digital-carver

// ==UserScript==
// @name        CPANSyntaxHighlight
// @namespace   abiteasier.in
// @description Enable syntax highlighting when viewing the source on CPAN
// @include     http://cpansearch.perl.org/src/*
// @version     0.9
// @require     http://yandex.st/highlightjs/7.3/highlight.min.js
// @resource    syntaxHighlightCSS http://yandex.st/highlightjs/7.3/styles/github.min.css 
// @grant       GM_addStyle
// @grant       GM_getResourceText

DGrady

Pretty printing delimited text files at the command line

Sometimes, you’d like to look at delimited files on the command line:

cat test.csv

imliam

command_strings = {
    'php artisan make="hi mate" heh "I have a value"',
    "php artisan make:auth",
    [[I "am" 'the text' and "some more text with '" and "escaped \" text"]],
    [[1 2 word 2 9 'more words' 1 "and more" "1 2 34"]],
    [[omo "This is a string!" size=14 font="Comic Sans" break= hmm "thing and 'thing'" ]]
}

function command_parse(s)
    local t={}

rithvikgv

-- get Dock height
tell application "System Events" to tell process "Dock"
  set dock_dimensions to size in list 1
  set dock_height to item 2 of dock_dimensions
end tell
-- get the new width and height for the window
tell application "Finder"
  set desktop_dimensions to bounds of window of desktop
  set new_width to (item 3 of desktop_dimensions) / 2
  set new_height to (item 4 of desktop_dimensions) - dock_height

codeshrew

(* Launches Google Chrome with web security disabled.
This disables the same origin policy for API calls and can
ease development from a dev environment not in a server's CORS settings *)
(* This same command can be sent to Canary by changing
'Google Chrome.app' to 'Google Chrome Canary.app' *)

do shell script "open -a 'Google Chrome.app' --args --disable-web-security --allow-running-insecure-content"

(* If you want to not use your current user in Chrome you can set --user-data-dir to point to /tmp

n8henrie

-- duplicateFinderTab.scpt
-- Uses a hacky workaroud to duplicate the frontmost Finder tab,
-- since Apple hasn't provided great AppleScript support for this.
-- Details at: 

on new_tab()
	tell application "System Events" to tell application process "Finder"
		set frontmost to true
		tell front menu bar to tell menu "File" to tell menu item "New Tab"
			perform action "AXPress"

SamRothCA

cd "$(osascript -e 'tell application "Finder" to get the POSIX path of (target of front window as alias)')" &&
git status --short --branch

tkambler

#!/usr/local/bin/node

var Table = require('cli-table');

var table = new Table({
  chars: { 'top': '' , 'top-mid': '' , 'top-left': '' , 'top-right': ''
         , 'bottom': '' , 'bottom-mid': '' , 'bottom-left': '' , 'bottom-right': ''
         , 'left': '' , 'left-mid': '' , 'mid': '' , 'mid-mid': ''
         , 'right': '' , 'right-mid': '' , 'middle': ' ' },
  style: { 'padding-left': 0, 'padding-right': 0 }

JorelAli

javascript: /* Video salvager bookmarklet */

/* 
Usage: Run this bookmarklet when viewing a list of a playlist. 
The link should be something like https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=[BUNCH_OF_LETTERS_AND_NUMBERS]

Why use this: There have been too many times that I've lost the title of an important
YouTube video from a playlist of mine and have no idea what the video title was called.
Unfortunately, this no longer works for certain playlists (for example, Watch Later) as
YouTube will automatically remove them from the playlist if a video within it was deleted.

joecannatti

function find_roku {
  for i in $(arp -a | awk '{print $2}' | sed "s/[(|)]//g"); do 
    curl $i:8060 &>/dev/null
    if [[ "$?" == "0" ]]; then 
      echo $i
      export ROKU_IP=$i
    fi
  done
}