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Claude Code Terminal Pro — Windows Port

Windows PowerShell port of claude-code-terminal-pro by rathi-prashant.

Gruvbox Dark status line for Claude Code showing model name, context usage progress bar, token count, working directory, and git branch.

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AdamNaj

# Gets the latest 30 log files, filters only solr query lines from them, groups them by query content and orders by most executed,
# Letting you find things that are most effective to cache.

Set-HostProperty -HostWidth 2000

$logFileFilter = "azure.log.*"
$logfileCountToAnalyse = 30
$minQueryOccurence = 20

Get-ChildItem $SitecoreLogFolder -Recurse -Filter $logFileFilter `

ericchansen

$CurrentState = $null
$NewState = $null
Write-Host "Monitoring device changes..." -ForegroundColor Green
while ($true) {
    if (-not($CurrentState)) {
        $CurrentState = Get-PnpDevice -Status OK
    }
    else {
        $NewState = Get-PnpDevice -Status OK
        $Changes = $null

bic742

$datasource = Get-Item .

$referrers = $datasource | Get-ItemReferrer
$pageOnlyReferrers = $referrers | Where-Object { $_.Name -ne '__Standard Values' } | Sort-Object -Property Name -Unique
$pageOnlyReferrers = $pageOnlyReferrers | Where-Object { $_.Paths.Path -like '/sitecore/content/{site-node}' }

if ($pageOnlyReferrers.Count -eq 0) {
    return;
}

georgechang

 {{
    #   Get all pages that are nested under the root
    #   Check if it has a layout (avoids data source object)
    #   Set flag to true. Show everything if no filter is set.
    #   Get page filters. If a section has filters, set taxonomy flag to false. At least one field must match selected filters. Set to true #if we find a matching field.
    #   If the field parsing remains true after checking each field, add the item to an array.
    #   The array takes the item, and the date field parsed to that the date is a single number, year/month/day.
    #   After all field and array parsing is done, sort the array by date.
    #   Loop through the array and render the items.
    

michaellwest

 docker image ls --format "{{json .Repository}},{{json .Tag}},{{json .ID}}" | 
  ConvertFrom-Csv -Header "Repository","Tag","Id" | 
  Where-Object { $_.Tag -ne "<none>" -and $_.Repository.Contains("/") } | 
  ForEach-Object { docker pull "$($_.Repository):$($_.Tag)"}

peplau

Line 1 - Changed the Import-Function Name to Setup-PackageGeneratorAdvanced
Line 5 - Removed as the $path variable was not used
Lines 20-22 - Updated to always show the Links tab, which is now a radiobox
Line 74 - Replaced by the block from lines 75 to 149
Lines 76 to 87 - Replaced by the block from lines 151 to 162

ErikNoren

//Snippet from Program.cs which adds the provider and sets up a Settings class to map the settings

using ErikNoren.Configuration;
using TestMvcWebApplication;

var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);
builder.Configuration.AddSqlDatabase(config =>
{
    //We can get the connection string from previously added ConfigurationProviders to use in setting this up
    config.ConnectionString = builder.Configuration.GetConnectionString("DemoDatabase");

michaellwest

$matchedItems = [System.Collections.ArrayList]@()

$revisionFilter = @("9323dec0-9b37-4fae-b87c-2dc12cbea0f2")
Get-ChildItem -Path "master:\media library" -Recurse | 
    Where-Object { [string]::IsNullOrEmpty($PSItem["__revision"]) -or  $revisionFilter -contains $PSItem["__revision"] } |
    ForEach-Object { $matchedItems.Add([PSCustomObject]@{"ItemId"=$PSItem.ID; "RevisionId"=$PSItem["__revision"]; "ItemPath"=$PSItem.ItemPath}) > $null }

$matchedItems | Show-ListView

rminderhoud

# This is a super **SIMPLE** example of how to create a very basic powershell webserver
# 2019-05-18 UPDATE — Created by me and and evalued by @jakobii and the comunity.

# Http Server
$http = [System.Net.HttpListener]::new() 

# Hostname and port to listen on
$http.Prefixes.Add("http://localhost:8080/")

# Start the Http Server