Closed Baerbeisser closed 9 months ago
Can I try this? I am new to open source contribution and wanted to see how I could help :)
Also, a quick question, I found no build instructions in CONTRIBUTION.md so I wanted to confirm that the best way to test it is by verifying the tldr-bot build status upon opening a PR
Can I try this? I am new to open source contribution and wanted to see how I could help :)
Also, a quick question, I found no build instructions in CONTRIBUTION.md so I wanted to confirm that the best way to test it is by verifying the tldr-bot build status upon opening a PR
Please go ahead and give it a shot. We are here to help you. You could run tldr --render <path/to/page.md>
to see how it looks. You can also install and run tldr-lint
and markdownlint
locally.
Thank you for your help @sebastiaanspeck 😄 . I have opened a PR for it #11654
Now i'm confused. I made this request because there were others like that. After this, i got curious, because the build instructions include NodeJS and your benchmark links other similiar projects, so there has to be a common source for the pages. So i found that this project too uses https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr. Shouldn't we request/add pages there instead? Why are requests here anyway, do you submit them to tldr-pages then?
Now i'm confused. I made this request because there were others like that. After this, i got curious, because the build instructions include NodeJS and your benchmark links other similiar projects, so there has to be a common source for the pages. So i found that this project too uses https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr. Shouldn't we request/add pages there instead? Why are requests here anyway, do you submit them to tldr-pages then?
Hi, I indeed think you are confused here 😅 , you made the page request in the right place/issue tracker. This is the main source code repository for tldr (once PRs get merged they will automatically be added as a zip archive in the website repo, which our clients use for cache) [tldr-pages is the name of the organization on GitHub and in other pages, whereas the package name is just tldr
] and @pandyah5 has created a PR (pull request) to add the ripmime
page to tldr at https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr/pull/11654, once it gets merged you will see it your client once you refresh the cache.
The other projects in README are similar but serve different or specialized purposes unlike tldr
. The official client is indeed the Node client but we have a lot of community clients and official clients in other programming languages too. Feel free to check out https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr/wiki/tldr-pages-clients.
Aw crap, now i got double confused, i thought i was by tealdeer. Sorry for that.
Not that i'm too embarassed about it, but instead of spamming the thread, could you delete those three posts?
Command description
ripMIME - email attachment / decomposition tool.
ripMIME is a command line tool used to aid in the extraction of email borne attachments to files which can be processed using other UNIX tools. ripMIME supports both the RFC MIME standards as well as being able to behave according to various MUA 'features' which are often used as exploitation holes.
Command details
v1.4.1.0
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