method = $methods[$i];NSString $methodName = [NSString stringWithCString:(char )sel_getName((SEL)method_getName($method))];[$array addObject:$methodName]; }
	po $array

	#! /bin/bash

	# See "To Use" instructions at at bottom of file


	bumpBuildForSchemeTo() {
	local scheme=$1
	local buildNumber=$2

	filePath=$(xcodebuild -workspace "$workspace" -scheme "$scheme" -configuration Debug -showBuildSettings \| grep "^\s*INFOPLIST_FILE" \| awk '{print $3}')

	#! /bin/bash

	# deletes local branches that have been deleted on remote
	# this version requires that `git fetch -p` is used to prune remote branches from your local repo

	declare force

	force=false

	if [ $# -gt 0 ]; then

	#! /bin/bash

	# deletes branches (other than `master` or `develop`) that have already been merged into your
	# current branch. I prefer this: https://gist.github.com/ohnit/150cb10459328e4695956567da5840b8

	confirm() {
	# call with a prompt string or use a default
	read -r -p "${1:-Are you sure? [y/N]} " response
	case "$response" in
	[yY][eE][sS]\|[yY])

	# Recurses a json object and creates a list of breadcrumbs strings
	#
	# For example:
	# jq '.stuff \| breadcrumbs(.children?; .name)'
	# This will recurse in every object containg a "children" key and for each object
	# found, it will add its "name" field to the breadcrumb trail
	#
	# Parameters:
	# - get_children: function which given an object, should return array of its children
	# - get_name: function which given an object, should return a string to be added to the breadcrumb trail

	#! /bin/bash

	# Diffs credo and dialyzer outputs with the output saved when it was run on the last commits

	DIFF_TOOL="code --diff"
	EDITOR="code"

	check_dirty() {
	if [ -n "$(git status --porcelain)" ]; then
	echo true

	#!/bin/bash

	# See `showUsage` for desciption

	# requires `gsed` via `brew install gnu-sed`
	# requires `dnd` via `npm install --global do-not-disturb-cli`

	function showUsage() {
	cat <<EOS
	Usage: $(basename "${0}") "<time_description>"

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	// @match https://www.educative.io/courses/*
	// @grant none
	// ==/UserScript==

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