belgattitude

Why

Although @setup/node as a built-in cache option, it lacks an opportunity regarding cache persistence. Depending on usage, the action below might give you faster installs and potentially reduce carbon emissions (♻️🌳❤️).

Requirements

pnpm v7 or v8 (not using pnpm ? see the corresponding yarn action gist)

Bench

belgattitude

Why

Although @setup/node as a built-in cache option, it lacks an opportunity regarding cache persistence. Depending on usage, the action below might give you faster installs and potentially reduce carbon emissions (♻️🌳❤️).

Requirements

Yarn 3+/4+ with nodeLinker: node-modules. (Not using yarn ? see the corresponding pnpm 7/8+ action gist)

Structure

evalphobia

Golang Benchmark: uuid(v4) vs cuid vs nanoid

Comparing these libraries

• github.com/google/uuid
• github.com/lucsky/cuid
• github.com/matoous/go-nanoid

result

tumainimosha

import { ObjectType, Field } from "@nestjs/graphql";

@ObjectType()
export class PageInfo {

    @Field({ nullable: true })
    startCursor: string;

    @Field({ nullable: true })
    endCursor: string;

SamuelDavis

version: '3'

networks:
  reverse-proxy: {}
  wp-test: {}

volumes:
  wp-test-db: {}

services:

XieJiSS

// generated with emoji-strip-node.js
// ref https://unicode.org/Public/emoji/12.1/emoji-data.txt
const emojiRegex = /©|®|‼|⁉|™|ℹ|[↔-↙]|↩|↪|⌚|⌛|⌨|⏏|[⏩-⏳]|[⏸-⏺]|Ⓜ|▪|▫|▶|◀|[◻-◾]|[☀-☄]|☎|☑|☔|☕|☘|☝|☠|☢|☣|☦|☪|☮|☯|[☸-☺]|♀|♂|[♈-♓]|♟|♠|♣|♥|♦|♨|♻|♾|♿|[⚒-⚔]|⚕|⚖|⚗|⚙|⚛|⚜|⚠|⚡|⚪|⚫|⚰|⚱|⚽|⚾|⛄|⛅|⛈|⛎|⛏|⛑|⛓|⛔|⛩|⛪|[⛰-⛵]|[⛷-⛺]|⛽|✂|✅|[✈-✍]|✏|✒|✔|✖|✝|✡|✨|✳|✴|❄|❇|❌|❎|[❓-❕]|❗|❣|❤|[➕-➗]|➡|➰|➿|⤴|⤵|[⬅-⬇]|⬛|⬜|⭐|⭕|〰|〽|㊗|㊙|\u{1F004}|\u{1F0CF}|\u{1F170}|\u{1F171}|\u{1F17E}|\u{1F17F}|\u{1F18E}|[\u{1F191}-\u{1F19A}]|[\u{1F1E6}-\u{1F1FF}]|\u{1F201}|\u{1F202}|\u{1F21A}|\u{1F22F}|[\u{1F232}-\u{1F23A}]|\u{1F250}|\u{1F251}|[\u{1F300}-\u{1F321}]|[\u{1F324}-\u{1F393}]|\u{1F396}|\u{1F397}|[\u{1F399}-\u{1F39B}]|[\u{1F39E}-\u{1F3F0}]|[\u{1F3F3}-\u{1F3F5}]|[\u{1F3F7}-\u{1F4FD}]|[\u{1F4FF}-\u{1F53D}]|[\u{1F549}-\u{1F54E}]|[\u{1F550}-\u{1F567}]|\u{1F56F}|\u{1F570}|[\u{1F573}-\u{1F579}]|\u{1F57A}|\u{1F587}|[\u{1F58A}-\u{1F58D}]|\u{1F590}|\u{1F595}|\u{1F596}|\u{1F5A4}|\u{1F5A5}|\u{1F5A8}|\u{1F5B1}|\u{1F5B2}|\u{1F5BC}|[\u{1F5C2}-\u{1F5C4}]|[\u{1F5D1}-\u{1F5D

webdeb

Steps to provide Hasura Claims in Keycloak generated JWT

1. Create your realm / client
2. Inside client configuration go to "Mappers"
3. Click on "Create"
4. Name it "hasura"
5. Choose Mapper Type "Script Mapper"
6. Add following script to demonstrate how it works

notakaos

-- original code: https://github.com/ericelliott/cuid

-- Add the "plv8" extension
create extension if not exists "plv8";

-- Add the "pgcrypto" extension
create extension if not exists "pgcrypto";
\dx

-- Connect a database

alexanderkjeldaas

#!/bin/bash

LOCATION=${HCLOUD_LOCATION:-nbg1-dc3}

if [ -z "$HCLOUD_TOKEN" ]; then
  echo "You need to set HCLOUD_TOKEN to an Hetzner API token!";
  exit 1
fi

if [ -z "$SSH_KEY" ]; then

donaldpipowitch

It's quite straightforward to use GitLab Pages to deploy a Storybook instance per branch (and remove it whenever the branch will be removed). And yeah, it's irony to document this in a GitHub Gist 😅

You just need a .gitlab-ci.yml like this one:

stages:
  - setup
  - build-and-test
  - deployment
  - pages