Richard Eriksson sillygwailo

Requirements:

Command to run:

Punch in an address or intersection as a starting (and ending) point at http://www.routeloops.com/
Type in a route length in miles. You might need to convert from km if you're metric like me. You can change the units of measurement in the settings.
Click "Creat a route of this Length"
Click "Import/Export"
Choose GPX (you don't need a large number of points for a route).
This will open GPX output in a new window/tab. Use the save function of your browser, and give the file a name with the extension .gpx
If you haven't already, install the RunKeeper GPX bookmarklet at http://jacqueminv.github.io/rkrace-bookmarklet/
Login to RunKeeper.
Visit http://runkeeper.com/new/route
Now click the RunKeeper GPX bookmarklet installed in step #7. You should see a GPX icon on the left side.

Thinking I needed it, I looked up how to decode a UTF-8 URL-encoded string in Python.
Testing Webhooks - I'd assumed there was a "dry run" button but you really do have to commit and push something to test it.
How do I receive GitHub webhooks in Python? featuring a nice little script that uses Web.py.
Calling an external command in Python, which recommends subprocess. It wasn't immediately clear in the documentation that you have to [pass it a list of the arguments](http://stackoverflow.com/

	#!/usr/bin/python

	import Image
	import base64, zlib

	# Jay Parlar convinced me to turn this data structure
	# from a dictionary into an object.
	class PackedImage(object):
	def __init__(self, mode, size, data):
	self.mode = mode

	#!/usr/bin/python

	import Image
	import base64, zlib

	# Jay Parlar convinced me to turn this data structure
	# from a dictionary into an object.
	class PackedImage(object):
	def __init__(self, mode, size, data):
	self.mode = mode

	<ol>
	<li>create a file called <code>filter.services.yml</code> file, with the following format:
	<code><pre>
	services:
	plugin.manager.filter:
	class: Drupal\modulename\Filter\FilterName
	arguments: ['@container.namespaces']
	</pre></code>
	Replace <code>modulename</code> with the module's machine name, and <code>FilterName</code> with a unique name for the filter.</li>
	<li>create a folder called <code>lib/Drupal/modulename/Plugin</code> (replacing <code>modulename</code> with the module's machine name). In Mac and Unix environments, in the module's folder, you can use the following shell command:

	import cgi, urllib, urlparse, webbrowser, sys, clipboard, console

	argLen = len(sys.argv)

	if argLen > 1:
	url = sys.argv[1]
	else:
	url = clipboard.get()

	p = urlparse.urlparse(url)

	/*
	TODO: * An article that starts a sentence should be capitalized.
	* A more comprehensive list of subtleties like "a useful", "a once", "an hour", "an historical"
	* Tests
	*/
	exports.article = function(text) {
	var vowels = 'aeiou';
	var an_exceptions = ['eucalyptus', 'eunuch', 'euphemism', 'euphemistic', 'euphonium', 'euphoric', 'european', 'once', 'one', 'onesie', 'union', 'unique', 'unison', 'united', 'useful', 'utopia', 'utopic', 'user', 'unicorn'];
	var a_exceptions = ['hour', 'historical', 'honorable', 'honourable'];
	if (a_exceptions.indexOf(text) != -1 \|\| (vowels.indexOf(text.charAt(1)) == -1 && an_exceptions.indexOf(text) == -1)) {

	// based on http://avoidtheinevitable.wordpress.com/2013/01/21/instapaper-random-article-bookmarklet/ updated to
	// Instapaper's latest design. This only picks a random article from the first page of Instapaper items
	javascript:var l=document.querySelectorAll(".article_item .article_inner_item .host a");l[Math.floor(1+Math.random()*l.length)].click();

	# Duane Storey wrote an iPhone-friendly random password in PHP.
	# http://www.migratorynerd.com/tips/iphone-friendly-strong-password-generator/
	# "Basically the idea is to only use mostly keys that are accessible without
	# having to hit shift or the keyboard button that switches to symbol mode."
	# This is a port to Python if you wanted to wanted to generate it using something
	# like Pythonista for iOS. http://omz-software.com/pythonista/

	import random

	def generate_password(length = 10):