Yuli C. godDLL

Stat Sleep Fish

Sleep tracker with a timer, in the terminal. Demo

Installation

Download, chmod +x stat-sleep.fish and put it in your PATH

Z Fish

Choose a file to edit or a directory to visit, quickly.

demo

Automatically sorted by recent use. Can have multiple lists.

Add items easily from the command line. Interactively remove from items in a list.

Suntime Fish

Print daylight hours remaining, cache sunrize time from wttr.in

Installation

Download, chmod +x suntime.fish and put it in your PATH

Stat Mori Fish

Days of productive life remaining. Demo

Installation

Download, chmod +x stat-mori.fish and put it in your PATH

fish is required to run this script, but doesn't have to be your SHELL to do it.

Time Log Fish

Download Latest v0.4 | USAGE demo | HackerNews | Wiki/Docs | Bugs & Suggestions

A utility to automatically time-stamp and edit a work-log, or what have you.
It's like a task list, a "done list" that can be saved.
Has a handy calculator built-in.

Plays nice with terminal themes.

HTMX - static document generator, with Javascript preprocessing

Use Javascript where you would ordinarily use PHP or some templating language.

STATUS: v0.0.2 so alpha it hurts

This has just been hacked together, so expect a bumpy ride.

Overview

	// www.youtube.com theme by god.DLL@iCloud.com (cc) 2021
	// gist.github.com/godDLL/ab5e8ab3e9b4dc278ebe69341ad3fbde

	document.body.onload= function () {
	var i= function i () {
	var v= document.getElementById('search-form')
	if (null == v){
	setTimeout( i, 49)
	return
	}

	#!/usr/bin/env fish

	set -l G1 (seq 232 243)
	set -l G2 231 15 (seq 255 244)
	set -l G3 (seq 244 255) 231

	switch "$argv[1]"
	case '-h' '--help'
	echo 'USAGE: colors-256 [-v\|--verbose]' >&2
	exit

	function bs --description 'Backspace over last line'
	set -l EDITED '\e[7m'
	if test -z "$argv"
	# default
	echo -ne -- '\e[A\e[K\e[A' # up, clear line, up
	else
	set -l N $argv[1] # -5 to clear five up, 5 to type over fifth line
	if test '+-' = +(string sub -l 1 -- "$N")
	# clear N lines up
	set -l C (seq 0 (string sub -s 2 -- "$N"))