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fieu
8mo ago
Ermine: https://www.magicermine.com/ It works surprisingly well but their pricing is hidden and last time I contacted them as a student it was upwards of $350/year
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fieu
2y ago
Thank you for using the project! On the concern of it would be harder to setup, I think it would be easier in fact, you would simply curl the Go or C statically generated binary to your path and would alleviate the need for jq or curl to be
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fieu
2y ago
I have exactly the same issue. I maintain a project called discord.sh which sends Discord webhooks via pure Bash (and a little bit of jq and curl). At some point I might switch over to Go or C. https://github.com/fieu/d
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fieu
2y ago
I wonder if I could use this on my project which uses multiple glue functions to piece together JSON strings. https://github.com/fieu/discord.sh
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Show HN: Write-only command-line Discord webhook integration written in Bash
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fieu
2y ago
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Discord.sh – Write-only command-line Discord webhook integration written in Bash
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4y ago
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fieu
4y ago
Thank you for everything you’ve done spf13. I wish you the best of luck on your next venture!
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fieu
5y ago
Here is an aggregator site I found a while back. Very useful. https://icones.netlify.app/
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fieu
5y ago
Never thought of that. Good idea
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fieu
5y ago
Posted 1 year ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23419101
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fieu
5y ago
Similar to that tool but more than a simulation, you can use `act` to run GitHub Actions locally. Great for testing before deploying. https://github.com/nektos/act
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Ask HN: What is a snippet/small lib of C code that you include on every project?
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5y ago
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fieu
5y ago
Didn't realize it says "inspired by modern web development". Nevermind.
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fieu
5y ago
From what I can see textual is purely for the terminal. Nothing involving HTTP.