You [Gerald Bauer¹] have been permanently banned [for life] from participating in r/ruby (because of your writing off / outside of r/ruby). I do not see your participation adding anything to this [ruby] community.
-- Richard Schneeman (r/ruby mod and fanatic illiberal ultra leftie on a cancel culture mission)
¹: I know. Who cares? Who is this Gerald Bauer anyway. A random nobody for sure. It just happens that I am the admin among other things of Planet Ruby.
Case Studies of Code of Conduct "Cancel Culture" Out-Of-Control Power Abuse - Ruby - A Call for Tolerance On Ruby-Talk Results In Ban On Reddit RubyUpdate (August, 2022) - A Call for More Tolerance And Call For No-Ban Policy Results In Ban On Ruby-Talk (With No Reason Given)
> I just banned gerald.bauer@gmail.com. > > -- SHIBATA Hiroshi > >> THANK YOU >> >> -- Ryan Davis >> >> >> My full support to moderators. >> >> -- Xavier Noria >> >> My full support to moderators. >> >> -- Carlo E. Prelz >> >> That's fun. >> >> -- Alice
Works w/ any text editor - future-proof text formats - the free writer’s command line tool suite
officetxt library and command line tools - Write Notes, Articles, Journals, Presentations, Websites, Blogs, Manuscripts, Books & More
github: officetxt/officetxt, rubygems: officetxt, rdoc: officetxt
What’s Office.TXT?
It’s an all-in-one free write’s command line tool suite. Command line tools include:
officetxt(txt)journaltxt(jo)jekylldrjekyll(drj)mrhyde(mrh)octopodslideshowplutorougifykramdownw2mquik(qk)
Use
$ officetxt
-or-
$ txt
to listed included / installed tools e.g. resulting in:
Welcome to officetxt/0.1.0:
Tool versions installed:
journaltxt/1.0.1
jekyll/3.5.0
jekyll-import/0.12.0
jekyll-avatar/0.4.2
jekyll-planet/0.2.1
mrhyde/0.1.1
drjekyll/1.0.1
octopod/0.9.0
slideshow/3.1.0
pluto/1.2.3
rouge/1.11.1
kramdown/1.13.2
word-to-markdown/1.1.7
quik/0.3.0
What’s Journal.TXT?
Reads Journal.TXT and writes out (auto-builds) a blog (w/ Jekyll posts etc.); learn more journaltxt/journaltxt »
Try on the command line:
$ journaltxt --help
-or-
$ jo --help
resulting in:
Usage: journaltxt [OPTS]
-v, --[no-]verbose Show debug messages
-o, --output=PATH Output path (default: .)
-n, --name=NAME Journal name (default: Journal)
--[no-]date Add date to page title (default: true)
-h, --help Prints this help
What’s Slide Show (S9)?
Write your slides / talks / presentations in (plain) text with markdown formatting conventions; free web alternative to PowerPoint and Keynote; learn more slideshow-s9 »
Try on the command line:
$ slideshow help
resulting in:
NAME
slideshow - Slide Show (S9) - a free web alternative to PowerPoint and Keynote in Ruby
SYNOPSIS
slideshow [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]
GLOBAL OPTIONS
-c, --config=PATH - Configuration Path (default: Z:/.slideshow)
--help - Show this message
-q, --quiet - Only show warnings, errors and fatal messages
--version - Display the program version
COMMANDS
about, a - (Debug) Show more version info
build, b - Build slideshow
help - Shows a list of commands or help for one command
install, i - Install template pack
list, ls, l - List installed template packs
new, n - Generate quick starter sample
plugins, plugin, p - (Debug) List plugin scripts in load path
update, u - Update shortcut index for template packs 'n' plugins
What’s Dr Jekyll?
Lets you manage static website theme packages; learn more drjekyllthemes/drjekyll »
Try on the command line:
$ drjekyll help
-or-
$ drj help
resulting in:
NAME
drjekyll - jekyll command line tool .:. the missing static site package manager
SYNOPSIS
drjekyll [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]
GLOBAL OPTIONS
--help - Show this message
--version - Display the program version
COMMANDS
download, dl, d, get, g - (Debug) Step 1: Download theme; .zip archive saved
in working folder (./)
help - Shows a list of commands or help for one command
list, ls, l - List themes
new, n - Download 'n' setup (unzip/unpack) theme
unpack, pk, p, setup, s - (Debug) Step 2: Setup (unzip/unpack) theme; uses
saved .zip archive in working folder (./)
What’s Mr Hyde?
Lets you run a static website quick starter wizard script to download and install (unzip/unpack) a theme archive and configure a static website ready-to-use; learn more mrhydescripts/mrhyde »
Try on the command line:
$ mrhyde help
-or-
$ mrh help
resulting in:
NAME
mrhyde - jekyll command line tool .:. the static site quick starter script wizard
SYNOPSIS
mrhyde [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]
GLOBAL OPTIONS
--help - Show this message
--test, --dry_run - (Debug) Dry run; run script in simulation for testing
--version - Display the program version
COMMANDS
help - Shows a list of commands or help for one command
new, n - Run static site quick starter script
What’s Octopod?
Write your show notes in (plain) text and publish (and sync) your podcasts / radio talk shows; learn more jekyll-octopod »
Brought to you by:
Try on the command line:
$ octopod --help
resulting in:
Octopod - podcast publishing for geeks
Basic Command Line Usage:
Standard Jekyll commands:
octopod b[uild] # . -> ./_site
octopod build <path to write generated site> # . -> <path>
octopod build <path to source> <path to write generated site> # <path> -> <path>
octopod import <importer name> <options> # imports posts using named import script
octopod setup # Setup blog to become podcast-aware, copy assets and default config
octopod s[erver] # Starts the server
Additional Octopod commands:
octopod episode # adds a template for a new episode
octopod deploy # deploys your site
See 'octopod <command> --help' for more information on a specific command.
What’s Pluto?
Lets you auto-build web pages from published web feeds; learn more feedreader »
Try on the command line:
$ pluto help
resulting in:
NAME
pluto - another planet generator (lets you build web pages from published web feeds)
SYNOPSIS
pluto [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]
GLOBAL OPTIONS
-c, --config=PATH - Configuration Path (default: Z:/.pluto)
--help - Show this message
-q, --quiet - Only show warnings, errors and fatal messages
--version - Display the program version
COMMANDS
about, a - (Debug) Show more version info
build, b - Build planet
fetch, f - Fetch feeds
help - Shows a list of commands or help for one command
install, i - Install template pack
list, ls, l - List installed template packs
merge, m - Merge planet template pack
update, up, u - Update planet feeds
What’s Rouge?
Lets you highlight your code; styles are compatible with pygments; learn more jneen/rouge »
Brought to you by:
Try on the command line:
$ rougify help
resulting in:
usage: rougify [command] [args...]
where <command> is one of:
highlight highlight code
help print help info
style print CSS styles
list list available lexers
version print the rouge version number
See `rougify help <command>` for more info.
What’s Kramdown?
Lets you convert text with markdown formatting conventions to hypertext markup language (html) or latex; learn more kramdown »
Brought to you by:
Try on the command line:
$ kramdown --help
resulting in (note: shortened all options):
Command line options:
-i, --input ARG
Specify the input format: kramdown (default), html, GFM or markdown
-o, --output ARG
Specify one or more output formats separated by commas: html (default),
kramdown, latex, pdf, man or remove_html_tags
-v, --version
Show the version of kramdown
-h, --help
Show the help
kramdown options:
--auto-id-prefix ARG
Prefix used for automatically generated header IDs
--[no-]auto-ids
Use automatic header ID generation
--entity-output ARG
Defines how entities are output
--footnote-backlink ARG
Defines the text that should be used for the footnote backlinks
--footnote-nr ARG
The number of the first footnote
--gfm-quirks ARG
Enables a set of GFM specific quirks
--header-offset ARG
Sets the output offset for headers
--latex-headers ARG
Defines the LaTeX commands for different header levels
--line-width ARG
Defines the line width to be used when outputting a document
--link-defs ARG
Pre-defines link definitions
--math-engine ARG
Set the math engine
--smart-quotes ARG
Defines the HTML entity names or code points for smart quote output
--syntax-highlighter ARG
Set the syntax highlighter
--toc-levels ARG
Defines the levels that are used for the table of contents
--[no-]transliterated-header-ids
Transliterate the header text before generating the ID
What’s Word-to-Markdown?
Lets you liberate content from Microsoft Word documents; learn more benbalter/word-to-markdown »
Brought to you by:
Try on the command line:
$ w2m
resulting in:
Usage: w2m path/to/document.docx
What’s Quik?
Lets you run quick starter template scripts for scaffolding projects; learn more quikstart/quik »
Try on the command line:
$ quik help
-or-
$ qk help
resulting in:
NAME
quik - quick starter template script wizard .:. the missing project scaffolder
SYNOPSIS
quik [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]
GLOBAL OPTIONS
--help - Show this message
--test, --dry_run - (Debug) Dry run; run script in simulation for testing
--version - Display the program version
COMMANDS
help - Shows a list of commands or help for one command
list, ls, l - List quick starter scripts
new, n - Run quick starter script
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