Till Sanders tillsanders

Get all licenses from a group of repositories

Install https://github.com/gabrie30/ghorg and configure for use with GitLab.
Clone your GitLab group (~/ghorg/by default): ghorg clone --scm=gitlab --protocol=ssh --output-dir=Code --fetch-all --color --clone-type=org --token=ABC-XYZ finanzritter.
Install npm-license-crawler and recursive-install globally.
Move to directory of cloned repositories.
Install all dependencies: npm-recursive-install.
Make a list of all dependencies: npm-license-crawler --dependencies --csv licenses.csv --omitVersion

Base64 Encode/Decode Plugin for Nuxt.js + TypeScript

I was looking for an easy way to do Base64 encoding/decoding in Nuxt.js while using SSR (server-side rendering). It's not really a big deal, but I didn't find a quick solution. So here is a tiny plugin to help with that. Just drop it into your /plugins/ directory and reference it in the nuxt.config.ts:

  plugins: [
    { src: '~/plugins/base64.ts' },
  ]

How to add a page with all tags to the Casper 2 theme for the Ghost CMS

Prerequisites

I tested this running Ghost 2.11.1 and the multilingual version of the Casper 2 theme.
My code is based on an older blog post by Aspire Themes on Medium: https://medium.com/aspirethemes/how-to-create-a-tags-list-page-in-your-ghost-theme-7a151413f5b0.

Installation

First, I recommend, you install Casper or the multilingual version linked above using git clone. That way, you can't easily mess things up.

BEMIT SASS Mixin

This is a method to dynamically generate responsive class names as described in BEMIT: Taking the BEM Naming Convention a Step Further.

Named breakpoints

To get started, we need to define our breakpoints:

$breakpoints: (

Administration Panel Boilerplate for Laravel (4)

I tried about every CMS there is. And I disliked most of them. There were only a handful that weren't a complete waste of time:

Contao (free and powerful, but the backend is ugly),
Kirby (nice and powerful, but paid),
Perch (powerful and good support, but ugly backend, paid, and complicated at times) and
Grav (beautiful, powerful and free, but not stable enough and a strange concept about pages).

At the end of the day, I still find myself building backends for every single project. There are some Laravel Admin Panels, but they are far from sexy or come with too much features.

The You-will-be-in-mortal-danger-if-you-dont-follow-this-checklist-checklist

Common pitfalls

Caching and temporary directories accessible (permissions!) by webserver
Webfonts available for production domain

Security

Are email adresses (a little) protected?
Do you need a captcha somewhere?
Debug disabled

Useful regex stuff I wrote

Make links clickable:

$re = "/((?:http:\/\/|www\.).*)(?:\s|$)/U";
$html = preg_replace($re, '<a href="$1" target="_blank">$1</a> ', $plain);

	// Variables used by Scriptable.
	// These must be at the very top of the file. Do not edit.
	// icon-color: yellow; icon-glyph: magic; share-sheet-inputs: image;
	/**
	* @name FrameYourPhotos
	* @description Make artsy posts from your photos for social media.
	* @author Till Sanders <[email protected]>
	* @version 1.0.0 (20.08.2023)
	*/

	@mixin no-tap-highlighting() {
	-webkit-tap-highlight-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0);
	-webkit-tap-highlight-color: transparent;
	}