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# This script requires `curl` package to be installed.

# Replace `$APP_KEY` with the app key from your Scriptogr.am account below OR uncomment the line below and add the ID as a value to the variable. You can get the app key by adding your application on this page (when logged in): http://scriptogr.am/dashboard#developers
# $APP_KEY=

# Replace `$USER_ID` with the ID from your Scriptogr.am account below OR uncomment the line below and add the ID as a value to the variable. You can get your user ID from towards the bottom of this page (when logged in): http://scriptogr.am/dashboard#settings
# $USER_ID=

# Replace `$POST_NAME` with the name of the file containing the Markdown content of the post (minus the `.md` extension) OR uncomment the line below and add the extension-less filename as a value to the variable.
# $POST_NAME=

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# This script requires `curl` package to be installed.
 
# Replace `$APP_KEY` with the app key from your Scriptogr.am account below OR uncomment the line below and add the ID as a value to the variable. You can get the app key by adding your application on this page (when logged in): http://scriptogr.am/dashboard#developers
# $APP_KEY=
 
# Replace `$USER_ID` with the ID from your Scriptogr.am account below OR uncomment the line below and add the ID as a value to the variable. You can get your user ID from towards the bottom of this page (when logged in): http://scriptogr.am/dashboard#settings
# $USER_ID=
 
# Replace `$POST_NAME` with the name of the file you want to remove (minus the `.md` extension) OR uncomment the line below and add the extension-less filename as a value to the variable.
# $POST_NAME=

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# Credit should go to http://stackoverflow.com/a/12607951/1563507

# Move files into their own directories, using filenames without extensions.
die() { echo "$*" >&2; exit 1; }
for file in *.md; do  # `md` used as example of filtering files one wants to move
  dir=${file%.md}
  test -d $dir || mkdir $dir  # or just mkdir -p $dir
  test -f $dir && die "$dir exists and is a file!"
  mv $file $dir
done

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# Usage: ./autoscrp.sh [OPTION]... [FILE]
# Publish FILE to Scriptogr.am account (grabbing metadata as we go).
# FILE should have no extension.
#
# Expects metascrp.txt accompanying named file to pull metadata from.
# Expects there two text files in location of script,
# one containing app key for Scriptogram,
# the other containing the user ID.
#

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for file in $(find * -maxdepth 0 -type d); do
newdirnm=${file:0:4}${file:5:2}${file:8:2}${file:11:2}${file:14:2}-${file:17}
mv $file $newdirnm
cd ./$newdirnm
git mv "$file".md "$newdirnm".md
git commit -m "Optimised filename for SEO."
cd ..
../autoscrp.sh $newdirnm
echo $newdirnm
done

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// Run in Node.js

var fs = require("fs");

fs.readFile("./theme/main.html", { "encoding": "utf-8" }, function (err, data) {
	if (err) return err;
	var context_array = data.match(/\{\{(.*?)\}\}/g),
		context_object = {};

	context_array.forEach((function (top_context) {

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javascript: (function () { document.getElementsByClassName("waffle-objwrap-gvizchart")[0].style.overflow = "scroll"; } ())

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license: mit

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# Run from within root folder.

# Check whether the file exists or not.
if [ -e $1 ]
then
    re="([0-9]{12})\-(.*)\.md"
    if [[ $1 =~ $re ]]; then

        # Create date and time stamps and capture post filename.
        datestamp=${BASH_REMATCH[1]:0:4}-${BASH_REMATCH[1]:4:2}-${BASH_REMATCH[1]:6:2}

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license: mit