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The script requires Python3 and the packages `numpy`, `pandas` and `matplotlib`.
It accepts a input file compatible with Mermaid (cf `bb.data`) and generates a PNG file.
The tag `<br/>` is supported, so that a label can be displayed on several lines.
I use the font `Humor Sans`, that can be installed via `apt install fonts-humor-sans`.

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#!/bin/bash

# Three arguments: ROOT_DIR, PATTERN, OPTIONS
# Search below $ROOT_DIR for PDF files matching $PATTERN
# $OPTIONS is passed to pdfgrep (ex: grep-pdf . 'some words' -h -C5)

# ROOT_DIR

if [ -z "$1" ]; then
    echo "! Argument ROOT_DIR is needed!"

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#!/bin/bash

# Usage: $0 TWEET_URL <DEST_FILE>
# If the second parameter is omitted, the video is saved to a timestamped file
  
DLWD_URL=https://www.savetweetvid.com/fr/downloader
TWEET_URL=$1
DEST_FILE=$2

if [ "$TWEET_URL" = "--help" ] || [ "$TWEET_URL" = "-h" ]

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package burp

@Suppress("unused") // Remove IDE warning, as this class will be used by burp anyway
class BurpExtender : IBurpExtender, ISessionHandlingAction {

    private lateinit var cb : IBurpExtenderCallbacks

    override fun registerExtenderCallbacks(callbacks: IBurpExtenderCallbacks) {
        val extensionName = "A basic Kotlin template"

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# Add this line to your .bashrc / .zshrc
# The 'o' script (cf below) must be in your $PATH
# 'fasd' (cf https://github.com/clvv/fasd) must be in your $PATH too
alias oo='fasd -a -e o'

# Now use 'oo criteria<TAB>' (iterate through matches) or simply 'oo' (list entries)
# Given that 'fasd' is a requirement, maybe have a look at the 'zz' alias