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              February 19, 2024 17:53
            
              
                Describes how to parse the results of `git remote -v` and open the corresponding repository in a browser window
              
          
    Given that this command:
git remote -v
Shows output that looks like this:
origin	git@github.com:Organization/some-project.git (fetch)

  
## dbt_about.sh
#!/bin/bash

###
### This progam accepts a model name and tells us things about that model gleaned from the manifest.json file
###

##
# Define the docmd function
##
  docmd () {

## dbt_compile_and_link.sh
#!/bin/bash

###
### This script accepts just a single argument - the name of a dbt model
### and goes on to compile that model and makes a symlink to the compiled code
### which is useful for development purposes
###

##
# Define the docmd function

## stock.sh
#!/bin/bash

###
### Gets current price of a stock.
### See:  https://hackernoon.com/you-can-track-stock-market-data-from-your-terminal-1k1h3135
###


tickerSymbol=${1}

## find_pattern_in_files.sh
#!/bin/bash

###
### Use this program to traverse some arbitrary path of files (nested) and grep for some pattern within them.
###
### Example usages:
### find_pattern_in_files.sh '/Users/areese/projects/' '[a-z]+'
### bash find_pattern_in_files.sh $(pwd) '(foo|bar)'   #<-- Assumes that the path to this script is on your PATH variable.
###
### Note that the files to skip over are hard-coded into this program.  Tune to your liking

## make_package_dir_structure.sh
#!/bin/bash

###
### A script to create the basic directory structure needed for python packaging.
### You'll still have plenty of work to do, but this saves some manual steps.
###
### See:  https://packaging.python.org/tutorials/packaging-projects/
###

#Example Usage:

## make_env.sh
#!/bin/bash

## This program sets up a python virtual environment at a given path.  It accepts and requires just a single parameter which is a fully
## qualified path to the parent folder in which the virtual environment should be created.  Additionally, a requirements.txt file should
## exist in that path ahead of time.  The virtual environment folder will be a 'peer' of requirements.txt


## Define the showHelp() function
	showHelp(){
		echo
	#!/bin/bash

	###
	### This progam accepts a model name and tells us things about that model gleaned from the manifest.json file
	###

	##
	# Define the docmd function
	##
	docmd () {
	#!/bin/bash

	###
	### This script accepts just a single argument - the name of a dbt model
	### and goes on to compile that model and makes a symlink to the compiled code
	### which is useful for development purposes
	###

	##
	# Define the docmd function
	#!/bin/bash

	###
	### Gets current price of a stock.
	### See: https://hackernoon.com/you-can-track-stock-market-data-from-your-terminal-1k1h3135
	###


	tickerSymbol=${1}
	#!/bin/bash

	###
	### Use this program to traverse some arbitrary path of files (nested) and grep for some pattern within them.
	###
	### Example usages:
	### find_pattern_in_files.sh '/Users/areese/projects/' '[a-z]+'
	### bash find_pattern_in_files.sh $(pwd) '(foo\|bar)' #<-- Assumes that the path to this script is on your PATH variable.
	###
	### Note that the files to skip over are hard-coded into this program. Tune to your liking
	#!/bin/bash

	###
	### A script to create the basic directory structure needed for python packaging.
	### You'll still have plenty of work to do, but this saves some manual steps.
	###
	### See: https://packaging.python.org/tutorials/packaging-projects/
	###

	#Example Usage:
	#!/bin/bash

	## This program sets up a python virtual environment at a given path. It accepts and requires just a single parameter which is a fully
	## qualified path to the parent folder in which the virtual environment should be created. Additionally, a requirements.txt file should
	## exist in that path ahead of time. The virtual environment folder will be a 'peer' of requirements.txt


	## Define the showHelp() function
	showHelp(){
	echo