Plenty do (specifically if they have an API), but you do need to configure Authelia to whitelist access to the API endpoint (or expose the port locally and point your browser extension to that if you aren’t doing any remote bookmarking). This is only wise to do if the API uses some sort of authentication.

It’s a bit more advanced, but definitely possible .

Disclaimer: I am not a developer nor repo owner.

Yes, it can make images and clone disks.

Can't tell you anything regarding deploying images to smaller disks due to lack of experience with this particular use case, but it probably should be able to.

HDDSuperClone is great for imaging failing disks

So... this is an application that can clone a slaved disk?

Does the app make images?

Can it deploy clone or images to a differently sized disk?

Do you plan to make a bootable system akin to clonezilla?

I just want a link tool like this that works with my SSO (Authelia/LLDAP). 😫

Thanks! Couldn't have done it without your work, so I'd like to thank you as well. Although, I achieved it through the sheer force of caffeine and ADHD, so if you see any issues with my code, just reply to my comment with what your issue is, because I don't check my github that often.

Hey! This looks good!

Already handled. I'm sure there are simpler, less resource-heavy ways of doing this, but this is about as simple as I could make it.

Three to four hours? That is unacceptable!

Seriously, that would be great as this looks very nice. Good work.

I could probably make a nice repo with a docker-compose setup and Dockerfile that runs this, but you'd need to give me 3 or 4 hours cause I have a messy schedule today

Update: Repo is live!

Any plans for a docker image? Looks nice!

The repo is public how about you check it first then come back. The access token is only used once and it remains on your local machine.

An access token is used to access the hithub API without rate limits, it enables passwordless authentication .

An unauthenticated user can only get 60 request as compared to almost 5000 using access tokens.

I'll address this in a future version which doesn't need an access token.

Why does it need a PERSONAL access token, when it's just cloning a public repo?! This looks way more shady, than it seems to be (currently!).

Related (meaning, proposing a diametrically opposite approach):

A more reasonable approach to pre-baked .gitignore files

Cool, I'll add that

Oh ok. I just took a very quick glance at the code. I still think you should add a very short (one or two sentences) "how it works" to your readme.

I'm also thinking of a way to get the templates faster without needed a github access token

It works offline, you only need to initialize the files only once.This downloads the files to a .gitno/templates folder in your home directory. Template generation is entirely offline. Its not yet refined, :) we are still at version 0.1.2

So what you're actually doing is just taking the .gitignore templates from Github, meaning they are not editable and it doesn't work offline.
Not bad per se, but you should definitely add that fact to your readme.

Encapsulation of external dependency. If the API changes to nltk, you can maintain the same interface and only make the change in one place. If you want to replace nltk, you only have to make the change in one place

Real life is turning into an SMBC comic

username checks out

Did think my phrasing was a bit off, but couldn't think of a better word at the time. Looks like I need OP to develop a Reddit–ChatGPT integration too!

ChatGPT's response...because I don't think it's ironic:

> The situation you described could be seen as either humorous or paradoxical, but not necessarily ironic. > > Irony is a figure of speech that involves a contrast between what is expected and what actually occurs, often with a humorous or satirical intent. In the case of a company banning chatbots and someone inventing an extension to bypass that ban, there might not be a clear contrast between expectations and reality, so it wouldn't be considered irony. > > However, the situation could be described as paradoxical, which refers to a statement or situation that seems self-contradictory or absurd. The idea of a company banning chatbots but someone finding a way to bring them back could be seen as paradoxical. > > > Another word that could be used to describe the situation is humorous, as it could be seen as a humorous take on the futility of trying to ban technology. <-- now THIS I agree with...

Didn’t expect to get an author to comment! Just wanted to say I’ve loved using CloudQuery! Truly fantastic work. Looking forward to seeing more Azure plug-in features