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Utility to convert between various subscription format. Shadowrocket users should use ss, ssr or v2ray as target. You can add &remark= to Telegram-liked HTTP/Socks 5 links to set a remark for this node. Add a Personal Access Token into gistconf.ini in the root directory, then add &upload=true to the local subscription link, then when you access this link, the program will automatically update the content to Gist repository.

Vue Meta is a Vue.js plugin that allows you to manage your app's metadata. It is inspired by and works similar as react-helmet for react. However, instead of setting your data as props passed to a proprietary component, you simply export it as part of your component's data using the meta info property. These properties, when set on a deeply nested component, will cleverly overwrite their parent components' metaInfo, thereby enabling custom info for each top-level view as well as coupling...

Pixel Art to CSS is an online editor that helps you with that task. Combining the power of both box-shadow and keyframes CSS properties, you will get CSS code ready to use on your site. Furthermore, you can download your work in different formats such as static images, animated GIFs or sprite-like images. Pixel Art to CSS aims to be an intuitive tool by its simplicity, however, it is equipped with a wide range of features: customize your color palette, go back and forth in time, modify...

...The architecture follows a command-pattern setup: tasks implement a common interface and are scheduled and executed with concurrency controls (maximum goroutines customizable). It assumes a Linux environment with SSR proxy support, and requires the user to pre-install youtube-dl and ffmpeg. With its focus on automation, the tool is useful for easily archiving multilingual subtitles, prepping content for editing, or creating reference versions of YouTube videos.

react-imgpro is an image-processing component for React. This component process an image with filters supplied as props and returns a base64 image. I was working on a project last month which involved a lot of image processing and I'd to rely on third party libraries. But before using them directly, I'd to learn different concepts in gl (shaders) and then try to implement them in React. The difficult part was not learning but it was the verbosity, boilerplate code and redundancy introduced...