Anybody hacking on anything cool this week?

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  • file-arranger

    Simple & capable Directory arranger/cleaner

  • File/Directory arranger https://github.com/anhsirk0/file-arranger

  • zapp

    Create plans for your Minions to run (by preaction)

  • I've been working on Zapp, a Minion workflow web app for quite some time, getting it ready for an alpha release. I originally started doing it because I hate Jenkins's UI, but now I'm realizing Zapp could do so much more than Jenkins ever could (ETL, applets, approvals, automations...)

  • WorkOS

    The modern identity platform for B2B SaaS. The APIs are flexible and easy-to-use, supporting authentication, user identity, and complex enterprise features like SSO and SCIM provisioning.

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  • EasyPing

    Ping devices, run custom scripts, do web checks and receive notifications when they go down via email, pushover, slack, or google chat.

  • Im also trying to rename my project https://github.com/scotticles/EasyPing it was at first just for pinging devices and getting alerts via email and pushover when things failed. Well I evolved it into a ping, web checker, script running system for custom checks and can alert via slack,discord,email,pushover. Its database backend is a csv file for easy edits. It has a docker container for easy deployments as well as carton for non container users.

  • openapi-generator

    OpenAPI Generator allows generation of API client libraries (SDK generation), server stubs, documentation and configuration automatically given an OpenAPI Spec (v2, v3)

  • Hacking on web API routes for $work. We now have to document/implement everything in OpenAPI 3.0. Unfortunately we’re not using Mojolicious so I can’t use its OpenAPI plugin to drive the implementation. Also unfortunately, OpenAPI::Client doesn’t support version 3.0, so I’m having to use the Java-based openapi-generator to generate test client code. (Yes, you can use any HTTP client to hit the API, but the point is to validate that the spec we wrote actually describes the implementation.)

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