Tag: bash
After I had success with my unit and feature tests
watcher script I decided to
build something similar for a Laravel Dusk E2E (end-to-end) test too.
However, it was a little bit different this time as I have found out after
many iterations.
I started up simply updating the watche…
Automatic Remarkable2 backup on Mac#
This script backs up the data and its config from your Remarkable2 tablet
to the repository once it is connected via USB, commits it and pushes to
origin.
Install#
Create a git repository with origin and with this script:
#!/bin/bash
BACKUP…
I am not a power user of Mikrotik devices so far, judging by the fact that
I am not using terminal there as much as I am using web interface (or
WebFig as they call it). But Mikrotik, being a powerful platform can help
me understand what I am doing.
One of the things I figured ou…
I was successfully able to use my previous Laravel
test watcher for a very
long time, while I was on Linux. But now on Mac, it does not work, as mac
does not support inotifywait.
Mac does however support similar thing, called fswatch, install via Brew:
brew install fswatch
Howev…
After migrating my dotfiles over to Mac M3 I stumbled into roadblock issue
for my neovim setup. Every time I saved a PHP file, a lot of garbled data
got prepended at the beginning of said file. If you remember so far back,
my setup uses
prettier for formatting
everything, mostly …
Sometimes when working on a PHP project where there are a lot of branches
potentially sitting on incompatible packages, it can be a pain to always
remember to manually run composer i or whatever docker alternative or
alias one might be using. After forgetting, there are error mes…
I had to work with many scanned PDF documents that were saved in a very
un-optimal way, each one having up to tens of MBs. This was not suitable
for sending via email and also unnecessary. I saw an option on my
girlfriend's Mac to optimize PDF. The result was that her document
dr…