cf-memorypalace/README.MD

Gregs Memory Palace

This project contains several files that perform various tasks. Here's a brief overview of each file:

DAG

This JavaScript file contains a bookmarklet function that prompts the user for a list of DAG Task numbers, separated by commas. For each provided number, it opens a new browser tab with the corresponding DAG Task details page. If the user doesn't provide any input, it opens the default DAG Tasks page in a new tab. This can be useful for quickly accessing multiple DAG Task details pages based on user input.

hashid

This JavaScript file contains a bookmarklet function that takes a string, decodes it using decodeURIComponent, alerts the decoded string, and copies the result to the clipboard.

jira.js

This JavaScript file contains a bookmarklet function that prompts the user for a JIRA ticket number and then opens a new browser tab with the corresponding JIRA page for that ticket.

moids.js

This JavaScript file contains a bookmarklet function that prompts the user for multiple MOID (Markit On Demand) numbers and then opens a new browser tab for each corresponding Jira page for those MOIDs.

rbc-di-featureflag.js

This JavaScript file contains a bookmarklet function that checks the feature flags set in the session storage and displays themm as checkboxes that the user can set then save

Workspace - WIP

This is just so i can get up and running on a new window with all the pages i care about

jsToMsDate.js

This JavaScript file contains a function that converts a JavaScript Date object to a Microsoft Date string format. It can be useful when working with APIs or databases that require dates to be in the Microsoft Date format.

msToJsDate.js

This JavaScript file contains a function that converts a Microsoft Date string format to a JavaScript Date object. It can be useful when working with APIs or databases that provide dates in the Microsoft Date format.

showDebugInfo.js

This JavaScript file contains a bookmarklet function that displays debug information about the current page. It can be useful for troubleshooting and understanding the state of the page during development.