README.md

Utilities

Some utilities I've made along the way, resourceful to me, but maybe for somebody else too, hopefully.

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1. Python
   1. Developed
2. Javascript
   1. Developed
3. Go(lang)
   1. Developed

Python

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An easy and fast to develop in language that's proven to be very useful, specially because of it's libraries.

Developed

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• ascii-to-text.py, it does as it says, given ascii codes it returns a text, and viceversa.
• store-folder-state.py, prints all of the folders, with the option for recursiveness, into a txt as a sort of snapshot of a given folder
• specificity.py, utility functions to ease the pain of CSS specificity.
• github-repository-created_at.py, utility to sort by date public github repos from a user.
• postman-to-markdown.py, utility to transform a postman collection to a markdown doc.
• get_words_from_pdf.py, CLI script to get words from a pdf and retrieve (total words and read time).
• simulate_activity.py, Utility to simulate mouse movement activity (multi-platform).

Javascript

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The language by default for user interacion in the web.

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• specificity.js, the same python utility, but in javascript
• find-unsubscribe-button.js, not perfect, but it helps ease the pain of finding and clicking the unsuscribe button
• github-repos-urls.js, just a quick utily to get the repository links of a quick filter search
• youtube-playlist-total-watch-time.js, sums up the total watch time for a given YouTube (watch/play)list
• get-trello-checklist-links.js, gets all the links from trello checklists in an open card
• get-article-details-medium-profile.js, gets article details from a medium profile
• 2048-solver.js, 2048 solver, mainly made for the 8x8 grid

Go(lang)

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Compiled language developed by Google that's simple and resourceful

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• None at the moment