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Next.js + Vercel Build Info

Inject and display build metadata in your Next.js app deployed on Vercel:

• App version from package.json
• Commit SHA from Vercel git env vars
• Build time generated once per next build

How it works

1. Read package.json for the app version.
2. Capture current ISO timestamp at build.

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TypeScript NPM Package Best Practices Checklist

(Browser-first; works in TS & JS; supports ESM + CJS)

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1. Types

• Enable "declaration": true in tsconfig.json.
• Set "types" in package.json → e.g. "dist/index.d.ts".

2. Dual Module Formats

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Date: 2025-05-20 | Version: 1.0
Provided by Creo Collective LLC
Designed for Eagle Watch Automotive

Packages

This document outlines our core service offerings under four key areas:

• Web Design: website development and ongoing support
• Video Production: flexible video services from trial promos to full documentaries
• Marketing & Social Media: monthly content creation and campaign management

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

deps=$(npx --yes depcheck --json | jq -r '.dependencies[], .devDependencies[]')

if [ -z "$deps" ]; then
	echo '✅ No unused dependencies found'
else
	echo '🧹 Unused dependencies:'
	echo "$deps"

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#!/bin/zsh
# delete-cognito-users.sh
# deletes all cognito users with emails starting with 'coltenkrauter'
# assumes a single user pool exists

logInfo() {
	echo "[INFO] $1"
}

logError() {

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Real-Time Brightness Adjustment When Charging (macOS)

This solution automatically sets your macOS display brightness to 100% when the power adapter is connected. It leverages a LaunchDaemon that runs a persistent script listening for power state changes via pmset. This event-driven approach ensures immediate response without unnecessary polling.

Requirements

• macOS (tested on recent versions)
• brightness CLI (install directly from GitHub, see below)
• Administrative privileges

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git_branch_status() {
    # Define colors
    local GREEN="\033[0;32m"
    local RED="\033[0;31m"
    local YELLOW="\033[0;33m"
    local CYAN="\033[0;36m"
    local RESET="\033[0m"

    # Get current and default branches
    local CURRENT_BRANCH=$(git branch --show-current)

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midclt call vm.query | jq -r '
  .[] | 
  select(.status.state=="RUNNING") | 
  .devices[] | 
  select(.dtype=="NIC") | 
  .attributes.mac' | while read -r mac; do 
  echo -n "$mac: " 
  arp -a | grep -i "$mac" | awk '{print $1, $2}' 
done

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# Creates a feature branch with date-indexed naming based on $USER.
# Add this function to your .bashrc or .zshrc file for easy access in every terminal session.
#
# Example:
# If $USER is "ckrauter" and today is 2024-11-08:
# Running `fb` creates a branch like `feature/ckrauter/2024-11-08/1`.
# Running `fb utils package` creates `feature/ckrauter/utils-package/2024-11-08/1`.

feature_branch() {
  local main_branch="main"

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Traefik Proxy for Home Assistant on LAN IP

This guide explains how to set up Traefik as a reverse proxy for Home Assistant running on a local network IP. It includes creating a dataset for Traefik configs, setting up a Docker Compose file, creating the necessary Docker volume and network, and configuring Home Assistant to trust the proxy.

1. Create a Docker Network

Before running the Traefik stack, create a Docker network that Traefik will use:

docker network create traefik_proxy