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Janik von Rotz |
The knoweldge articles are stored in a strict structure. There are 7 top level folders:
[xml]$Content = Get-Content -Path "KeepassData.xml" | |
<# | |
Access the xml data: | |
Content.KeePassFile.Root.Group.Group.Entry[67].String[0].Value | |
#> | |
function Traverse-Tree ($Node, $ParentPath) { |
The Meteor project structure (MPS) is a proposal for a simple file and folder naming specification.
There are several basic distinctions when building a Meteor project structure. First there is a client, server and an imports folder. All folders have specific naming rules and differ in their structure.
Global restrictions are applied to all folders:
index.js
files.index.js
file.convert input.jpg output.ppm | |
potrace -s output.ppm -o svgout.svg |
I hereby claim:
To claim this, I am signing this object:
$import = "" | |
$export = @() | |
Get-ChildItem | Where-Object{!@("store", "index").contains($_.BaseName)} | ForEach-Object{ | |
$import += "import $($_.baseName) from '$($_.baseName)';`n" | |
$export += $_.BaseName | |
} | |
@" |
Get-ChildItem | foreach{Invoke-Expression "gm.exe convert $($_.Name) $($_.BaseName).png"} |
function concenateToPhrase(array, connectWord) { | |
var length = array.length; | |
var phrase = ""; | |
array.map((item) => { | |
var index = array.indexOf(item); | |
// return word if theres is only one item | |
if(length == 1){ | |
phrase = item; |
This post is part of my Your own Virtual Private Server hosting solution project.
Get the latest version of this article here: https://gist.github.com/ddce334cd8ab21a40941.
Let’s Encrypt is a free, automated, and open certificate authority (CA), run for the public’s benefit. So far it works well and makes it easy to obtain a free certificate. Now the created certificates will expire withing 90 days. This post will show you how you can auto renew these certificates before they expire.
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