rafpaf

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am rafpaf on github.
• I am dithyramb (https://keybase.io/dithyramb) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASCX40zA18gXGQc5vXgdBRhl_x3lA6h7aa_p58mtMzHJ2wo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

rafpaf

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am rafpaf on github.
• I am krutlandau (https://keybase.io/krutlandau) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASBNG88Jk65Am2ZAG_-OgK3ugEdjgJbxJ-Dbzpgv8-7hCwo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

rafpaf

In my MacBook's system preferences, the Security & Privacy pane won't open, so I can't use the interface to grant applications high-level control over the computer, which lots of them need. So here's a workaround:

Boot into macOS recovery mode, open a Terminal, then:

csrutil disable

Restart your computer. To grant TCC (Transparency, Consent, and Control) access to all applications that have requested it, run this:

rafpaf

" This function adds ".only" to the nearest "it(..." block above the cursor, or
" removes ".only" if that is already present. If a "describe..." block is
" nearer above the cursor than any "it..." block, ".only" is toggled on it.

function! ToggleJestOnlyGlobal()
  let cursor_position = getpos('.')
  let current_line = getline('.')

  " Search backwards from the current line for the nearest occurrence of it( or describe(
  let match_pos_it = search('\v(it|it\.only)\(', 'bcnW')

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# I haven't battle-tested this but it seems to work OK.

#!/usr/bin/env zsh

# If an alert-triggering string appears in the running output of a command,
# show an alert in the tmux window title.
#
# Useful for getting immediate feedback that a command like rollup -w (i.e.
# rollup watch) has noticed an error in your js

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javascript:(() => { localStorage['metabase-i18n-debug']=true; window.location.reload(); })();

rafpaf

javascript:(() => { localStorage.removeItem('metabase-i18n-debug'); window.location.reload(); })()

rafpaf

-- Increment and decrement Mantine sizes in Neovim
-- But it's better to use the "switch" plugin

sizes = {"xs", "sm", "md", "lg", "xl"}

size_inc_map = {}
for i=1, #sizes do
    local next_i = i % #sizes + 1
    size_inc_map[sizes[i]] = sizes[next_i]
end