maaslalani

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by maaslalani 6mo ago
That’s correct
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by maaslalani 6mo ago
Agreed!
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by maaslalani 3y ago
You can use the `--to` flag and something like FZF or Gum to populate that from a text file. `pop --to $(fzf contacts.txt)`
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by maaslalani 3y ago
Totally, thanks so much! Also I do plan on adding different templates in the future through a --template flag which would write different PDFs based on the value selected.
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by maaslalani 3y ago
Hey! Author here, I probably would have posted this to HN since this tool is just meant to make invoice generation possible from the command line. Now that we have this tool it's quite easy to add more templates (just another flag) and
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by maaslalani 3y ago
Same here, finally got around to building it! Thanks for the support!
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by maaslalani 3y ago
Yes! Soon, there will be JSON / YAML import support. I definitely want to add some more templates as well.
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by maaslalani 3y ago
Yes, this is definitely possible with troff/groff/latex/etc... I built this tool as I wanted nice looking invoices that could be generated instantly. I want to add templates in the future so that I can change the style as wel
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by maaslalani 3y ago
That's a good point. I definitely want to support different formats will probably need to support a --format and --template flag as well.
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Rethinking search results ranking on Sourcegraph(about.sourcegraph.com)
4 points by maaslalani 4y ago|0 comments
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by maaslalani 4y ago
We definitely want to add an option to record a session which would output a generated file for you!
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by maaslalani 4y ago
This is actually really cool. Thanks for sharing this!
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by maaslalani 4y ago
We started off hand rolling the parser and had that fully implemented and then wrote the tree-sitter grammar. If I were to do it again I would probably use tree-sitter for the actual repo so that the implementations were the same for sure.
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by maaslalani 4y ago
Author here. Fair point! Definitely forgot to compress it and make it smaller. Thanks for the call out.
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by maaslalani 4y ago
Thank you so much for the kind words! It really means a lot.
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Show HN: Gum, a tool for glamorous shell scripts(github.com)
55 points by maaslalani 4y ago|9 comments
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by maaslalani 5y ago
I've been using Charm tools and libraries for a while now, truly some of the coolest stuff I've ever experienced on the command line.
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by maaslalani 5y ago
Slides also allows embedding snippets and executing code blocks and displaying results, by the way! Also it can accept input from stdin so you can use pandoc to convert to markdown before piping the output into slides to make that work :D
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Show HN: Hawkeye Access – Control your Mac using head movements
7 points by maaslalani 7y ago|0 comments