The One Eyed Fighting Kirby is basically a Vim substitution command that uses capture groups to transform text. The name comes from the way the regex capture group looks like a one-eyed Kirby (you know, the pink puffball from Nintendo games) when written in Vim. It’s a fun name for a powerful regex capture group technique that can save you tons of time when editing text. Here’s the basic syntax: ...
In order to reduce the amount of time I spend on writing pull request instructions, I’ve been using Aider with OpenRouter to generate them. Requirements OpenRouter key Aider .env file with OPENROUTER_API_KEY variable How does it work? Aider is a tool that uses AI to help you write code. It’s a chatbot that can help you write code, fix bugs, and even write tests. OpenRouter is a tool that allows you to route requests to different APIs. In this case, we’ll use it to route the request to Aider. ...
Sometimes you need to send to a third party service a different array structure than the one specified on Google Analytics 4 (GA4). So, in case you don’t want to create a new event only for this service and you want to reuse as much as posible a GA4 event like add_to_cart, then you need to map the GA4 built in array on GTM. This sounds pretty easy if you have used GTM (no server side) before, basically you create a new custom javascript variable and return the mapped array. However, on GTM using a server side container, the custom javascript variable is no longer available. ...