Converting JSON to OpenAPI / Swagger spec
Exploring tools that allow converting a JSON response automagically into an OpenAPI / Swagger spec.
Test JSON Response
{
"accounts": {
"default": {
Exploring tools that allow converting a JSON response automagically into an OpenAPI / Swagger spec.
{
"accounts": {
"default": {
A few notes on decompiling Apple Shortcuts workflows into their raw XML 'source code'.
You may also find some benefit in something like this:
- https://routinehub.co/shortcut/5256/
Shortcut Source Tool: View, convert, save source in plist or json, edit and import back to Shortcuts, review in browser
Originally posted by @0xdevalias in joshfarrant/shortcuts-js#683 (comment)
Figured it would make sense to create a single gist collating my previous deep dive explorations and notes.. so here it is!
Some notes on accessing Apple's iCloud Synced Passwords Keychain
(Note: I originally collated/posted a number of the below resources on a comment on Reddit (Ref, before creating this gist to keep better track of them)
Potentially relevant/related:
See devalias-beeper-css-hacks.css
for the customisations I am using myself.
You'll also find a number of hacks/techniques on my theme issue:
Some notes on accessing / exporting Apple's Screen Time data
On macOS, the Screen Time data is stored in a SQLite database located at:
~/Library/Application Support/ScreenTimeAgent/Database/CoreDuetData.db
To access this database, you can use a SQLite browser tool, such as DB Browser for SQLite, which is a free, open-source tool that can be downloaded from their website at https://sqlitebrowser.org/.
CoreDuetData.db
file and browse the tables to view the Screen Time data. Note that the data is stored in a compressed format, so you may need to use a SQLite extension or command-line tool to decompress the data for viewing.A few notes/references on parsing CLI args to ZSH scripts:
our new MSI Optix MPG series gaming monitors are equipped with an app called Gaming OSD APP. With this app, you can easily configurate your MSI Gaming Monitor with mouse and keyboard.
MSI Commander Unit (MCU) is a Microcontroller Unit with the patented MSI technology to contain a small computer on a single integrated circuit. It controls the hardware and operation of MSI Curved GamingTM Monitor to link with your Gaming PC.
For more details/research/etc, see the following issue: