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const userLocale = navigator.languages && navigator.languages.length ? navigator.languages[0] ?? 'en' : navigator.language ?? 'en';
console.log(userLocale);

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- https://dev.to/jeetvora331/3-cool-developer-console-tricks-you-must-know-1ncc

- https://www.sitepoint.com/webpack-vite-migration/

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Kubernetes References

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Steps to reset password directly from mongo shell

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• Get the salt field from users collection

• Use the node command with the user.salt to encrypt new passwrod

  node>
  > require("crypto").createHmac("sha256", SALT) +  "").update("<pwd>").digest("hex")
  

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/*
  File: mongo-commands.js
  Basic mongo Commands executed via script file
  Usage: 
    $ mongo < mongo-commands.js
*/


// showing the existing dbs..
show dbs

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-- File: sql-commands.sql
-- Basic Sql Commands executed via script file
-- Usage: 
-- $ mysql -u root -p < sql-commands.sql
-- # if already running in mysql
-- mysql> source sql-commands.sql

-- list databases 
show databases;

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# script on command line arguments
# Usage: $ bash cli.sh <arg1> <arg2> ...
# multi-line comments
<<COMMENT
    $@/$* : contains all the arguments
    $0 : script name
    $1,$2...$9 : positional parameters repr. arguments
    $n : Nth argument
    $# : total no.of arguments
    $$ : pid of current shell

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# simple script on input && output
# Usage: $ bash io.sh (or) 
# $ chmod +x io.sh $ ./io.sh

#!/bin/bash 

# prints the string to stdout
echo "Enter Your Name:?"

# to read input from keyboard stores 'name' in name varaible

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#!/bin/bash

# sysinfo_page - A script to produce an HTML file

# Usage : sh test.sh > test.html
# Open 'test.html' in browser

title="System Information for"

cat <<- _EOF_

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// Usage: mongo localhost/{DBName} mongo-list.js

var collections = db.getCollectionNames();

print('Collections inside the db:');

for(var i = 0; i < collections.length; i++){
  var name = collections[i];
  if(name.substr(0, 6) != 'system')
    print(name + ' - ' + db[name].count() + ' records');