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xonix
5y ago
This would be in spirit of JS. In Awk, afaik, ‘A || B’ will result in boolean (1 or 0).
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xonix
5y ago
Btw, I’m developing an IntelliJ IDEA plugin for Awk: https://github.com/xonixx/intellij-awk You can already install it from marketplace.
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xonix
5y ago
Git in Awk: https://github.com/djanderson/aho
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Show HN: Zero-install task/command runner implemented in Awk
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xonix
5y ago
If I've got you right, then https://plantuml.com/en/gantt-diagram
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xonix
5y ago
My take on this [1]. Explanation article [2]. In fact the use-case I addressed was slightly different (explained in the article) and later I found the similar tool [3] which probably is more powerful. [1] https://github.com/
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xonix
6y ago
I personally have found that AWK is a surprisingly good alternative to shells for scripts bigger than average. Why? 1. Portability (AWK is a part of POSIX) 2. Very clean syntax 3. Powerful associative arrays 4. Super-powerful string manipul
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xonix
6y ago
My humble attempt at building a tool similar to this and jq but with saner DSL syntax https://github.com/jsqry/jsqry-cli2
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xonix
6y ago
My humble attempt https://github.com/jsqry/jsqry-cli2
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xonix
6y ago
My humble attempt https://github.com/jsqry/jsqry-cli2
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xonix
6y ago
I myself am developing a very similar tool [1] with somewhat saner (IMHO!) DSL. In fact this is a side-project from a JS lib I developed long ago [2]. My approach uses very simple ideas and is heavily based on JS internally. This is simple
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xonix
7y ago
I don’t have any of this :(
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xonix
7y ago
Once I created the similar solution for my own needs, and now I'm successfully using it for around 4 years: https://github.com/xonixx/gae-pass-manager Obviously it's much less powerful compared to LastPass an
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xonix
9y ago
Thanks. I doubt this could be a security issue. Typical usage like so var name = one(users, '[_.id==?].name', 123) uses parameterized queries, same idea as with SQL to eliminate injections.
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9y ago
My tiny lib with very similar functionality: [1]. The query syntax is slightly different though. Also I decided to re-use JS for evaluation of sub-expressions instead of implementing own full-fledged parser. [1] https://github.co