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# Export smallest unique contractions of a list of words for Espanso

from collections import defaultdict

def shortest_unique_component(word, words_count):
    if words_count is None:
        return None
    
    for i in range(len(word)):
        contraction = word[:i+1]

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# Release schema for VSCode/VSCodium/Vim
# yaml-language-server: $schema=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/espanso/espanso/dev/schemas/match.schema.json

matches:

  # Trigger to add corrected spellings to my_spellings.yml
  # Copy the incorrect and correct words, separated by a space, and type ":spell"

  - trigger: :spell
    replace: "{{Output}}"

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# The following snippet produces a choice Form and then uses 
# a shell script to swap its input for different values.
# It's an alternative to label: & id: use, that 
# enables the use of the choice: drop-down facility

  - trigger: :test
    replace: "{{output}}"
    vars:
      - name: form1
        type: form

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# Espanso trigger to output time and date in another timezone
# Requires Python and its pytz library

matches:
  - trigger: :tzdate
    replace: '{{output}}'
    vars:
      - name: zones
        type: script
        params:

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# yaml-language-server: https://github.com/espanso/espanso/blob/dev/schemas/match.schema.json


# OASIS-IS ChatGPT framework Form.  OASIS-IS stands for : O-bjective, A-rchtype, -S-etting, I-llustrations, S-tyle, - , I-nterpretation, S-pecification.
# After those steps are Evalute - How good was the response, give your chatbot feedback, and then Banter - Continue the conversation.  
# Paid ChatGPT users can use the current list of models avaialble while unpaid can use the default model.
# The frameworks spreadsheet can be found here: http://3dmkf.com/pace-oasis
# This first one, is meant to generate a prompt.  Run :oasis from a URL in a web browser, fill out the form and submit it, then press enter.  It wiss pass the prompt to ChatGPT.  

global_vars:

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# Espanso snippets to return offset date from today
# It was pointed out that my v1 didn't allow for different length months and years.
# Thanks to @StewCam on Discord https://discord.com/channels/884163483409731584/1013914627886817372/1251704970080944189
# Here are five updated versions which do.
# Pick one and type e.g.: +2w, -3m etc.

# Bash version for Linux. For macOS Bash or Zsh see the discussion below
  - regex: (?P<Offset>[+-]\d+)(?P<Unit>[dwmy])
    replace: "{{Output}}"
    label: Bash Offset date

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# Set an Espanso global variable for the system "HOME" directory, regardless of OS
# to avoid the need to use `filter_os:`, as Espanso can only use ONE app-specific
# configuration at a time.
# Requires Python

global_vars:
  - name: home
    type: script
    params:
      args: [python, -c, print(__import__('os').path.expanduser('~'))]

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matches:

  - trigger: :testclip
    replace: something
    force_mode: clipboard
  # If this one works, you'll probably need an app-specific configuration
  # for the filter_class:, _exec: or _title: (in that order of preference)
  # specifying "backend: clipboard"
  
  - trigger: :testinject

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# Python script to add Espanso trigger:/replace: pairs
# Usage: python espanso_add.py <trigger> <replace> [filename]

import subprocess
import sys
import os

def append_to_file(trigger, replace, filename):
    # Set default filename if not provided
    if not filename:

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# From https://github.com/espanso/espanso/discussions/1908 
matches:
  - trigger: :test
    replace: "{{output}}"
    vars:
      - name: output
        type: script
        params:
          args:
            - python