kauegimenes

I have a feeling theres some native unix commands that should cover this. So looking at the current scope of this tool, i think it would need more features.

Anyone has a bash script that covers this use case?

Can't you have a normal firefox profile for such cases? Do you have any javascript filters? I bet the issue must be related to configs messing with the JS runtime.

Its not only about protection, most web developers would use Cloudflare since its a free CDN and would increase the app load time considerably.

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What you guys think? https://www.zazzle.com/api/create/at-238457573239445416?rf=2...

That's why i switched from ngrok to localtunnel (global npm package) https://www.npmjs.com/package/localtunnel

You can just run lt -p 8080 --subdomain whateveryouwant ;)

Thanks, works from incognito mode in browsers also then :)

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i think this should be open source

What happens if do this:

https://text.brow.sh/http://text.brow.sh/http://text.brow.sh...

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I like using http://avatars.adorable.io/

Past: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=IP%20over%20Avian%20Carriers&s...

What you think about this syntax https://github.com/mmckegg/json-query?

This is now avaliable in v2.0.7 =)

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It's possible to implement the `location_1, location_2, location_3` as a optional feature.

But i am not sure what name to use for this option.

Here is all the logic related to this behavior: https://github.com/kauegimenes/jsonexport/blob/master/lib/co...

Thats awesome! thanks!

PR: https://github.com/kauegimenes/jsonexport/pull/27

Thanks for sharing, you can also use jsonexport with rowDelimiter: '\t' for a xls compatible output.

You can use jsonexport with rowDelimiter: '\t' for a xls compatible output.

Thanks for clarifying

Thanks for the tip, you are welcome to submit a PR if you want to =)

json2csv require you to tell every header and don't work well with nested objects and require json2csv-stream for large json files.

This only happends if its a simple array, but if you have something like

   name: 'Robert',
   lastname: 'Miller',
   family: null,
   location: [{city: 'A'}, {city: 'B'}]

This should only work if the .html is located on the local drive. If its hosted you will get a Not allowed to load local resouce error.

Where is the satellite quantity for this application? I cant find it.

What about ctrl + c?

Its a .zip...

What alternatives you would use?