A list of various ongoing projects:
- pandocs and panflute - how do i pandoc
- captain hook
The Git College of Surgery:
- git college of surgery
- The first successful git-commit-ectomy took place on Friday, June 1, 2018. See https://pages.charlesreid1.com/git-commit-ectomy
- Finishing this requires a better way to visualize git commits
- To do that, we have developed git-subway-maps
Python + APIs:
- building an API that calls APIs so you can API while you API (a webhook that calls a hook - see captain hook)
- testing APIs with Python + requests (currently top secret, coming soon.)
Python + Command line:
- command line utilities with python
- testing command line utilities with python
More stuff:
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magic flying camel is a seed repository for getting started with a simple Jekyll page on Github Pages
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magic flying pelican is a seed repository for getting started with a simple Pelican blog on Github Pages
The rise of the mind machines:
- boring-mind-machine - contains base classes used by all the mind machines
- rainbow-mind-machine - for running Twitter bot flocks
- embarcadero-mind-machine - for running Github bot flocks
- cheeseburger-mind-machine - for running Google Drive bot flocks
- The rainbow mind machine organization - for containing all of this craziness
Each software package in the mind machine suite follows (or will follow) the prime number version system:
- More info on the Prime Number Version System
- This is another bit of documentation that was being blocked by the ability to visualize git repositories
- git-subway-maps should help with this.
PyPi and Dockerhub:
- Rainbow mind machine software packages are requiring a more streamlined deployment process
- Makefiles are in progress
- Currently working on implementing several Pandoc/Panflute filters
- Also see https://github.com/charlesreid1/translate-yer-docs for a practical usage of pandoc filters: translating documentation
how do i pelican - a crash course in building a pelican blog
mkdocs search demo a quick pop-up site demonstrating how to use the built-in search functionality of mkdocs-material and lunr.js to index a pile of markdown files containing interesting links.
captain hook - we have already mentioned captain hook several times, but this is the magic that makes pages.charlesreid1.com possible.