Welcome to Coding Sandbox, a personal repository containing an assortment of scripts and code experiments. This repository is a collection of utility scripts, code snippets, and small projects, each organized for easy navigation and reuse.
These are scripts that i created to help my lazy ass
The goal of this repository is to:
- 💡 Organize and manage miscellaneous scripts for easy access and reuse.
- 🚀 Experiment with new coding techniques, technologies, and solutions.
- 🔄 Provide reusable snippets for tasks ranging from automation to API integrations.
Each script is stored in its own folder. The folder name is a short, descriptive label (1-3 words) that summarizes the script’s purpose. This makes it easy to quickly identify and access the scripts you need.
/coding-sandbox
/EXAMPLE-hello-server
/Template
- EXAMPLE-hello-server: A simple example server setup script.
- Template: This folder contains template files that will be used when creating new script folders. Use these files as a starting point for organizing and structuring new scripts.
To get started with this repository:
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Clone the repository to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/coding-sandbox.git
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Navigate to the folder containing the script you want to use:
cd coding-sandbox/EXAMPLE-hello-server
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Run the script by following the instructions provided in each script’s README (if available). If not, inspect the code to understand how to use it.
Each script comes with its own specific instructions or can be easily understood by reviewing the code. The Template folder contains boilerplate files that you can use to create new script folders. Basic examples of script usage can be found in the individual folders. Feel free to tweak them for your needs!
Contributions are always welcome! If you have suggestions for improvements, new features, or additional scripts, feel free to:
- Submit an issue describing your suggestion.
- Open a pull request with the updated code.
This is a personal repository, but sharing knowledge and ideas is always appreciated!
This repository is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use the code as you see fit—just remember to give credit where due!