Ryan Guill ryanguill

Roam Capture Bookmarklet

Building on the work of the +Roam bookmarklet, here is a version that allows you to capture text from webpages and articles in a few different ways:

It will copy the text automatically. A red "copied!" pill will show in the top right of the page to let you know it worked.
If you do not select anything it will give you only a markdown link to the page
If you select something it will give you the selected text in italics with a markdown link to the page
If you select more than one thing (firefox only I believe) it will give you a markdown link to the page with the selected text as child blocks nested underneath.

To try it, drag this link to your bookmarks and then select text on a page and then click the bookmark.

Roam Snippet Bookmarklet

Building on the work of the +Roam bookmarklet, here is a version that allows you to capture text from webpages and articles in a few different ways:

It will copy the text automatically. A red "copied!" pill will show in the top right of the page to let you know it worked.
If you do not select anything it will give you only a markdown link to the page
If you select something it will give you the selected text in italics with a markdown link to the page
If you select more than one thing (firefox only I believe) it will give you a markdown link to the page with the selected text as child blocks nested underneath.
If you select things, your selection will be restored after copying.

/*
================================================================================
Pivot example with variable number of columns in the output.
================================================================================

example data is straight forward, imagine a table with a customer identifier, 
an invoice date and an amount.
*/

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am ryanguill on github.
I am ryanguill (https://keybase.io/ryanguill) on keybase.
I have a public key ASDx3QP87adqS2sn1aGdqOAIoFi2aPc-cgev_1OrBC8GUwo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

SELECT
	  pri.lorem
	, pri.ipsum
	, pri.dolar orci
	, pri.sit
	, pri.amet
	, CASE
		WHEN erat = 'vitae'
 THEN 'suscipit'


	CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION pctDisplay (pct numeric, ch text = '\|', length int = 20, includeLabel boolean = TRUE) RETURNS text AS $$
	DECLARE x TEXT;
	BEGIN
	IF length < 1 OR length > 100 THEN
	length = 20;
	END IF;

	IF pct < 0 THEN
	pct = 0;

	<cfscript>

	function Option () {
	var NIL = "__NIL__";

	var _isNil = function (input) {
	return (isNull(input) \|\| (isSimpleValue(input) && input == Nil));
	};

	var _isSome = false;

	<cfscript>

	/*
	this is what im actually working on, but isnt really the point of this discussion,
	but for clarity, I have a process where I am needing to (conditionally) map
	from one uuid to another, so I am making a litle closure to keep track. If
	I ask for an ID that hasnt been seen yet then it just creates a new uuid for me and
	then keeps track of it going forward.
	*/
	function makeIdMapper () {

	import _ from 'lodash';
	import map from "lodash/fp/map";
	import filter from "lodash/fp/filter";
	import flow from "lodash/fp/flow";


	const input = ["a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g"];
	const vowels = ["a", "e", "i", "o", "u"];

	const isNotVowel = (char) => !vowels.includes(char);

	<cfscript>
	function arrayDistinct (required array data) {
	var output = arrayNew(1);
	output.addAll(createObject("java", "java.util.HashSet").init(arguments.data));
	return output;
	}

	data = [1,2,3,4,5,4,3,2,1];
	result = arrayDistinct(data);