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for dir in */; do
    if [  ! -d "${dir}.git" ]; then
        continue
    fi
    pushd ${dir} > /dev/null
    echo ${dir}$(git branch --show-current)
    git pull
    popd > /dev/null
done

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#!/bin/bash
set -e

rm -rf slash

mkdir slash
pushd slash > /dev/null

mkdir -p private/var
pushd private/var > /dev/null

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import json
from typing import Any, List

from httpx import Client


class CardSquare:
    """
    https://webstatic.mihoyo.com/ys/event/bbs-lineup-qskp/index.html#/pc/publish
    """

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This practice is for Unix

Python Environment Preparation

Tools Installation

1. Use [Homebrew] to install [Pipx]
2. Use Pipx to install [Poetry] and [Tox]
3. Use Homebrew (or official installer) to install [Pyenv] and [Pyenv-virtualenv]

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[Python] Unexpected virtual environment activating microsoft/vscode#180486

For workspace like:

.
├── AandB.code-workspace
├── DirA
│  ├── A.py
│ └── venvA

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Windows Subsystem for Linux

• microsoft/WSL#10494 WSL 2.0: networkingMode=mirrored makes Docker unable to forward ports

Workaround: microsoft/WSL#10494 (comment)

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Shell Script

export GRACEFUL_PATH=""
java -Duser.home=${GRACEFUL_PATH} -Dhmcl.home=${GRACEFUL_PATH} -Djavafx.cachedir=${GRACEFUL_PATH} -jar HMCL-3.5.5.jar

Reference

• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53382810/configure-openjfx-11-to-extract-its-dlls-into-a-different-user-specified-directo

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install fish and setup fish shell
install homebrew and config homebrew
use homebrew install starship and set preset to plaintext
use homebrew install pyenv and pipx
install nvm and sdkman via script
install fisher for fish shell plugin
use fisher install nvm.fish and sdkman-for-fish

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Windows Subsystem for Linux Setup

APT

Install zsh and change the login shell to zsh.

Homebrew

Install necessary zsh plugins and activate them in .zshrc.

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import { $ } from 'bun'

async function compile(code: string) {
  const hasher = new Bun.CryptoHasher("sha256").update(code)
  const destination = hasher.digest("hex").substring(0, 6) + ".c"
  Bun.write(destination, code)
  await $`gcc ${destination} -o ${destination}.out`
  const output = await $`./${destination}.out`.text()
  console.log(output)
}