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USEFUL TOOLS I CREATED

- decryptfile[1]

1: decryptfile

_Decrypt a file with AES-256 GCM (a 32-byte hash key) using the `crypto/aes` package.

Works with encryptfile[1]._

1: encryptfile

- encryptfile[1]

1: encryptfile

_Encrypt a file with AES-256 GCM (a 32-byte hash key) using the `crypto/aes` package.

Works with decryptfile[1]._

1: decryptfile

- markdown-create-table-of-contents[1]

1: markdown-create-table-of-contents

_Parse a markdown file to find `##`, `###` to create a table of contents (TOC) for links at github. I like to use a TOC at the beginning of my README.md files._

- markdown-delimiter-doer[1]

1: markdown-delimiter-doer

_Take a markdown file and "do whatever you want" between the delimiters and output new markdown file._

UPDATE GITHUB WEBPAGE USING CONCOURSE (OPTIONAL)

For fun, I use concourse to update my-go-tools GitHub Webpage[1] and alert me of the changes via repo status and slack.

1: my-go-tools GitHub Webpage

A pipeline file pipeline.yml[1] shows the entire ci flow. Visually, it looks like,

1: pipeline.yml

IMAGE - my-go-tools concourse ci pipeline - IMAGE[1]

1: IMAGE - my-go-tools concourse ci pipeline - IMAGE

The `jobs` and `tasks` are,

- `job-readme-github-pages` runs task

readme-github-pages.sh[1].

1: readme-github-pages.sh

The concourse `resources types` are,

- `my-go-tools` uses a resource type

docker-image[1] to PULL a repo from github.

1: docker-image

- `resource-slack-alert` uses a resource type

docker image[1] that will notify slack on your progress.

1: docker image

- `resource-repo-status` uses a resource type

docker image[1] that will update your git status for that particular commit.

1: docker image

For more information on using concourse for continuous integration, refer to my cheat sheet on concourse[1].

1: concourse

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