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1. This Bash script copies Oh My ZSH pl... This Bash script copies Oh My ZSH plugin docs to Obsidian format, prompts for source and destination dirs, uses rsync to preserve structure, then renames files for categorization in Obsidian.

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   #!/bin/bash

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   # Prompt user for source directory

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   read -p "Select source Oh My ZSH plugin directory. Default is ~/.oh-my-zsh/plugins. Press Enter or 'y' to use default: " source_dir_input

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   source_dir_input=${source_dir_input:-~/.oh-my-zsh/plugins}

2. This Python script creates an INI co... This Python script creates an INI configuration file for project directories, reflecting the directory structure under the current working directory (including the base project directory). This script needs configparser (which is in the standard library of Python 3.5, 3.6, 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10) and can work as an alias.

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   #!/usr/bin/env python3

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   # NOTE: If you encounter any issues running the script, update the shebang line

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   # above to the path of your Python 3 interpreter. You can find the path by running

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   # the 'which python3' command in your terminal. Example:

3. The script detects Poetry, Pipenv, V... The script detects Poetry, Pipenv, Virtualenv, Conda, and Pyenv environments, initializes variables, checks for package manager/tool existence, determines the active state, and prints name & path info about the active environment. It handles cases of missing tools & provides details on the active Pyenv environment or local environment set by Pyenv.

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   #!/usr/bin/env python3

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   # NOTE: If you encounter any issues running the script, update the shebang line

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   # above to the path of your Python 3 interpreter. You can find the path by running

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   # the 'which python3' command in your terminal. Example:

4. This Python script automates the gen... This Python script automates the generation of an __init__.py file in a directory, based on unique non-internal function and class names found in Python files within the same directory

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   #!/usr/bin/env python3

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   # NOTE: If you encounter any issues running the script, update the shebang line

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   # above to the path of your Python 3 interpreter. You can find the path by running

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   # the 'which python3' command in your terminal. Example:

5. This Python script provides a way to... This Python script provides a way to detect and display the installed spaCy models within Poetry, Pipenv, virtualenv (venv), and Conda virtual environments. The script prints the names and paths of installed spaCy models for each detected virtual environment.

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   #!/usr/bin/env python3

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   # NOTE: If you encounter any issues running the script, update the shebang line

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   # above to the path of your Python 3 interpreter. You can find the path by running

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   # the 'which python3' command in your terminal. Example: