I’m continuing to post more of my programming snippets to Github. Over the years, I’ve got a bunch of short programming codes that I use to help me be more efficient.
Already published on Github
- Javascript: medium-to-opml Take all the people you follow on Medium.com and convert it to an OPML file
- Javascript: siteground-cpu-download My websites are hosted on Siteground. They offer a chart of CPU activity for all the sites, but no download of the data. This Javascript converts the chart to a downloadable .csv file.
To publish on Github
- Exiftool: Change exif creation date based on filename (I use this when I convert a movie to still frames. The metadata of the still frames has no exif data. This script adds the creation date)
- Exiftool: Take tags from a photo’s metadata, and put the tags into the description field. (I use this when uploading photos to Google Photos from Adobe Lightroom)
- ffmpeg: Merge multiple movie files into one
- Applescript: Copy current date and time to your clipboard
- Applescript: Mute sound for 100 seconds
- XSL library: I have a bunch of XSL files that pull data from XML files/feeds.
- yarle-evernote-to-md: The template I used to convert my Evernote notes to markdown.
There’s probably more. These are ones off the top of my head. Eventually I’ll get all these published on Github, so other people might find them helpful.