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Can Composer plugins add custom commands?
Article Introduction:Yes, the Composer plugin can add custom commands. Specific methods include: 1. Create a command class that inherits Symfony\Console\Command\Command; 2. Register the command through $application->add() in the plug-in's activated() method; 3. Ensure that the plug-in configuration declares the correct type and namespace; 4. After the user installs the plug-in, you can use new commands, such as composergreet; 5. You can view all available commands through composerlist. Plugin authors need to pay attention to the correct implementation of registration logic, whether the project is disabled, and version compatibility issues.
2025-07-01
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python argparse subcommands example
Article Introduction:Use the subcommand function of argparse to create structured command line tools. In the example, the task tool supports add and list subcommands. 1. The add subcommand receives task title and priority parameters and performs addition operations; 2. The list subcommand determines to display all or completed tasks based on the --completed option; the dest='command' dissipation of the molecular command and branch processing logic, the code is clear and easy to expand, and is suitable for building medium and large CLI applications.
2025-07-30
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How to install and manage GitLab plug-ins in CentOS
Article Introduction:The GitLab plug-in installation and management guide for CentOS system This article will guide you how to efficiently install and manage GitLab plug-ins in CentOS system. Plugin installation steps GitLab Administrator login: Use the administrator account to log in to your GitLab instance. Go to the management page: Click on "Manage" or similar options (usually gears or three dot icons) in the upper right corner of the page. Access Plugin Settings: In the menu on the left, locate and click Settings, and select the Integration or Plugins tab. Search and add plugins: In the plugin list, use the search function to find the plugin you want. Click the "Add Plugin" button, select the target plugin and follow the prompts to complete the installation. Plug-in configuration (if necessary):
2025-04-14
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How to change default search engine in chrome
Article Introduction:To change Chrome's default search engine, you can follow the following steps: Desktop version goes to Settings → Privacy and Security → Address Bar and Search, select or add a new engine in the list; Mobile version clicks the three-dot menu → Settings → Search Engine to make changes; if restricted, you can try the plug-in or change the browser.
2025-07-29
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RSS in XML: Unveiling the Core of Content Syndication
Article Introduction:The implementation of RSS in XML is to organize content through a structured XML format. 1) RSS uses XML as the data exchange format, including elements such as channel information and project list. 2) When generating RSS files, content must be organized according to specifications and published to the server for subscription. 3) RSS files can be subscribed through a reader or plug-in to automatically update the content.
2025-04-22
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Frontend Monorepo Management with Nx or Lerna
Article Introduction:Choosing Monorepo can improve multi-project collaboration efficiency and code sharing. Nx is more suitable for building medium and large systems from scratch, providing intelligent task scheduling, rich plug-in ecosystem and IDE integration; Lerna is good at NPM package management, and is suitable for existing build systems or open source projects. Both can also be used in combination. In practice, Nx can initialize and add plug-in to generate projects through create-nx-workspace; Lerna needs to set workspaces and use lernacreate to create packages, and select the appropriate version strategy.
2025-07-18
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How to run a command at a specific time once using at?
Article Introduction:To run a one-time timing task using the at command in Linux, first make sure that the at service is installed and started. 1. Check whether to install: Use which in Debian/Ubuntu and RHEL/CentOS/Fedora; 2. If not installed, install at; 3. Make sure the atd service is running and enable power-on self-start if necessary. The basic syntax is echo "command"|attime or press Ctrl D to end after directly entering the command. Supports a variety of time formats such as now 5 minutes, 10:00AM tomorrow, etc. Use atq to view the task list and use atrm to add task number to cancel the task. Notes include use
2025-06-26
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How to write and schedule a cron job?
Article Introduction:Cronjob is a tool used to perform timing tasks in Linux systems, and its core lies in writing correct time expressions. 1. The Cron expression consists of 5 fields, representing minutes, hours, days, months and days of the week respectively. For example, the command can be written as "02your_command" at 2 a.m. every day. 2. To add a task, you need to use the "crontab-e" command to edit the task list of the current user, and add the expression and full path command at the end, such as "01/home/user/backup.sh". 3. Check the existing tasks to use "crontab-l" and delete all tasks to use "crontab-r". 4. During debugging, check whether the script permissions and paths are correct.
2025-07-16
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How to create a thread pool in C ?
Article Introduction:Creating a thread pool in C requires manual implementation, 1. The thread pool includes thread array, task queue, synchronization mechanism and control switch; 2. The constructor starts the thread and enters a waiting state, notifies the thread to exit and wait for completion during destruction; 3. Add tasks to the queue through template functions and wakes up the thread to execute; 4. When using it, avoid problems such as uncaught exceptions, long-term blocking, unprocessed dependencies and dangling references.
2025-07-23
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How to ensure compatibility with H5 page production
Article Introduction:H5 page compatibility issues can be solved by embracing standards and adopting progressive enhancement strategies. Implementation methods include: using standard specifications of HTML, CSS and JavaScript. First, ensure the basic functions of mainstream browsers, and then gradually add support for other browsers and devices. Use CSS3 private prefix to achieve the effect in browsers that do not support standard syntax. Use feature detection in JavaScript, not browser sniffing. Compatibility testing is carried out using automated testing tools such as Selenium and Puppeteer. Optimize code performance and make full use of browser caching and compression technology. Continue to learn new knowledge and techniques and conduct adequate testing to ensure compatibility.
2025-04-06
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How to disable directory listing in WordPress
Article Introduction:To disable the directory browsing function of WordPress site, 1. For the Apache server, add "Options-Indexes" to the .htaccess file to prohibit the display of directory contents; 2. For the Nginx server, modify the configuration file, set "autoindexoff" in the corresponding location block, and restart Nginx; 3. Upload the blank index.php or index.html file to the target directory to overwrite the directory list display; 4. Manually access specific directory paths to test whether the browsing function is enabled, or use the security plug-in to automatically detect and repair it. The above methods can effectively prevent the directory structure from being viewed externally and improve website security.
2025-07-31
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How to configure tasks.json compiler settings for GCC in VS Code on Linux?
Article Introduction:To configure GCC to compile through tasks.json in VSCode on Linux, you must first create a basic task structure and specify the compilation commands and parameters. 1. Create tasks.json file in .vscode directory, define gcc commands, source files (such as main.c), output paths (such as -omyprogram) and compilation group settings; 2. Add warning options such as -Wall, -Wextra and -Og or -O2 optimization flags to improve the development experience; 3. Use ${file} and ${workspaceFolder} variables to enhance path flexibility, which is convenient for team collaboration and cross-platform use; 4. If multiple file projects are involved, you can list all source files or
2025-07-06
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How to remove pre-installed bloatware from Windows
Article Introduction:To uninstall pre-installed Windows software, you can take the following steps in turn: First, use the uninstall function that comes with the system, open the Start menu, right-click the application you want to uninstall and select "Uninstall"; secondly, for situations that require system-level deletion, you can run PowerShell through administrator privileges, enter commands to list all application packages and remove them one by one, or add parameters to achieve deletion of all users; finally, for software that cannot be uninstalled, you can disable the startup item in the Task Manager to increase the startup speed, or use third-party tools to simplify operations.
2025-07-29
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Add Comma in Excel between Names with SUBSTITUTE Formula
Article Introduction:In an Excel worksheet, you may encounter situations where the last name and first are not separated by commas, and manually adding commas can be a tedious task. Fortunately, this tutorial will teach you how to add commas to names in Excel using the SUBSTITUTE function. The SUBSTITUTE function is a text function used to search and replace text strings in Excel. This is a very useful function if you want to replace old text with new text. Let's start exploring the functions of this function right now. Key Points Simplify List Format – Use the SUBSTITUTE function to easily insert commas between names without manually editing each entry. Suitable for batch changes – you can quickly transfer formulas
2025-05-25
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Python Collections.deque Example
Article Introduction:collections.deque performs better than list when operating on both ends. 1. Use append()/appendleft() and pop()/popleft() to add or delete elements on the right/left side; 2. Set the maxlen parameter to implement a fixed-length queue, and the left element will automatically pop up when it exceeds; 3. Extend() is added in batches from the right side, extendleft() is added in batches from the left side but the element order is reversed; 4. The FIFO task queue can be implemented, and the tasks are processed through popleft(); 5. It can also be used as a LIFO stack, and the operation is applied through append() and pop(); rotate(n) can loop to move elements, and the positive number is rotated right,
2025-08-03
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Dave The Diver: How To Catch Spider Crabs
Article Introduction:In Dave The Diver, there are some creatures that are not easy to catch. Or, catch alive that is. The spider crab is one of those very species, making it seem like the only way to bring these crustaceans back up to land is to viciously crack them up w
2025-01-10
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Prepare for Interview Like a Pro with Interview Questions CLI
Article Introduction:Prepare for Interview Like a Pro with Interview Questions CLI
What is the Interview Questions CLI?
The Interview Questions CLI is a command-line tool designed for JavaScript learners and developers who want to enhance their interview
2025-01-10
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