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#!/bin/bash

# Get container name from the first script parameter
CONTAINER_NAME=$1

# Get the image name
IMAGE=$(docker inspect $CONTAINER_NAME | jq -r .[0].Config.Image)

# Get the environment variables
ENV_VARS=$(docker inspect $CONTAINER_NAME | jq -r '.[0].Config.Env[]' | sed 's/^/-e /' | tr '\n' ' ')

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# Schema for the views plugins.

views.filter.project_size_range_select:
  type: views_filter
  label: 'Foobar numeric'

views.filter_value.project_size_range_select:
  type: views.filter_value.numeric
  label: 'Foobar Numeric'

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DrCmd - DrushComander

drush command runner for Wodby aliases

0. Install

Save the file in /usr/local/bin/ (or anywhere else as long as it is in your $PATH) and verify that it is executable.

a. Right click on "Raw" button (for drcmd) and copy the URL.

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(Automatically) Move all repos from Bitbucket to Github

More info here: https://esolitos.com/items/2019/07/automatically-move-my-git-repositories-bitbucket-github

This simple pyhon script is buillt to help mirroring all your repositories from Bitbucket to Github, it is built for python 3.7 using Pipenv, pygithub, and pybitbucket.

If all goes fine you only need to run $ pipenv install, change the following parameters on top of the script and run it: $ pipenv run repository-migrate.py.

 APP_KEYS = {

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const down = function(img_url, name) {
  fetch(img_url)
    .then(resp => resp.blob())
    .then(blob => {
    const url = window.URL.createObjectURL(blob);
    const a = document.createElement('a');
    a.style.display = 'none';
    a.href = url;
    // the filename you want
    a.download = `img-${name}.jpg`

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# 
# Drupal 8+: Get installed module versions based on info.yml files
for yml in $(find web/modules/contrib -maxdepth 2 -type f -name '*.info.yml'); do grep -Hi 'version:' "$yml"; done;

#
# Composer: Get all drupal modules in lock file with relative version
jq -c '.packages[] | ({(.name): .version})' < composer.lock | grep --color '"drupal/'

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This config assumes that:
- `platform.settings.php` is placed in the `sites/` directory
- you have a `sites/files` directory in your drupal installation.
- you have a `ramsalt` user that can access all your databases starting with `ramsalt_`
- the files on the "live" site are placed in the drupal's default directory: `sites/hostname.tld/files`

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#!/bin/zsh

-='cd -'
...=../..
....=../../..
.....=../../../..
......=../../../../..
1='cd -'
2='cd -2'
3='cd -3'

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#!/bin/sh
#
# Generates client config files for the server based on DNS zone
#
# Version: 1.0
# Date: 2018-07-21
#

DNS_DOMAIN=mydomain.esolitos.com
DNS_ZONE_FILE=/etc/bind/master/$DNS_DOMAIN

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This module simply loads and saves the nodes, it increases by 1 second the creation date and by only 5 the "last updated" on nodes.

Version: 1.3