jpitoniak

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• I am jpitoniak on github.
• I am jpitoniak (https://keybase.io/jpitoniak) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASD0KxejI6cw2gFIZIgY11VvDuSf8qih9flirZAW-V-TuAo

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jpitoniak

<?php
/* formfield plugin
 * Create dynamic HTML form elements programmatically
 *
 * Parameters:
 * type - the type of element, can be any standard HTML <input> type or one of the options below (default = text)
 * options - for select, checkboxes, and radios types, this should be an associative array of key => label pairs
 * value - the default value of the element; for select or checkboxes types this can be an array selected/checked values, if an array is set for other types, only the first value in the array is used
 * wrapper - the HTML wrapper to be applied to individual elements when using checkboxes or radios, use %s to specify where default makeup should be inserted
 * content - the content between <button> and </button> tags in an htmlbutton field

jpitoniak

<?php
/**
 * Generate a universally unique identifier (UUID)
 * 
 * Generates a universally unique identifier (UUID), also referred to as a globally
 * unique identifier (GUID) using the best-available source of cryptographically-secure
 * random data.  If no adequate source of random data is available, an exception is thrown.
 * 
 * Possible sources of random data include:
 * * random_bytes() function, available in PHP7+

jpitoniak

#!/bin/bash
#
# Quick Let's Encrypt Certificate Autoinstaller
#
# Quick script to install a Let's Encrypt certificate on a bunch of domains
# and schedule automatic renewals with at
#
# Assumes that:
#    1. The "certbot-auto" client is available (https://github.com/certbot/certbot, https://certbot.eff.org/)
#    2. All of the domains can handle the /.well-known/acme-challenge request