This script mirrors GitHub releases into destination release systems through vendor modules.
release-mirror.sh— main runner.release-mirror.conf— example Bash-native config.module-gitverse.sh— GitVerse destination module.
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| .SYNOPSIS | |
| Copy Git-untracked or Git-modified files from one Git repository, | |
| or from many Git repositories found at an exact folder depth. | |
| .DESCRIPTION | |
| - Copies files that are modified: staged or unstaged. | |
| - Copies untracked files. | |
| - Copies Git-ignored dotfiles, such as .env and .env.development. | |
| - Optionally includes ignored files via -IncludeIgnored. |
| <# | |
| .SYNOPSIS | |
| Copy only Git-untracked or Git-modified files from one folder to another, skipping common cache/package folders. | |
| .DESCRIPTION | |
| - Copies files that are modified (staged or unstaged) and untracked. | |
| - Optionally includes ignored files (gitignored) via -IncludeIgnored. | |
| - Skips common cache/build/package directories (node_modules, bin/obj, __pycache__, etc.) even if they contain changes. | |
| - Throws if the source folder is not a Git repo. | |
| - Supports -From and -To parameters; prompts if missing. |
Extract and clean the XRay JSON config from a running Remnawave node Docker container.
Remnawave node runs XRay inside a Docker container. The running config can be dumped with cli --dump-config, but the raw output contains ANSI escape codes, carriage returns, and Remnawave's own service entries (API inbound, stats, policy) that clutter the actual proxy configuration.
This script:
Execute commands in parallel with structured output, logging, and progress tracking.
A bash wrapper around GNU parallel that simplifies running multiple commands concurrently with:
This is a curated collection of links to cheap VPS (Virtual Private Server) hosting providers, aggregators, and community resources.
The goal is to provide an easy reference point for exploring budget-friendly hosting options worldwide.
A Node.js utility script to parse Microsoft Launcher backup JSON files and list which apps (by package ID) are placed inside which home screen folders.
This is useful when migrating, auditing, or just inspecting your Launcher setup.
Note
You must first export a backup from Microsoft Launcher (via its settings) and unwrap it via this script by command node .\script.js .\launcher_backup_main.bak .\backup.json --unwrap-strings