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emojipacks
CLI to bulk upload emojis to your Slack
CLI to bulk upload emojis to your Slack! Note you must have node and npm installed. If you don't, go to nodejs.org and follow the install instructions there. A file named batchUploadExample.sh is provided for your reference. Edit this file change the subdomain, email, and password parameters to your own and save it as batchUpload.sh or something similar. It optionally takes an argument for the directory path that contains your yaml files. If this is not provided './packs' will be used by... -
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h265ize
A node utility utilizing ffmpeg to encode videos with the hevc codec
h265ize is a command-line tool that automates the conversion of video files to the H.265/HEVC codec using FFmpeg. It is designed to reduce file sizes while maintaining high visual quality, making it ideal for archiving and storage optimization. The tool scans directories, identifies compatible files, and processes them automatically with predefined encoding settings. It emphasizes ease of use by minimizing the need for manual configuration. h265ize can skip already optimized files and manage... -
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Apolmb is a simple PHP- and Flash-only media browser/viewer for online directories. In the current version it shows images and plays audio and video content. Apolmb is based on OpenLaszlo.
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