diff --git a/technology/applications/cli/skate.md b/technology/applications/cli/skate.md deleted file mode 100644 index 5720389..0000000 --- a/technology/applications/cli/skate.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,58 +0,0 @@ ---- -obj: application -repo: https://github.com/charmbracelet/skate ---- - -# 🛼 skate -A personal key-value store. - -![Image](./skate.png) - -## Usage -Usage: `skate [command]` - -### KeyValues -Set a value for a key with an optional `@` db. If `VALUE` is omitted, read value from the standard input: -```sh -# Usage: skate set KEY[@DB] [VALUE] [flags] - -skate set foo@mydb bar -skate set foo < ./bar.txt -``` - -Get a value for a key with an optional `@` db: -```shell -# Usage: skate get KEY[@DB] -skate get foo@mydb -``` - -Delete a key with an optional `@` db: -```shell -# Usage: skate delete KEY[@DB] -skate delete foo@mydb -``` - -List key value pairs with an optional `@` db: -```shell -# Usage: skate list [@DB] [flags] - -# Options: -# -d, --delimiter string delimiter to separate keys and values (default "\t") -# -k, --keys-only only print keys and don't fetch values from the db -# -r, --reverse list in reverse lexicographic order -# -b, --show-binary print binary values -# -v, --values-only only print values - -skate list @mydb -``` - -### Databases -List databases: -```shell -skate list-dbs -``` - -Delete a database: -```shell -skate delete-db @mydb -``` diff --git a/technology/applications/cli/skate.png b/technology/applications/cli/skate.png deleted file mode 100644 index 04996a9..0000000 Binary files a/technology/applications/cli/skate.png and /dev/null differ diff --git a/technology/applications/desktops/spectacle.md b/technology/applications/desktops/spectacle.md deleted file mode 100644 index 06d8b88..0000000 --- a/technology/applications/desktops/spectacle.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,12 +0,0 @@ ---- -obj: application -repo: https://invent.kde.org/graphics/spectacle -website: https://apps.kde.org/de/spectacle ---- - -# Spectacle -Spectacle is a screenshot taking utility for the KDE desktop. - -## Features -- Screenshot region, windows, displays -- Screenrecord diff --git a/technology/applications/media/auto-palette-cli.md b/technology/applications/media/auto-palette-cli.md deleted file mode 100644 index 5286d6f..0000000 --- a/technology/applications/media/auto-palette-cli.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,96 +0,0 @@ ---- -obj: application -repo: https://github.com/t28hub/auto-palette ---- - -# auto-palette -🎨 `auto-palette` is a library that automatically extracts prominent color palettes from images, available as Rust library, WebAssembly and CLI tool. - -## Overview -`auto-palette` is a Rust project that offers color palette extraction from images. It consists of the following components: - -* `auto-palette`: Core library for programmatic usage. -* `auto-palette-cli`: Command-line interface for easy usage. -* `auto-palette-wasm`: WebAssembly version for browser usage. - -Perfect for developers, designers and anyone needing efficient color palette extraction. - -## Features -* Automatically extracts prominent color palettes from images. -* Provides detailed color swatch information (color, position, population) -* Supports multiple extraction algorithms: `DBSCAN`, `DBSCAN++`, and `KMeans++`. -* Supports numerous color spaces: `RGB`, `HSL`, `LAB`, `LCHuv`, `ANSI256` and more. -* Theme-based swatch selection: `Colorful`, `Vivid`, `Muted`, `Light`, and `Dark`. -* Available as a Rust library, Wasm, and a CLI tool. - -## Installation -### Rust Library -To use `auto-palette` in your Rust project, add it to your `Cargo.toml`. - -```toml -[dependencies] -auto-palette = "0.8.0" -``` - -### CLI Tool -To use command-line interface, install the `auto-palette-cli` crate. - -```sh -cargo install auto-palette-cli -``` - -## Usage -### Rust Example -Here is an example of extracting the color palette from an image using the Rust library. - -```rust -use auto_palette::{ImageData, Palette}; - -fn main() { - // Load the image data from the file - let image_data = ImageData::load("tests/assets/holly-booth-hLZWGXy5akM-unsplash.jpg").unwrap(); - - // Extract the color palette from the image data - let palette: Palette = Palette::extract(&image_data).unwrap(); - println!("Extracted {} swatches", palette.len()); - - // Find the 5 dominant colors in the palette and print their information - let swatches = palette.find_swatches(5).unwrap(); - for swatch in swatches { - println!("Color: {}", swatch.color().to_hex_string()); - println!("Position: {:?}", swatch.position()); - println!("Population: {}", swatch.population()); - println!("Ratio: {}", swatch.ratio()); - } -} -``` - -### CLI Example -Here is an example of extracting the color palette from an image using the CLI tool. - -```sh -# Usage: auto-palette [OPTIONS] [PATH] -$ auto-palette path/to/your_image.jpg -n 6 -c rgb -o table -+---+--------------------+------------+------------+ -| # | Color | Position | Population | -+---+--------------------+------------+------------+ -| 1 | RGB(221, 226, 222) | (104, 96) | 6778 | -| 2 | RGB(3, 144, 149) | (114, 201) | 5476 | -| 3 | RGB(23, 37, 36) | (120, 300) | 4300 | -| 4 | RGB(36, 88, 131) | (183, 145) | 1348 | -| 5 | RGB(254, 29, 44) | (183, 190) | 779 | -| 6 | RGB(253, 213, 116) | (25, 158) | 567 | -+---+--------------------+------------+------------+ -``` - -#### Options - -| Option | Description | -| ------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -| `-a, --algorithm ` | Algorithm for extracting the color palette.

**Default:** `dbscan`

**Possible values:**
- `dbscan`: High accuracy but slower speed. Ideal for precision over performance.
- `dbscan++`: A balanced algorithm with faster speed and good accuracy.
- `kmeans`: Fast speed but potentially less accurate. Ideal for performance over precision. | -| `-t, --theme ` | Theme for selecting the swatches.

**Possible values:**
- `colorful`: Prioritize colorful colors.
- `vivid`: Prioritize saturated colors.
- `muted`: Prioritize desaturated colors.
- `light`: Prioritize light colors.
- `dark`: Prioritize dark colors. | -| `-n, --count ` | Number of colors to extract.

**Default:** `5` | -| `-c, --color ` | Output color format.

**Default:** `hex`

**Possible values:**
- `hex`, `rgb`, `cmyk`, `hsl`, `hsv`, `lab`, `luv`, `lchab`, `lchuv`, `oklab`, `oklch`, `xyz` | -| `-o, --output ` | Output format.

**Default:** `text`

**Possible values:**
- `json`, `text`, `table` | -| `--no-resize` | Disable image resizing before extracting the color palette. May improve accuracy by preserving original image resolution. | -| `--clipboard` | Get image from system clipboard. | diff --git a/technology/applications/web/lemmy.md b/technology/applications/web/lemmy.md deleted file mode 100644 index 686f365..0000000 --- a/technology/applications/web/lemmy.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ ---- -obj: application -repo: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy -website: https://join-lemmy.org -rev: 2025-05-19 ---- - -# Lemmy -**Lemmy** is an open-source, decentralized, and federated alternative to platforms like Reddit. It allows users to create, share, and discuss content in community-based forums called *communities*. Unlike Reddit, Lemmy is part of the **Fediverse**—a network of interconnected servers (also known as *instances*) that communicate using the **ActivityPub** protocol.