tserve - Run the Temporal command-line server unobtrusively and pull up the webpage on-demand without remembering the UI port you used.
$ tserve
Usage: tserve [--port PORT] command
Commands:
start Start Temporal Development Server
stop Stop Temporal Development Server
check Check if Temporal Development Server is running
open Open Temporal Development Server Web UI (requires Python)
schedules Open Temporal Development Server Schedule Web UI (requires Python)
NOTE TO SELF: Add simple namespace creation and deletion support as I sometimes need that, so I don't have to start figuring it out each time.
sshgo - I can never remember exactly how to run the ssh agent. This remembers it for me. Always check your keys after reboots.
$ sshgo
Usage: sshgo [option]
Manage SSH agent and keys.
Options:
check: Check if SSH agent is running.
start: Start SSH agent.
stop: Stop SSH agent.
add: Add private key to SSH agent. May need authentication.
list: List SSH keys.
info: Display GitHub topic reference URL.
help: This help message.
rgrep - Recursive search in the file type I set, like Markdown-only or JSON-only. I use this multiple times a day.
Usage: rgrep [-cl] <file_extension> <search_pattern>
Perform a recursive 'grep' search from the working directory.
Restricts search to files matching your file extension.
For example, "rgrep json phrase" searches JSON files.
Use the -c flag to set case-sensitive search.
Use the -l flag to output only file names.
Phrases may include multiple words without quoting.
Use single quotes with wildcard items to avoid expansion.
jira - Open ticket or special pages in JIRA
$ jira
Usage: jira [-u|--url] <ticket> [<ticket> ...] | <special>
jira 1181 1659 2286 Open tickets
jira kanban Jira Kanban board
jira me Jira tasks page
jira bugs RICE-sorted triaged bugs
jira tasks RICE-sorted triaged tasks
jira grab | avail RICE-sorted triaged bugs+tasks
jira issues EDU issues (newest first)
jira open RICE-sorted triage/backlist
jira rice Official RICE list
jira intake Google Intake form tickets
jira form Google Intake form
Options:
-u, --url Echo the URL instead of opening it
-h, --help This message
cites - Connect md or mdx node to real URLs
Usage: cites <path_to_text_file>
Match a Docusaurus node to temporal.io URLs
Only run from the temporal.io Documents repo.
Dupe nodes w/ the same 'id' may produce extraneous URLs
qsay - Say it, but quieter
Usage: qsay [-v <float>] <text>
-v <float> Set volume level (default: 0.25)
Description: Say it quieter
You may have to give things permission to open other things through System Preferences.
boop - does what xargs open does, but easier to boop 'em. This opens all the updated files.
$ git ls | boop
urls - does what xargs cites does, but easier to bop 'em. This performs URL citation searches on the labels in the files so it's easier to update JIRA tickets.
$ git ls | urls
folder - opens the surrounding folder for a path in a new Finder window.
$ folder /path/to/file
// OR
$ git ls | xargs folder
rn - Rename a bunch of files at once. Provide a source pattern, the replacement string, and the files to work on.
When possible, use 'rename' (via homebrew) instead
Usage: rn <pattern> <replacement> <paths>
Rename multiple files at once. For example:
rename "[Oo]riginal" "NewName" Orig*
cleanup - Remove single matching lines from files in a folder using recursive search. Case sensitive.
Usage: cleanup directory_to_clean search_string
pman - Opens the output of man as a formatted PDF document in Preview. This version is Sonoma-and-later only.
$ pman
Usage: pman [-k] keyword
Options:
-k Run apropos instead.
Description: Open a man page in Preview as a PDF file
snap - Initiate dragged screen capture to PDF. Results left on the Desktop. Useful for screen-sharing sessions which put grabs onto the host computer instead of the shared one.
$ snap
Usage: snap [options]
-d, --drag: Capture using drag-to-select
-s, --select: Capture using interactive selection mode
-v, --video: Capture video
Space bar toggles between mouse and window capture
Tap any key to finish video capture
lalign - Lets you left align code blocks without losing indentation. Works on the system pasteboard.
boxit - Wrap text in an ascii box, limited to 79 chars.
cites- we no longer use Assembly. I'll see whether the URL functionality still works.make.sh- no assembly. I'll see if there should be a convenient system to be built for this or if the tooling is good.flow,tflow,clflow- these are all crying out for a good general rewrite. I'll get to it.