Utils

Name	URL	Type
Git Cloner	https://github.com/arun0808rana/git-cloner	Server + Script
Ubuntu-pkgs	https://github.com/arun0808rana/ubuntu-pkgs	Server
VS Code Bindings	https://github.com/arun0808rana/vs-code-bindings	VS Code
Google Search Navigator	https://github.com/arun0808rana/Google-Navigator	ViolentMonkey Script
Youtube Navigator	https://github.com/arun0808rana/Youtube-Navigator	ViolentMonkey Script
Yellow Functions	https://github.com/arun0808rana/yellow-functions	VS Code Theme
Personal Servers	https://github.com/arun0808rana/personal_servers	Server
AirBnb Guidelines	https://github.com/airbnb/javascript	Repo
Post Format Instructions	https://github.com/arun0808rana/post_format_instructions	Nodejs Script

Components

Name	URL
Slider	https://codepen.io/tuesta/pen/QoMqBY

Bash Bash Bash

Youtube-dl Aria2c

Concurrent downloads via external client.

youtube-dl -f 140 --restrict-filenames --external-downloader aria2c --external-downloader-args "-c -j 16 -s 16 -x 16 -k 1M" -ciw "___________________________________"

Github asset downloader using bash

This command assigns the URL to the package_url variable using command substitution, similar to the previous command. Then, it uses curl with the -LO options to download the file specified by the URL.

Make sure to replace https://api.github.com/repos/owner/repo/releases/latest with the actual API URL for the GitHub release assets. Additionally, ensure that the pattern "linux_amd64.deb" matches the desired .deb file you want to download.

Upon executing this command, the .deb package file will be downloaded to the current directory using curl.

package_url=$(curl -sL https://api.github.com/repos/owner/repo/releases/latest | grep -oP '(?<="browser_download_url": ")[^"]*' | grep "linux_amd64\.deb" | sed 's/\&amp;/\&/g') && curl -LO "$package_url"

bashrc stupidity

Github cli

You can download the deb version of the gh cli using curl. Notice this downloads the amd64 version specifically. Replace amd64 with your architecture name. But make sure it is provided by gh assets.

package_url=$(curl -sL https://api.github.com/repos/cli/cli/releases/latest | grep -oP '(?<="browser_download_url": ")[^"]*' | grep "amd64\.deb" | sed 's/\&amp;/\&/g') && curl -LO "$package_url" && sudo dpkg -i "$(basename "$package_url")"

OR

Download gh cli from gh cli assets

Below gito alias creates a remote repo and pushes main to remote on gihtub.

You need authorization although. gh cli will do this for you.

# aliases list
# after pasting this shit enter . ~/.bashrc
# in terminal
alias 'gito'='gh repo create "${PWD##*/}" --public --source=. --remote=origin && git add . && git commit -m "init" && git branch -M main && git push -u origin main'	

function open() {
    #do things with parameters like $1 such
    codedirpath=/home/dev/Desktop/pro/"$1"
    code $codedirpath
}

function clone(){
	clonePath=/home/dev/Desktop/pro/clones
	#extracting repo name from git url
	basename=$(basename $1)
	repoName=${basename%.*}
	cdingPath=$clonePath/$repoName
	
	git -C /$clonePath clone $1
	cd $cdingPath
}

VS Code Themes

Blueberry Dark Theme

Tokyo Night

Tokyo Night Horizon

Tokyo Night Frameless

tokyo-night

Ayu