Introduction OP AutoClicker is one of the most popular auto clickers for windows, it’s almost always the first result for auto clickers on google, as well as being really easy to use. I downloaded it from here. I would highly recommend doing the same if you are going to download it. File hash File hashes allow you to compare 2 files, even if their name changes, based on the contents of the file....
My environment My current UniFi setup consists of just the switch, so lots of the features aren’t available for me, but this would be different if you had a full UniFi stack. Pictures These will be organised in main tabs (Ones going across the left), and then into sub-tabs (tabs that are inside that tab), and if needed then sub-tabs of those as well. Dashboard Topology UniFi Devices Client Devices Ports Ports Insights VLANs Insights Viewer Flows Settings Networks Security General Intrusion Prevention Port Forwarding Traffic and Firewall Rules Routing Profiles Ethernet Ports WiFi Speed Limit RADIUS IP Groups System General Integrations Updates Backups Advanced
This post won’t share the exact code behind the app, as it is available on GitHub, so if you are interested you can check it out below. The code for this project is available on the GitHub here The website for this is hosted here. What are we using? In this project, we will use flask and python for the website and CloudFlare R2 for storage. Installing the requirements Windows 1 py -m pip install flask python-dotenv boto3 Linux/Mac 1 pip3 install flask python-dotenv boto3 Planning Below is a simple design I made for the homepage of the app....
This post was written using this article from Pablo González. Our goals Add Umami to our Hugo page Receive analytics from Umami Since there’s only 2 goals, this shouldn’t be too hard. Adding umami to Hugo On my Hugo pages, I am using the PaperMod theme. So if you are using a different theme, you might need to look somewhere else to have the same files. In my project files, I went to themes/PaperMod/layouts/partials/head....
This tutorial assumes you have already ran the following commands, if not then you can run them now but it might be easier to just make a repository and clone it. Initialising the current directory using git 1 git init Adding current files to a commit 1 git add . Creating the commit 1 git commit -m "Your commit message" Now that you have created a commit, you can simply run the following command:...