| source "$HOME/.env" | |
| jira-branch() ( | |
| set -eo pipefail | |
| local jira_instance jq_template query username api_key ticket_id jira_title commit_title | |
| username="$JIRA_USERNAME" | |
| api_key="$JIRA_API_KEY" | |
| jira_instance="$JIRA_INSTANCE" |
Say you want to search for a certain string, but exclude files which match another pattern.
PATTERN_TO_EXCLUDE="bad.+words"
DIR_TO_SEARCH=foo/bar
PATTERN_TO_FIND="good.+good"
rg $PATTERN_TO_FIND --stats $(rg $PATTERN_TO_EXCLUDE --files-without-match $DIR_TO_SEARCH)
| version: 2.1 | |
| setup: true | |
| orbs: | |
| continuation: circleci/continuation@0.1.2 | |
| jobs: | |
| determine-workflow: | |
| machine: true |
| # usage: | |
| # | |
| # export BUCKET='my-bucket-name' | |
| # b2-archive-files myfile mydirectory myotherfile | |
| # | |
| # You can find large files in a directory with "du -ahx . | sort -h". | |
| archive() ( | |
| set -eo pipefail |
| // This comment looks funny… not sure what our desired behavior should be? Parens? | |
| test ? foo | |
| : /* comment | |
| comment | |
| comment | |
| comment | |
| A newline will be added after this comment, unfortunately – but it can be removed manually, see next statement. | |
| */ | |
| test ? foo | |
| : bar |
| const WhyShouldTheseBeDifferent = () => { | |
| return ( | |
| <div> | |
| If you start with this code: | |
| {showTheThing || pleaseShowTheThing ? ( | |
| <Foo attribute="such and such stuff here" /> | |
| ) : showTheOtherThing ? ( | |
| <Bar /> | |
| ) : null} |
| // remain on one line if possible: | |
| const short = isLoud() ? makeNoise() : silent(); | |
| // next, put everything after the = | |
| const lessShort = | |
| isLoudReallyLoud() ? makeNoiseReallyLoudly.omgSoLoud() : silent(); | |
| // next, push the alternate to a new line at the same level of indentation: | |
| const allNextLine = | |
| isLoudReallyReallyReallyReallyLoud() ? makeNoiseReallyLoudly.omgSoLoud() |
| // For posterity, I'm saving/sharing some code I wrote for a shopify app I ran | |
| // in which I had two physical warehouses: one in Maryland, and one in California. | |
| // Each of these was its own "Location" in Shopify, and I wanted every order | |
| // to be automatically assigned to one or the other based on the shipping address. | |
| // I ran this webhook on Autocode: https://autocode.com/ | |
| // which makes it really easy to stand up a webhook without futzing with servers. | |
| const Shopify = require('shopify-api-node'); | |
| const shopify = new Shopify({ |
| query MyQuery { | |
| films( | |
| filter: {and: [ | |
| {title: {startsWith: "A"}}, | |
| {releaseYear: {equalTo: 2006}} | |
| ]}, | |
| first: 3 | |
| ) { | |
| nodes { | |
| title |