Jake Bellacera jakebellacera

I hereby claim:

To claim this, I am signing this object:

	import fs from "node:fs/promises";

	const camelize = (s) => s.replace(/-./g, (x) => x[1].toUpperCase());

	const getPathsFromSvg = async (path) => {
	const svg = await fs.readFile(path, { encoding: "utf-8" });
	const paths = svg.match(/d="(.*?)"/);

	if (!paths) {
	throw new Error(`No paths in file ${path}`);

	// ==UserScript==
	// @name Github Pull Request Autofocus
	// @description Helps you quickly review files in Github pull requests.
	// @author Jake Bellacera
	// @match https://github.com//pull//files
	// ==/UserScript==

	// HOW TO USE
	// ==========
	// 1. Open a Github pull request.

	// How to use:
	// 1. In VS Code, perform a search.
	// 2. Click "Open in editor" to open the search results in a `.code-search` file
	// 3. Save the file
	// 4. In terminal, run `node export-vscode-search-to-csv.js path/to/results.code-search path/to/exported.csv`

	const fs = require("fs");
	const path = require("path");
	const readline = require("readline");

	<?php

	/**
	* Plugin Name: Disable Yoast SEO Automatic Open Graph Images
	* Plugin URI: https://gist.github.com/jakebellacera/c2aab8f786a0617b27dd4914c70463d4
	* Description: Shows the default open graph image in case a feature image isn't set, rather than showing a random image on the page.
	* Version: 0.0.0
	* Author: Jake Bellacera
	* Author URI: https://www.jakebellacera.com/
	*/

	import React from "react";

	const groupDiffs = (from, to, parseValue, parseKey) => {
	return mergeKeys(from, to).reduce((groups, key) => {
	const group = groupFn(key, from[key], to[key]);

	const name = parseKey ? parseKey(key) : key;
	const from = parseValue ? parseValue(key, from) : from;
	const to = parseValue ? parseValue(key, to) : to;

	// Events are tracked using the Split.track() method
	//
	// The format is as follows:
	// split.track(CUSTOMER_ID, TRAFFIC_TYPE, EVENT_TYPE, VALUE)

	// Example #1: Track page load time
	split.track(USER_ID, "user", "page_load_time", 5.5346);

	// Example #2: Track API response time
	split.track(USER_ID, "user", "api_response_time", 1.7459);

	Yesterday:

	> * Redesigned dashboards
	> * Drafted blog post
	> * Speced out homepage redesign plan

	Today:

	> * Peer review blog post copy with @lenore
	> * Review homepage redesign plan with design team

	SplitClient split = SplitFactoryBuilder.build("YOUR_API_KEY").client();

	String treatment = split.getTreatment("USER_ID", "my-feature");

	if (treatment.equals("on")) {
	// insert on code here
	} else if (treatment.equals("off")) {
	// insert off code here
	} else {
	// insert control code here

	// The script below will ensure that gclid parameters are associated with
	// contacts in HubSpot.
	//
	// A few things are required before this script will work:
	//
	// * You will need to have the HubSpot tracking code installed on the page. A
	// few modifications will be required if you don't have the tracking code
	// installed. Additionally, you will lose out on the built-in cross-domain
	// features that the hubspot tracking code uses to store cookies.
	// * You will need to have this script installed on every page.