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<?php

/**
 *  If you call this with "$ php standard-in-out-error.php", 
 *  it will print output and error messages to the command line. 
 *
 *  To pipe just the error messages into their own file,
 *  use "$ php standard-in-out-error.php 2> error.log" 
 */

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<?php 

/**
 *  An SplClassLoader implementation that implements
 *  the PHP 5.3 standards.
 *
 *  @based on https://gist.github.com/221634
 */
class SplClassLoader {

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#!/bin/bash

# A basic quick sort implementation. 
# It takes a list of numbers (separated by spaces),
# and it prints them out in ascending order.
quicksort() {

    # The list passed in.
    local LIST=($@)

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<?php

/**
 *  The `OS` class helps run 
 *  commands on the command line.
 *
 *  @author JT Paasch
 */
class OS {

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#!/bin/bash

# A function that checks if an item is not already in a list.
# The first argument is the item to check for, the rest are the list to check in.
# Returns 1 if the item is duplicated in the list, or 0 if it's not.
not_duplicated() {

    # The first argument is the item to check for.
    local ITEM=$1

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#!/bin/bash

# Get all files in the folder.
FOLDER=/path/to/my/folder/*

# We'll build the list of file names here:
FILES=()

# Add just the basename of each FILE to the list of $FILES.
for FILE in $FOLDER

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#!/bin/bash

# The path to the file.
FILE=/path/to/my/file

# Read the file's contents.
CONFIG_CONTENTS=$(<$FILE)

# Split at the '='.
PARTS=(${CONFIG_CONTENTS//=/ })

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#!/bin/bash

# The git comamnd `git status --porcelain` 
# will return a list of files that have changed.
# We'll redirect the output to /dev/null
# so that the results of the command don't get 
# printed to the screen.

CHANGED=no
if git status --porcelain | >/dev/null ; then

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# An events block is required for Nginx to run, even if it's empty.
events {}

# HTTP processing.
http {

    # Note: log formats only apply to access_logs, not error_logs.
    # Error logs always start with time stamp and then the level,
    # e.g., [emerg] or [alert] or whatever.

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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

"""A simple tool for making command line tools in python."""

import os
import sys


class CLI(object):