Development

Dependencies

• node.js and npm (obviously)
• jq
• xargs (may needs to be installed manually)

Update all dependencies to their latest version:

cat package.json | \
	jq -r '.dependencies | keys[]' | \
	xargs -I {} npm i -S {}@latest

Update all devDependencies to their latest version:

cat package.json | \
	jq -r '.devDependencies | keys[]' | \
	xargs -I {} npm i -S {}@latest

Alias the commands for easier reuse

To reuse the commands without having to remember them just put them into your .bashrc or .bash_profile file. Add this to the end of your bash configuration and restart your shell afterwards:

UPDATE: i changed the source of the generator - if you want to see the updated source, please head over to the Github repo

Because I needed a quick (and reasonable secure) way to generate IOTA wallet seeds, I wrote a tool in Go.

this is the source code - so you can compile it yourself. you can also download it here (signature - my keybase profile).

Feel free to leave any feedback :)

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Today I needed a postgres database for development that persisted its data when recreating the container. That’s not docker’s default behaviour, but docker volumes to the rescue!

This is the command to run a postgres container that persist it’s data in /var/yourpgdata:

docker run \
   --name pgresql \
   -d \
   -p 5432:5432 \
   -e POSTGRES_USER=yourpguser \
   -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=yourpgpass \
   -e POSTGRES_DB=yourpgdb \
   -v /var/yourpgdata:/var/lib/postgresql/data

Fine… but what does this mean? Let me explain:

Today I had the case that I wanted to rename a subfolder in a git-project at work. “Easy” I thought. Just rename the file in finder, stage all un-staged changes in SourceTree, commit and push.

But… the only thing that happened was that SourceTree complained about not being able to find files in the old foldername. So I googled a bit and found a solution.

How to really do it

Just use git mv on the shell! The syntax is git mv {source} {dest}