Sanjar Afaq sanjarcode

function economy() {
    // Context (ignore)
    // global.requirements     // aggregated needs (demand vector)
    // global.tools            // current solutions (supply space)
    // global.alignment_tools  // governance/regulation/culture nudges

    // affordably_exists() search provider, cost of installing product/service
    // estimate_create_time() calculate engineering cost of product/service
    // create() product or service

Why

I had some videos (actually a folder that one more level of folders and finally video files).

I wanted to generate .xspf files for the whole folder, where each subfolder became a playlist. i.e I wanted to generate multiple files (one corresponding to each folder) XSPF files are used by VLC to store a string of videos. You can open the file with VLC and it will play them as a playlist, allowing prev/next video.

How to use

tree.js is used for generating the tree structure of the root folder, as an object.

Open a new terminal at given directory

gnome-terminal --working-directory some_path

Note:

this option works only if used before other options, so keep it before.
It doesn't work with relative paths, i.e. .. won't work. This could be solved - StackOverflow

Open a new terminal (as a tab)

Steps (to set up an existing React Native app)

Install react-native-cli globally, by running npm install -g react-native-cli.
Clone the repo. Do npm install inside it.
Connect phone (real) to the computer - by enabling USB debgugging/Wirelsss debugging through the "Developer Options" ((may need to enable them first, by clicking "Build number" repeatedly)). Accept permissions.
Make sure the phone connected by running adb devices in the terminal. A device should be added, in the success case.
Run react-native start, press "a" for Android.
"r" when the procees seems to have stopped. Keep pressing this if something gets stuck.
The app should now be installed and running on the phone.
Editing files should update the app now, automatically

	/**
	* Raw name to simpler name (for markdown file)
	*/
	function nameToHypenName(name) {
	name = name
	.replaceAll(",", "-")
	.replaceAll(" ", "-")
	.replaceAll("--", "-")
	.replaceAll(":", "")
	.replaceAll("(", "")

	## Get englisgh transcripts of a tree of .mp4 files
	## Cost incurred: 200 videos of ~3 minutes each => around ~$5
	## Other params: ~200 API calls; total ~40,000 seconds
	## Cost estimate as per pricing chart: 683 min * 0.006 = ~4.098

	## Ignores non mp4 files
	## Adds .mp3 files for each file, and then calls Whisper API and stores the .txt
	## Nothing is deleted

	## Resumable

	/* Instructions
	1. Setup print preferences: Press Ctrl + P on any website. Enable headers + footers, background graphics, and set margin to custom (set all to 0, except the top, set it to 0.5mm using the mouse)
	2. Copy and paste this file into the console
	*/

	// copied from https://github.com/liady/ChatGPT-pdf
	class Elements {
	constructor() {
	this.init();
	}

	const util = require("util");
	const promisifiedExec = util.promisify(require("child_process").exec);

	async function runCommand(command) {
	let retVal;
	try {
	const { stdout, stderr } = await promisifiedExec(command);
	retVal = [stderr \|\| null, stdout];
	} catch (e) {
	retVal = [{ code: e.code, message: e.message }, e.stdout];

	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>
	<head>
	<title>Record Audio</title>
	<style>
	#audio-list {
	list-style: none;
	}
	</style>
	</head>

	/*
	Local server (assumes Node.js is installed)
	Purpose - the console code sends data to this (local) server, so
	the transcript files can be saved locally.

	Add this file to a folder, then run the following command in the folder
	`npm init -y && npm install express body-parser cors && node app.js`
	*/

	const express = require("express");