Noodling

This is just a random scripts and config files repo where I keep code I'm playing with that doesn't deserve its own repo.
This repo is named after Ian Grimm's hated phrase "Let me noodle on this" because I found it funny.

Scripts in repo

Currently the following scripts are in the repo:

1. GitHub Unfollow - A quick python script to unfollow all repos in a GitHub org
2. encrypt_data_bag.rb and decrypt_data_bag.rb - Encrypt and decrypt Chef databags locally.
3. dockerClean.sh - Delete all local docker containers and images.
4. Download Apple Music Playlists - A simple Apple Script to download all of my playlists for offline listening on macOS while I wait for Apple to fix the missing "Download" right click context menu item.
5. pug_finder.py - A simple script that searches a Google Sheet's pubhtml URL for the string "PUG". It emails the results via AWS SES using SMTP
6. crypto_functions.py - A small library for cryptocurrency functions.
7. crypto_pricing.py - A script that manages a specific Google sheet I own regarding crypto prices. Config files in this repo
8. list_coinbase_pro_txs.py - A simple script to list the last 24 hours of Coinbase Pro transactions.
9. dns_to_terraform.py - A script to convert pi-hole/AdGuard lists into terraform list(string) variables

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Some config files I want to preserve:

1. Duo LDAP Proxy for JumpCloud - A Duo LDAP Proxy configuration that uses JumpCloud as the
2. okta_ldap_nginx.conf - An NginX configuration to authenticate against Okta's LDAP proxy
3. Visual Studio Config - My settings for coding C# in Visual Studio upstream LDAP server
4. VSCode Settings - My settings for VSCode
   1. VSCode Extensions - VSCode extensions I use with the above config
5. Nintendo Switch Connection Test - NginX site to spoof the Nintendo Switch's "I can reach the internet" test page
6. My Mac zsh config - My macOS zsh configuration contained in a single file
   1. fzf config - The ~/.fzf.zsh configuration file that pairs with my Mac zsh config

Other files in this repo

Any other files that are useful:

1. Standard gitignore - My usual .gitignore file (Also used by this repo)
2. pre-commit configuration - The configuration used by GitHub actions to enforce pre-commit

pre-commit

This repo uses Yelp's pre-commit to manage some pre-commit hooks automatically.
In order to use the hooks, make sure you have pre-commit in your $PATH.
Once in your path you should run pre-commit install in order to configure it. If you push commits that fail pre-commit, your PR will not pass tests.

Why not gists?

The main reason is that gists have a different URL every time they are updated while https://github.com/ahrenstein/noodling/blob/master/.gitignore will never change no matter how often I update it. This makes pulling these files via scripts reliable.