awesome-privacy's Introduction

#!/bin/bash

# Perform literate tangling then run all the scripts
srcweave --tangle . README.md
for f in *.sh; do
    chmod +x "$f"
    bash "$f"
done
rm *.sh
git add README.md
git commit -m "Automatic update"
git push origin master
# Past the exit we can have invalid bash code
exit 0

I am a freelance software engineer and open source full-stack developer most proficient in Python, Go, C#, and ES6. I have particular interest in PETs.

My profile readme is a self-updating bash-markdown polyglot using the literate programming tool srcweave. In plain english, that means you can run this document as a bash script.

Information and statistics

Readme build time Thu Dec 28 02:49:54 AM UTC 2023

git.voidnet.tech status: Online

--- /updatereadme.sh

@{setbuildtime}
@{loadGitStatus}

It's handy to know when the current build was done. This portion sets the build time in the statistics section.

--- setbuildtime

# Set the build time
buildTime=$(date -u)

sed -i "s/^Readme build time.*/Readme build time $buildTime/" README.md

My gitea instance is where I do much of my programming: git.voidnet.tech

Below we check if my site is online, and we update the entry in the statistics section.

--- loadGitStatus

gitOnline=$(curl --max-time 6 -I https://git.voidnet.tech/explore/repos)
if [[ $gitOnline == "HTTP/2 200"* ]]; then
    echo "Gitea online"
    sed -i "0,/git.voidnet.tech status Offline/{s/^git.voidnet.tech status Offline/git.voidnet.tech status Online/}" README.md
else
    echo "Node offline"
    sed -i "0,/git.voidnet.tech status Offline/{s/^git.voidnet.tech status Online/git.voidnet.tech status Offline/}" README.md
fi

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