This is a repo with all my personal scripts that I use. Suggestions for improving the scripts are welcome. As it's for my personal scripts, I make no attempt to package the scripts that I use. However, I do try to keep my scripts platform independent, so it should be relatively easy to adapt any of these scripts for your own use.
This file has helper functions for auto_gen_bookmarks.py. Each of the three functions has docstrings, and you can see those for information on the functions.
This script reads the bookmarks stored by the Brave browser, and then generates an Emacs org-mode or markdown file containing the bookmarks. The below shows usage informaiton:
usage: auto_gen_bookmarks.py [-h] [-p PROFILE_NUM] [-o OUTFILE_NAME] [-m] [-P]
[-t PANDOC_OUT_FORMAT] [-k]
Program to read the JSON that the Brave browser stores its bookmarks info in
and create an org mode (or markdown) file containing said bookmarks from it.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-p PROFILE_NUM, --profile_num PROFILE_NUM
The profile to take the bookmarks from. If zero is
entered, the program reads from the profile named
'Default'. This argument defaults to 0
-o OUTFILE_NAME, --outfile_name OUTFILE_NAME
The name of the file produced by the script and
written to the disk.
-m, --as_markdown Make the file produced be in markdown format instead
of the default org-mode.
-P, --post_process Convert the file to some format after the markdown or
org mode document is produced. This uses the program
pandoc, and this functionality requires it as a
dependency.
-t PANDOC_OUT_FORMAT, --pandoc_out_format PANDOC_OUT_FORMAT
Format to pass to pandoc as the type of the output
format. Suggestions are pdf, docx, html, and others
that play nicely with naming. Use in conjunction with
-P. This argument will default to html.
-k, --keep_pp_file This flag will cause the intermediate markdown or org
mode file produced to be kept. Use in conjunction with
-P.
This is a script to get a screenshot of one's schedule using George's
Schedule Machine and data from
one's SIS. It gets login info from Bitwarden
CLI, and then logs in to the user's
SIS with their credentials. Note: to individualize this for your use,
be sure to change the mechanism for getting the login info, even if you
do use bw, as the way I have it configured, it queries using the
object ID, which is not portable. Then, once obtaining the credentials,
it goes to George's Schedule Machine and inputs the schedule data,
saving screenshots of the table elements for the first and second
semester.
This script is to automate the reporting of volunteer hours with HelperHelper. It requires a TOML input file, which it then uses to enter the form information into HelperHelper.
usage: make_volunteer_hrs_entry.py [-h] [-i INPUT_FILE] [-H]
Program to automate the reporting of volunteer hours for IMSA using Selenium
and TOML.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-i INPUT_FILE, --input_file INPUT_FILE
The TOML file to read as input containing the relevant
information to be inputed in their fields. See
~/bin/mvhe/example.toml for an example.
-H, --headful Run the selenium webdriver in headful mode, opening
the browser so that the user can see what's happening.
This directory has a template and an example of the TOML used by the make_volunteerhrs_entry.py script. example.toml contains an example, while template.toml contains basically the same file with the fields replace by easily searchable placeholders. Each field name corresponds with the corresponding field name in the HelperHelper volunteer form.
The files in this directory are templates for the scripts I make. The names are self-explanatory.
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