Created a HTMX PHP sandbox to get started really easily. Feedback welcome. Might add some convenience functions https://github.com/svandragt/htmx-php-sandbox #projects
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I've updated my one stop system update script to remove unused Flatpaks. #linux #projects
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What would it take to make writing vanilla JavaScript more pleasant? After reviewing the code for my blogging engine Lamb I concluded:
Most of the code adding interactivity to personal websites comes down to running code after the page has loaded; niceties to query the DOM and hook into events. There's probably more but this is a start. The result is shorthand.js. Hint: it's not dissimilar to jQuery, but you can fully learn it in 5 minutes.
Which simplifies code to:
onLoaded(() => { const forms = $$('form.form-delete') forms?.forEach($form => $form.on('submit', ev => { cancel(ev) let confirmed = confirm(`Really delete status ${ev.target.dataset.id}?`) if (!confirmed) return ev.target.submit() })) })This is just a prototype and will evolve.
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PHP-Activate 0.3.1
I've released php-activate 0.3.1, a PHP project version manager for Linux systems using native PHP packages.
Made for those working with multiple projects using a variety of PHP versions, this script will switch to the correct PHP version for the local shell session. It does not require sudo, so even works in IDEs.
The latest version contains a few small changes:
- Eliminate the activate_php:export:20: invalid option(s) output. Exporting the php function is not needed as we source the script into the current shell session.
- Harden the script by implementing shellscript linting recommendations.
- Readme update.
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PHP-Activate 0.3.0
I've released php-activate 0.3.0, a PHP project version manager for Linux systems using native PHP packages.
Made for those working with multiple projects using a variety of PHP versions, this script will switch to the correct PHP version for the local shell session. It does not require sudo, so even works in IDEs.
The latest version drops support for the Fish shell again, and fixes compatibility with direnv. The correct PHP version is activated when changing into a project directory that is setup according to the README. #projects #phpactivate
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Lamb image test
Image upload support has landed in the Lamb repo:
Drag images into the composer textarea and they will be automatically uploaded behind the scenes and inserted into the post as markdown, similar to how GitHub works:
This has been the main missing piece for me, so I'm very pleased. #lamb #projects
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PHP-Activate 0.2.0
I've released php-activate 0.2.0, a PHP project version manager for Linux systems using native PHP packages.
Made for those working with multiple projects using a variety of PHP versions, this script will switch to the correct PHP version for the local shell session. It does not require sudo, so even works in IDEs.
The latest version adds support for the Fish shell. #projects #phpactivate
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Made a Linux shell script called BreakAware that calculates the time since your last break as I couldn't find an alternative to Pandan (macOs).
BreakAware is a lightweight and user-friendly Fish shell script designed to help you maintain a healthy work-life balance. It tracks the time since your last break, whether it's due to PC sleep, hibernation, logout, or session locking. BreakAware empowers you to be more aware of how you spend your time and encourages you to take regular breaks, enhancing your productivity and well-being.
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Lamb 0.3.0
Introducing Lamb 0.3.0 - Literally Another Micro Blog. This release brings new features, improvements, and bug fixes, making blogging even easier. The update includes Docker support, an optional
config.iniwith support for menu items to customize your installation, improved documentation, and more.Lamb offers a simple, self-hosted single-author blog with a Twitter-like interface, friction-free Markdown entry, discoverable Atom feed, hashtags support, and a 404 fallback URL feature.
Download the latest release from GitHub and provide your valuable feedback. #lamb #projects
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Fafi 0.2.3
Fafi is a bookmark indexing and search tool.
Install the
faficommand line app easily usingpipx install fafithat's all that's needed, and then feed it a single URL, a text file with one URL per line, a bookmarks.html containing links (any browser's export) or--firefoxand it will detect the Firefox profile and extract its bookmarks and index them.Then search all your bookmark contents using full-text search and ranking!
New in 0.2.3
The release notes for version 0.2.3 of Fafi (Favorites Finder) include the following changes and updates:
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Fixes pipx installs: This release addresses issues related to installing Fafi using pipx, a tool that allows you to install Python applications in isolated environments. The fixes aim to improve the installation process and ensure smoother usage of Fafi.
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--url option: A new command-line option, "--url," has been added to Fafi. This option allows users to add single URLs directly for indexing and searching purposes. It provides a convenient way to include specific webpages in the Fafi search index.
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--list=textfile: Another addition to the command-line options is "--list=textfile." This option enables users to specify a text file containing a list of URLs or webpage locations that should be indexed by Fafi. It offers a means to index multiple URLs at once from a single file, streamlining the indexing process.
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Textual TUI: Fafi now includes a Textual Terminal User Interface (TUI). This feature enhances the user experience by providing a text-based interface within the command-line environment. The TUI improves interaction with Fafi, making it more intuitive and user-friendly.
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Dependency updates: The release incorporates updates to Fafi's dependencies. These updates ensure that Fafi remains compatible with the latest versions of the libraries and packages it relies on. By keeping the dependencies up to date, Fafi benefits from bug fixes, performance enhancements, and new features introduced in those libraries.
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