Cool project. So I can run: cly run <alias> <parameter> and the parameter will be appended to the alias?

Yes, you can also insert parameters elsewhere in the alias using $0...n.

Not following all requirements, but you could also just have an RSS feed generated from markdown files you have locally and publish that (using a tool like mdrss).

Go program that converts markdown files (e.g. from an obsidian vault) to RSS feed with tags, publication date, etc.

https://github.com/TimoKats/mdrss

Hi, great project! Can you add the library pylan? https://pypi.org/project/pylan-lib/

Yes! To use pylan:

- Click on the Clip name (the default one is 'Use Python Libraries') - Click 'Manage packages' - Enter 'pylan-lib' and Click 'Add' - Click 'Run'

The package will be installed, and the code will run!

The list of libraries is only a small subset of the compatible libraries - I should make that way clearer.

ah ok. Thanks!

My format: hello@<fullname>.xyz. It's the same domain name as my personal webpage. E.g. hello@johndoe.xyz or hello@janedoe.me

I made a Python library that can be used to simulate the combined effect of financial patterns (e.g. salary, inflation, investment gains, etc) over time so you can plan your finances better. It's currently on my GitHub and I'm looking for new things to add to it :) https://github.com/TimoKats/pylan

Custom Github action written in Ruby. Checks if version is upgraded when updating the repository. Prevents creating a new release with an outdated version in the code somewhere.

This app reminds me of the marx brothers quote, “Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana.”

Referred to as a garden path sentence

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garden-path_sentence

Clearly the time flies should follow the mouse cursor.

They should change their behaviour as the pointer changes shape as you hover through various items on the screen

Is the dancing banana cursor still around?

"Time flies like an arrow, mouse cursor flies like a cursor"?

Having had friends who wrangled D. melanogaster, it reminds me of the smell of ether and yeast.

Hey thanks for your comment. Today I actually added support for this. If you make a markdown link to an audio file it will create an RSS enclosure. Including the file length (if it can be retrieved from header information).

[audio/mpeg](http://example.mp3)

<enclosure url='http://example.mp3' type='audio/mpeg' length='2273741' />

Today I added support for RSS enclosures. So you have full support for podcasts/audio formats.