pjf

#!/usr/bin/env perl

# These lines enable newer Perl features (like 'say'), and encourage
# good coding practices.
use v5.10;
use strict;
use warnings;
use autodie;

# Our script will search for strings in the following form:

tmcw

Managing GitHub Watching

I decided to unwatch many repos in multiple organizations. Here are two scripts that I wrote to make that possible. It works like:

1. I load GitHubAccessToken in my environment, an environment variable that gives these access
2. I run node get-all-watched.js > all-watching.txt to dump all watching into a text file
3. Run grep "^developmentseed" all-watching > developmentseed.txt, for instance, to make a text file of only repos in the developmentseed org that I'm watching
4. Run node unwatch-file-of-repos.js developmentseed.txt to unwatch all those repos.

pburkholder

One of my colleagues at 18F asked in Slack:

I'm having a difficult time conceptualizing the difference between agile, lean, scrum, and kanban. Help! @channel

Leah Bannon jumped in with an excellent precis:

In short,

• agile is a broad term that refers to the general ideas of individuals over interactions, working software over documentation, collaborating with customers, and changing/iterating. it’s more of a philosophy than a methodology.
• lean, scrum, and kanban are methodologies that are guided by the philosophy of agile
• lean is more designy and focuses on developing a hypothesis and then testing/researching to adjust or confirm it https://pages.18f.gov/lean-product-design/

laurenancona

// Based on script by @SarahMarshall here: 
// http://sarahmarshall.io/post/70812214349/how-to-add-twitter-follower-counts-to-a-google 

 var id = '@username'; // Replace with your username, then delete this line after running script 1st time

 var CONSUMER_KEY = 'INSERT CONSUMER KEY'; // Create an application at https://dev.twitter.com
 var CONSUMER_SECRET = 'INSERT CONSUMER SECRET'; // Create an application at https://dev.twitter.com

function getTwitterUserFollowers(id) {

mjumbewu

#!/usr/bin/env python

from __future__ import print_function, division

import click
import csv
from datetime import timedelta
from itertools import cycle
from queue import Queue
import requests

mhawksey

/* 
To use you need to create an application on Github at https://github.com/settings/developers

The callback in this needs to be set to https://script.google.com/macros/d/{SCRIPT ID}/usercallback

Where {SCRIPT ID} is the ID of the script that is using this library. You can find your script's ID in the Apps Script code editor by clicking on the menu item "File > Project properties".

In this example code I've stored the apllicaitons clientId and clientSecret in the Script Properties:
   - git_clientId
   - git_clientSecret

iandees

chrisgoddard

<script>
  (function(){
    var data = {
        "@context": "http://schema.org",
        "@type": "BlogPosting",
        "mainEntityOfPage": {
            "@type": "WebPage",
            "@id": {{Page URL}}
        },
        "headline": {{SCHEMA - Article Headline}},

bojanpopic

#!/bin/bash

repo=""             # put the name of the repo here. Usually it is like this: organization/repo-name
username=""         # your github username
password=""         # your github password
numberofpages=      # leave blank for now and script will help you find the number of pages

if [ -z $numberofpages ]
  then
    echo "No number of pages set, lets find out how many pages are there"

CTimmerman

// SVG2PNG
// By Cees Timmerman, 2024-04-05.
// Paste into console and adjust indices as needed.
let im = document.getElementsByTagName('img')
let fname = location.href
if (im.length < 1) {
	let svg = document.getElementsByTagName('svg')[0]
	let bb = svg.getBBox()
	im = new Image(bb.width, bb.height)
	im.src = 'data:image/svg+xml;charset=utf-8;base64,' + btoa(document.getElementsByTagName('svg')[0].outerHTML)