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#! /bin/zsh

# $PROJECTDIR is set in .zshrc/bash_profile
FIRSTDIR="$PROJECTDIR/first"
SECONDDIR="$PROJECTDIR/second"

# starts a tmux session using iTerm's tmux mode
# opens a new tab for each service and ensures that the name won't get overridden
# runs the servers/queues/processes for each service
# sends the command but doesn't run it for services I don't need all the time

radditude

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am radditude on github.
• I am radditude (https://keybase.io/radditude) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASBpbDm2qNI_Z0bt-aKpkozD1VXL5WtQ775FJIFOnO_mBgo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

radditude

#!/usr/bin/env bash -e

# GET THE SCRIPT:
# curl https://gist.githubusercontent.com/radditude/43b76745b796db8035d676ff63346d4a/raw/5151905200d894dd4bbf9946d9f3944cfc2db621/slackdarkmode.sh > ~/slackdarkmode.sh
# chmod +x ~/slackdarkmode.sh
#
# SEE OPTIONS:
# ~/slackdarkmode.sh usage

usage() {

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# example usage: ./airtable.sh mon edu 2 int "learning how to write bash scripts"

fuzz(){
  echo "$2" | grep -q "$1"
}

fuzzyfind(){
  # PROJECTS
  if fuzz $1 content;           then echo "Content"
  elif fuzz $1 education;       then echo "Education"

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# usage: git-commit-with jane "adding the thing" --amend

match(){
  echo "$2" | grep -q "$1"
}

commit-info () {
  if   match $1 john;   then echo "John Smith <jsmith@fakeemail.test>"
  elif match $1 jane;   then echo "Jane Doe <janedoe@fakeemail.test>"
  else