Cherri is a programming language that compiles to Apple Shortcuts. When writing Cherri code, you're essentially creating iOS/macOS Shortcuts using a more traditional programming syntax.
/* */ for block comments, // for line comments@varName = value to declare variables| .PHONY: new renew upload download | |
| ENDPOINT=--endpoint-url https://nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com | |
| AWS=aws ${ENDPOINT} | |
| LEGO=lego --accept-tos --email xxx --dns digitalocean | |
| S3_PATH="s3://domain-certificates/acme" | |
| LOCAL_PATH=${PWD}/.lego | |
| DOMAINS=`ls .lego/certificates | grep key | sed "s/.key$$//"` | |
| new: | |
| @$(if ${DOMAIN}, echo "Setting up ${DOMAIN}", echo "Please set DOMAIN env var" ; exit 1 ) |
| - name: Get the volume name | |
| shell: ls /dev/disk/by-id/ | grep -v part | |
| register: volume_name_raw | |
| - set_fact: | |
| volume_name: "{{ volume_name_raw.stdout }}" | |
| - name: Check if the volume is already setup | |
| command: grep '{{ volume_name }}' /etc/fstab -q | |
| register: volume_present |
| # Script to query the numerous API | |
| # make sure that your API key is set in the apikey file | |
| import json | |
| import os | |
| import sys | |
| import argparse | |
| import requests | |
| from termcolor import cprint |