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# split_ver
# Description:
# splits a version number ($1) into three numbers delimited by a space
#
# Notes:
# Assumes the format of the version number will be:
# <any # of digits>.<any # of digits>.<any # of digits>
#
# Usage:
# split_ver 6.31.140

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#!/bin/bash
#
# change-pma-passwords.sh
#
# Description:
# changes passwords for phpmyadmin from the defaults in version control to the values set in .starter.env
# Author: Apolo Pena
#
# NOTE:
# This script should be always run at least once by the user as an mandatory additional layer of security

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#!/bin/bash
# get_env_value
# Description:
# Get the value of a key ($1) value pair as set in a env style file ($2)
# If no file ($2) argument is given then the file .starter.env will be used
# 
# Exit codes:
# 3 --> File ($2 or the default .starter.env) does not exist
# 4 --> Variable ($1) does not exist in file ($2 or the default .starter.env)
# 5 --> Value for the variable ($2) was not set or contained only whitespace

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# Creates a new project from a branch of the repo https://github.com/apolopena/gitpod-laravel8-starter
# Assumes that you already have a blank repo created for this new project in your github account
# Assumes that you want to use https instead of ssh
# $1: new repo name to clone into and push to remote (the default branch will be called main)
# $2: GitHub username
# new repo name must match the name of the blank repo you have created in github for this project.
__new_repo_project_name="$1"; __github_username="$2"; mkdir "$__new_repo_project_name" && cd "$__new_repo_project_name" && git clone https://github.com/apolopena/gitpod-laravel8-starter.git . && rm -rf .git && git init && git add -A && git commit -m "initial commit built from https://github.com/apolopena/gitpod-laravel8-starter" && git remote add origin "https://github.com/$__github_username/$__new_repo_project_name.git" && git branch -m main && git push -u origin main

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# Creates a new project from a branch of the repo https://github.com/apolopena/gitpod-laravel8-starter 
# Assumes that you already have a blank repo for this project created in your github account
# Assumes that you want to use https instead of ssh
# $1: branch name to clone from
# $2: new repo name to clone into and push to remote (the default branch will be called main)
# new repo name must match the name of the blank repo you have created in github for this project.
# $3: GitHub username

__branch="$1"; __new_repo_project_name="$2"; __github_username="$3"; mkdir "$__new_repo_project_name" && cd "$__new_repo_project_name" && git clone https://github.com/apolopena/gitpod-laravel8-starter.git -b "$__branch" --single-branch . && rm -rf .git && git init && git add -A && git commit -m "initial commit built from the $__branch branch of  https://github.com/apolopena/gitpod-laravel8-starter" && git remote add origin "https://github.com/$__github_username/$__new_repo_project_name.git" && git branch -m main && git pu

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#  Scenario:
#  When deleting a tag or a branch both have the same name v0.0.1a will result in the error:
#  "dst refspec v0.0.1a matches more than one"

# Here is how to delete the branch
git push origin :heads/v0.0.1a

# Here is how to delete the tag
git push origin :tags/v0.0.1a

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# @See https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Tagging
# Offical docs @see https://git-scm.com/docs/git-tag

# Output a list of all tags
git tag

# Create a local (annotated) tag for the last commit where v1.4 is the tag name and "ver 1.4 stable" is the tag description
git tag -a v1.4 -m "ver 1.4 stable"

# Create local (annotated) tag from a previous commit where 9fceb02 is the checksum for that commit

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# convert line breaks to newline characters
$ awk -v ORS='\\n' '1' file

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# set environment vars from an .env file
export $(grep -v '^#' .myenvfile | xargs)

# unset environment vars from an .env file
unset $(grep -v '^#' .myenvfile | awk 'BEGIN { FS = "=" } ; { print $1 }')

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// #1 Easy to read?
const colorStrings = (palette = pastelOne, c = chalk) => {
  let r = {}
  for (const key in palette) {
    r[key] = c.hex(palette[key])
  }
  return r
}

// #2 Easier to read?