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	#!/usr/bin/env -S deno run --allow-env --allow-net

	/**
	* Spotify Album Popularity Fetcher
	* @file spotify-album-pop.ts
	* @author onegen (https://github.com/onegentig)
	*
	* A very simple script that searches for an album on Spotify and shows
	* the popularity of all its tracks. I wanted something like this and most
	* 3rd party tools provided it on the track level, which was annoying to me.

	#!/usr/bin/env python3

	# Tiny little script I made to generate spots
	# to use on a kinda-leopard-ish texture xd.
	#
	# Script generates exactly 5 spots on each run.
	# Made for personal use so don’t expect full compliance
	# with the best practices or smth like that.
	#
	# @author: onegen (https://github.com/onegentig)

	#!/usr/bin/env -S deno run -RWE

	/**
	* A little utility that renames music files to the format:
	* XX. AUTHOR - TITLE.ext
	* Made for myself, esp. for Bandcamp albums.
	* @author onegen <https://github.com/onegentig>
	* @date 2025-04-26
	* @license MIT
	*/

	/**
	* SYSEXITS.TS -- exit status codes for system programs
	*
	* This TypeScript import attempts to categorise possible
	* error exit statuses for system programs. It is heavily
	* based on standard C header sysexits.h, practically being
	* a TypeScript re-implementation of it.
	*
	* Unlike the sysexits.h, this file’s constants have EXIT_
	* prefix, rather than EX_, adapted from stdlib.h header.

	#!/usr/bin/env python3

	# Small script that downloads emojis from a Discord server.
	# @author onegen <https://github.com/onegentig>
	# @date 2023-08-26
	# @licence MIT

	# === Dependencies === #

	import discord