CPcpclermont·Feb 17, 2020
I have 141 custom scripts in my $HOME/bin. Most of it is in bash, but there's a couple of node.js scripts as well.
- I mostly automate my bookkeeping with a set of recurring & dependent taskwarrior tasks and scripts as annotations that I run with taskopen[1]. That's creating a bunch of folders, turning some emails in mutt into PDFs, gathering PDFs from emails, fetching bills with selenium, moving files from $DOWNLOADS into the appropriate bookeeping folder, putting a date on some files, turning the whole thing into a zip file, and sending it to the bookkeeper with mailx.
- I automated the email send of my daily summary to my clients with mailx (so I can send it directly from vim)
- I automated turning screen recordings into thumbnails+mp4 link (since GitHub only supports gifs)
- I automated making before/after screen recordings for when I
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do noticeable performance improvements (page load/animations)
- I automated booting/killing my development servers
- I automated making PRs with `hub pr` (finding the origin/upstream, putting labels, etc.)
- I bound to a key combo switching to the logs of specific development servers
- I turned my client's time tracking (tempo) into a CLI because I got tired of using the UI to say I worked X hours on that ticket and 7.5 - X on the other. Now I only do `tempo log $ticket1 2h $ticket2 3h $supportTicket rest`
[1]: https://github.com/ValiValpas/taskopen