phette23

#!/usr/bin/env fish

set USER username
set PASS password
set COLLECTION 123456
set JSONFILE data.json
set URLSFILE urls.txt
set DONEFILE done.txt
set LIMIT 8

phette23

#!python3
import sys
import argparse
import requests
import urllib3

from panopto_folders import PanoptoFolders

from os.path import dirname, join, abspath
sys.path.insert(0, abspath(join(dirname(__file__), '..', 'common')))

phette23

# NOTE: make sure the course-list query returns the courses you want and also that the right backup is
# referenced in the course-restore command. The query should probably use shortnames (e.g. example is
# all First Year 4D courses), as opposed to something like categories, because you can target metacourses.
for id in $(moosh -n course-list -i 'shortname LIKE "FYCST-1120%-2021SP"'); do
  moosh -n course-restore --overwrite ~/backup-*.mbz $id;
done

phette23

SELECT b.id, b.blockname, b.parentcontextid, c.id, c.shortname
FROM {prefix}_block_instances b
JOIN (SELECT * FROM {prefix}_context WHERE contextlevel = 50) ctx ON b.parentcontextid = ctx.id
JOIN {prefix}_course c ON c.id = ctx.instanceid
-- this list of block types might need to be changed depending on Moodle instance
WHERE b.blockname IN ('search_forums', 'recent_activity', 'calendar_upcoming', 'news_items')
-- must be a better way but I just look for blocks in courses we know have duplicates
-- so we use the other query as a sub-query
AND c.id IN (
    SELECT c.id

phette23

#/usr/bin/env bash
# Google Drive messes up file modes by setting everything to 644 so all your executables are screwed up
# I store a bunch of git repos in a Drive folder (don't ask why) & this fixes the file modes by just checking out everything
for dir in $(ls -d */); do
  cd ${dir}
  git status 2&>/dev/null && git checkout -- .
  cd -
done

phette23

#!/usr/bin/env fish
# loop over repos and create local & remote "main" branches

set dirs (exa -D) # or could do the less elegant `ls -d */`
for dir in $dirs
    set_color --bold
    echo "Entering $dir"
    set_color normal
    cd $dir
    # test for git repo

phette23

// only add if not already there, add as last subject with "local" authority
if (!xml.contains('mods/subject/topic', 'Oakland Campus Legacy')) {
    var len = xml.count('mods/subject')
    xml.set('mods/subject[' + len + ']/@authority', 'local')
    xml.set('mods/subject[' + len + ']/topic', 'Oakland Campus Legacy')
}

phette23

• xcode-select --install to make git work
• download Google Drive or "Backup & Sync" or whatever they are calling it these days
• download 1Password https://1password.com/
• open 1P and sync the password VAULT
• once XCode has finished, start doing command line things
  • git clone https://github.com/phette23/dotconfig.git
  • git clone https://github.com/phette23/bashrc.git
  • git clone https://github.com/phette23/fishrc.git
  • these all have bash ./copy.sh scripts to install them
• run the set up scripts from dotconfig:

phette23

setTimeout(() => {
    libScope(angular.element('html').scope());
  }, 1000);

function libScope(scope) {
      // Watch results feed for changes...
    scope.$watchCollection('feed', () => {
        // give AngularJS time to update the DOM
        // Probably need to wait a few seconds before running this to make sure the DOM loads
        setTimeout(function() {

phette23

$.get('https://library.cca.edu/cgi-bin/koha/svc/report?id=130', function(data) {
    // header row
    let html = '<table><thead><th>Field One</th><th>Field Two</th><th>Field Three</th></thead><tbody>'
    // content rows
    data.forEach(row => {
        html += '<tr>'
        row.forEach(value => html += `<td>${value}</td>`)
        html += '</tr>'
    })
    // close tags (optional), add to DOM