Daily Shaarli
March 13, 2021
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Pandoc preprocessor/wrapper to consume, display, merge and diff criticmarkup (i.e. track changes mode).
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Written in python and intended for web scraping.
What's really nice is that is supports a lot of languages (english, french, spanish, russian, german, etc) without any need for switching in code.
Uses an .ics
file (or a simulated file, through a HEREDOC, see solutions here ) to send it through curl as a data stream and thus bring it into Nextcloud.
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Simple date-time parser, with nice unix-y philosophy.
Demo shows how it can be integrated into e.g. vim workflow for switching between different representations of dates,
and moving dates up, creating diaries with hundreds of entries, etc.
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date-time parser for go. Similar to dateparse for python, just for Go - and I'm not sure if it supports as many natural formats, or languages.