ccal: Calendar with local holidays via ip location

@galaxyDragon Are there any problems with automation detection by IP? I think that the list of countries can be found here:

ccal: Calendar with local holidays via ip location

How can we know a correct 'country code' ?

Advent of Nim 2023

Very late to the AoC party. My attempts if anyone is interested: I didn't know about AoC so hopefully next year I can get into it properly.

ccal: Calendar with local holidays via ip location

> What is the `ical`? is it macos calendar? It sounds like it, but it's actually a calendar spec designed by the IETF. It's supported by all major calendar applications.

ccal: Calendar with local holidays via ip location

I wanted to add file with days you want to highlight for your own reasons, but maybe it should not be a file, but external link, if it is link it could be private or public => a lot of question :) What is the `ical`? is it macos calendar?

ccal: Calendar with local holidays via ip location

I like this concept. If you wanna make it more useful, you could add ical support

Sitemap Parser

I'd suggest using dot syntax whenever you want something to look like it would in OOP, or if it's a property. For example: var player = getPlayer("Robert") player.kill() # kill(player) # ^ This wouldn't be as idiomatic since this is an action on the player, and

Nim need restrictions for values in type system

It's less than ideal, but thanks to `converter` and distinct a subset of refinement types are possible with present Nim. import std/[macros, genasts] type RefinementError* = object of CatchableError macro refineType(name: untyped, base: typedesc, expressions: varar

Nim v2: what would you change?

> That is hindered by The Thing Which Cannot Be Mentioned. I honest to god have > never had an issue with style insensitivity in my life, regardless of whether > I'm doing C interop, JSON (de)serialization, or anything else for that > matter. Have you ever actually had issues with this in real p

Ptr byte to cstring?

Great answer @PMunch. Thanks!

`nph` opinonated formatter v0.2

Is planned something like in nph ?

Ptr byte to cstring?

To understand what's going on we need to have a look at how all these types look in memory, and how they work in C. Your initial buffer type is a `ptr byte`, that is simply a pointer to a single 8-bit entity in memory. When you go to `AquireMemory` you pass a pointer to such a pointer. This is d

Nim need restrictions for values in type system

Why ? Because I'm tired of writing assertions everywhere. type AtomicNode= refinement x: Node x.kind in AtomicNodes proc getParent(node: not AtomicNode): Node = impl Run If it can't prove at CT that node is not AtomicNode, then it tries it i

`nph` opinonated formatter v0.2

> then people working on a given codebase will argue about what configuration > to use, which is counterproductive. I disagree. Tooling decisions and coding guidelines are an important step in setting up any project or development shop and, like I said, not every project has the same requiremen