composer require barryvdh/laravel-debugbar --dev

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The cryptocurrency market is rapidly expanding, with new digital assets, tokens, and blockchain-based applications emerging daily. As more users turn to digital wallets to store and manage their cryptocurrencies, businesses are presented with a lucrative opportunity to enter the space. One of the most effective ways to do this is by offering a white-label crypto wallet solution.

But what exactly is a white-label crypto wallet, and how can it benefit your business? Let’s dive into the details and explore why this solution is quickly becoming a game changer for enterprises across the globe.

What is a White-Label Crypto Wallet?
  
  
A white-label crypto wallet is a pre-built cryptocurrency wallet that businesses can rebrand, customize, and launch as their own. These wallets come with all the essential features needed for users to store, manage, and transfer digital assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other altcoins.


With a white-label solution, you don’t need to invest heavily in development, as the core wallet infrastructure is already created for you. You simply customize the branding, add specific features you need, and then release it to the market. This drastically reduces the time and cost of building a cryptocurrency wallet from scratch.


Why Choose a White-Label Crypto Wallet?
  
  
Cost-Effective: 

Developing a cryptocurrency wallet from the ground up can be time-consuming and costly. A white-label solution, on the other hand, allows businesses to skip the initial heavy investment and get to market faster.

Speed to Market: 

Time is of the essence in the competitive crypto space. A white-label wallet enables businesses to launch their branded app quickly, seizing opportunities as they arise.

Customization & Branding: 

You have full control over the wallet's branding, design, and user experience. Whether you’re a fintech company, crypto exchange, or a startup, your wallet can reflect your brand’s identity and offer a personalized experience for users.

Advanced Security Features: 

Security is a major concern in the cryptocurrency world, and a white-label wallet comes with built-in, enterprise-grade security features, such as encryption, two-factor authentication (2FA), and secure transaction protocols. This ensures that your users’ funds and data are safe from potential threats.

Multi-Currency Support: 

Many white-label wallet solutions support multiple cryptocurrencies, allowing users to store a wide variety of digital assets in one place. This makes your wallet more versatile and appealing to a broader audience.

Scalability: 

As your business grows, so can your wallet. White-label crypto wallets are built to scale, meaning they can handle increasing numbers of users, transactions, and blockchain integrations without compromising performance.

Key Features of a White-Label Crypto Wallet


Multi-Currency Support: Support for major cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc.) and sometimes even tokens from multiple blockchains.

Secure Private Key Management: 

Users control their private keys, ensuring full ownership of their assets.

User-Friendly Interface: 

Easy-to-navigate design ensures that even novice crypto users can enjoy a seamless experience.

Cross-Platform Compatibility: 

Available on both iOS and Android devices, and sometimes even web platforms, to reach a wider audience.

Integration with Decentralized Finance (DeFi): 

Some white-label wallets offer features like staking, lending, and decentralized exchange (DEX) integration.

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): 

An added layer of security for user accounts and transactions.

Use Cases for White-Label Crypto Wallets


Cryptocurrency Exchanges: 

Exchanges can offer their users a secure wallet to store and transfer funds within the platform, ensuring a seamless experience.

Fintech Companies: 

Fintech businesses that want to venture into the crypto world can easily provide their customers with a wallet to store digital assets, send/receive crypto, and track balances.

Blockchain Projects: 

Projects with their own tokens can offer a branded wallet for users to store their tokens and interact with decentralized apps (dApps).

Payment Providers: 

Businesses in the payment industry can use white-label crypto wallets to enable their customers to make crypto payments in a secure and easy-to-use environment.

Choosing the Right White-Label Crypto Wallet Solution


When selecting a white-label crypto wallet provider, there are a few key factors to consider:

Security: 

The solution should offer industry-leading security features, including encryption, cold storage, and multi-sig options.

Customization: 

Ensure that the solution can be tailored to your branding and any specific features you require.

Scalability: 

Choose a provider that offers scalability to grow with your business and user base.

Support: 

Look for a provider that offers 24/7 customer support and regular software updates.

Conclusion

The rise of cryptocurrency has revolutionized the financial landscape, and a white-label crypto wallet offers businesses a simple, cost-effective way to tap into this exciting market. With the ability to quickly launch a secure, customizable wallet with minimal development effort, enterprises can position themselves as leaders in the crypto space, offering their customers an essential tool for managing digital assets.

If you’re looking to start your own crypto wallet service, a white-label solution is the way forward. Get in touch with a reliable provider today, and take your first step toward offering a seamless cryptocurrency experience to your users.

-- TPAP: RISK200
DROP TABLE team_kingkong.tpap_risk200_breaches;
 
-- CREATE TABLE team_kingkong.tpap_risk200_breaches AS
INSERT INTO team_kingkong.tpap_risk200_breaches
with temp_tpap_base as
(SELECT DISTINCT bt.txn_id,
bt.payer_vpa,
bt.payee_vpa,
bt.txn_date,
bt.txn_amount,
st.category,
COALESCE(rd.upi_subtype, CASE WHEN st.category = 'LITE_MANDATE' THEN 'UPI_LITE_MANDATE' ELSE '' END) AS upi_subtype
FROM
    (SELECT txn_id,
    MAX(CASE WHEN participant_type = 'PAYER' THEN vpa END) AS payer_vpa,
    MAX(CASE WHEN participant_type = 'PAYEE' THEN vpa END) AS payee_vpa,
    MAX(created_on) AS txn_date,
    MAX(amount) AS txn_amount
    FROM switch.txn_participants_snapshot_v3
    WHERE DATE(dl_last_updated) BETWEEN DATE '2025-01-01' AND DATE '2025-01-31'
    AND DATE(created_on) BETWEEN DATE '2025-01-01' AND DATE '2025-01-31'
    GROUP BY txn_id) bt
INNER JOIN
    (SELECT txn_id, category
    FROM switch.txn_info_snapshot_v3
    WHERE DATE(dl_last_updated) BETWEEN DATE '2025-01-01' AND DATE '2025-01-31'
    AND DATE(created_on) BETWEEN DATE '2025-01-01' AND DATE '2025-01-31'
    AND UPPER(status) = 'SUCCESS') st
ON bt.txn_id = st.txn_id
INNER JOIN (
    SELECT DISTINCT txnid,
    REGEXP_REPLACE(CAST(json_extract(request, '$.evaluationType') AS varchar), '"', '') AS upi_subtype
    FROM tpap_hss.upi_switchv2_dwh_risk_data_snapshot_v3
    WHERE DATE(dl_last_updated) BETWEEN DATE '2025-01-01' AND DATE '2025-01-31'
    AND (LOWER(REGEXP_REPLACE(CAST(json_extract(request, '$.requestPayload.payerVpa') AS varchar), '"', '')) LIKE '%@paytm%'
    OR LOWER(REGEXP_REPLACE(CAST(json_extract(request, '$.requestPayload.payerVpa') AS varchar), '"', '')) LIKE '%@pt%')
    AND json_extract_scalar(response, '$.action_recommended') <> 'BLOCK') rd
ON bt.txn_id = rd.txnid
WHERE (payer_vpa LIKE '%@paytm%') OR (payer_vpa LIKE '%@pt%')),
 
temp_blacklist AS
    (SELECT vpa AS blacklisted_vpa,
    DATE(FROM_UNIXTIME(CAST("timestamp" AS double) / 1000)) AS blacklist_date
    FROM team_kingkong.upi_blacklist_vpa_shivam
    WHERE "timestamp" IS NOT NULL
    AND "timestamp" <> ''
    AND DATE(FROM_UNIXTIME(CAST("timestamp" AS double) / 1000)) <= DATE '2025-01-31')
 
SELECT *, IF(payer_vpa = blacklisted_vpa, 'txn with blacklisted payer_vpa', 'txn with blacklisted payee_vpa') as breach_reason FROM  
  (SELECT tb.txn_id,
  tb.payer_vpa,
  tb.payee_vpa,
  tb.txn_date,
  tb.txn_amount,
  tb.category,
  tb.upi_subtype,
  COALESCE(pv.blacklisted_vpa, rv.blacklisted_vpa) AS blacklisted_vpa,
  COALESCE(pv.blacklist_date, rv.blacklist_date) AS blacklist_date,
  'RISK200' AS risk_code,
  'upi_blacklisted_vpa' AS rule_name
  FROM temp_tpap_base tb
LEFT JOIN temp_blacklist pv
  ON tb.payer_vpa = pv.blacklisted_vpa AND tb.txn_date > pv.blacklist_date
LEFT JOIN temp_blacklist rv
  ON tb.payee_vpa = rv.blacklisted_vpa AND tb.txn_date > rv.blacklist_date)
WHERE blacklisted_vpa IS NOT NULL AND blacklist_date < DATE(txn_date);

DROP TABLE team_kingkong.tpap_risk307_breaches;

-- CREATE TABLE team_kingkong.tpap_risk307_breaches AS
INSERT INTO team_kingkong.tpap_risk307_breaches
with tpap_base as
(SELECT DISTINCT B.*, C.category
, IF(D.upi_subtype IS NOT NULL, D.upi_subtype, IF(C.category = 'LITE_MANDATE', 'UPI_LITE_MANDATE', '')) AS upi_subtype
FROM
    (SELECT txn_id,
    MAX(CASE WHEN participant_type = 'PAYER' THEN vpa END) AS payer_vpa,
    MAX(CASE WHEN participant_type = 'PAYEE' THEN vpa END) AS payee_vpa,
    MAX(created_on) as txn_date,
    MAX(amount) AS txn_amount,
    created_on AS txn_time
    FROM switch.txn_participants_snapshot_v3
    WHERE DATE(dl_last_updated) BETWEEN DATE'2025-01-01' AND DATE'2025-01-31'
    AND DATE(created_on) BETWEEN DATE'2025-01-01' AND DATE'2025-01-31'
    AND vpa IS NOT NULL
    GROUP BY 1,6)B
inner join
    (select txn_id, category
    from switch.txn_info_snapshot_v3
    where DATE(dl_last_updated) BETWEEN DATE'2025-01-01' AND DATE'2025-01-31'
    and DATE(created_on) BETWEEN DATE'2025-01-01' AND DATE'2025-01-31'
    and upper(status) = 'SUCCESS'
    AND category = 'VPA2MERCHANT') C
on B.txn_id = C.txn_id
INNER JOIN
    (SELECT txnid
    , regexp_replace(cast(json_extract(request, '$.evaluationType') as varchar), '"', '') AS upi_subtype
    FROM tpap_hss.upi_switchv2_dwh_risk_data_snapshot_v3
    WHERE DATE(dl_last_updated) BETWEEN date'2025-01-01' AND DATE'2025-01-31'
    AND (lower(regexp_replace(cast(json_extract(request, '$.requestPayload.payerVpa') as varchar), '"', '')) LIKE '%@paytm%'
    or lower(regexp_replace(cast(json_extract(request, '$.requestPayload.payerVpa') as varchar), '"', '')) like '%@pt%')
    AND GET_JSON_OBJECT(request, '$.requestPayload.payeeType') = 'ENTITY'
    AND json_extract_scalar(response, '$.action_recommended') <> 'BLOCK')D
ON B.txn_id = D.txnid)

SELECT *, '24 hr txn cnt threshold breached' as breach_reason FROM
    (SELECT t1.payer_vpa,
      t1.payee_vpa,
      t1.txn_id,
      t1.txn_amount,
      t1.txn_time,
      t1.category,
      t1.upi_subtype,
      COUNT(t2.txn_id) AS prior_txns_last_24h,
      10 as threshold
    FROM tpap_base t1
    INNER JOIN tpap_base t2
      ON t1.payer_vpa = t2.payer_vpa
      AND t1.payee_vpa = t2.payee_vpa
      AND t1.txn_id <> t2.txn_id
      AND t2.txn_time BETWEEN (t1.txn_time - INTERVAL '24' HOUR) AND t1.txn_time
      AND t2.txn_amount > 1000
    GROUP BY t1.payer_vpa, t1.payee_vpa, t1.txn_id, t1.txn_amount, t1.txn_time, t1.category, t1.upi_subtype)
WHERE prior_txns_last_24h > threshold;

<?php

/**
 * Title         : Aqua Resizer
 * Description   : Resizes WordPress images on the fly
 * Version       : 1.2.2
 * Author        : Syamil MJ
 * Author URI    : http://aquagraphite.com
 * License       : WTFPL - http://sam.zoy.org/wtfpl/
 * Documentation : https://github.com/sy4mil/Aqua-Resizer/
 *
 * @param string  $url      - (required) must be uploaded using wp media uploader
 * @param int     $width    - (required)
 * @param int     $height   - (optional)
 * @param bool    $crop     - (optional) default to soft crop
 * @param bool    $single   - (optional) returns an array if false
 * @param bool    $upscale  - (optional) resizes smaller images
 * @uses  wp_upload_dir()
 * @uses  image_resize_dimensions()
 * @uses  wp_get_image_editor()
 *
 * @return str|array
 */

if(!class_exists('Aq_Resize')) {
    class Aq_Exception extends Exception {}

    class Aq_Resize
    {
        /**
         * The singleton instance
         */
        static private $instance = null;

        /**
         * Should an Aq_Exception be thrown on error?
         * If false (default), then the error will just be logged.
         */
        public $throwOnError = false;

        /**
         * No initialization allowed
         */
        private function __construct() {}

        /**
         * No cloning allowed
         */
        private function __clone() {}

        /**
         * For your custom default usage you may want to initialize an Aq_Resize object by yourself and then have own defaults
         */
        static public function getInstance() {
            if(self::$instance == null) {
                self::$instance = new self;
            }

            return self::$instance;
        }

        /**
         * Run, forest.
         */
        public function process( $url, $width = null, $height = null, $crop = null, $single = true, $upscale = false ) {
            try {
                // Validate inputs.
                if (!$url)
                    throw new Aq_Exception('$url parameter is required');
                if (!$width)
                    throw new Aq_Exception('$width parameter is required');

                // Caipt'n, ready to hook.
                if ( true === $upscale ) add_filter( 'image_resize_dimensions', array($this, 'aq_upscale'), 10, 6 );

                // Define upload path & dir.
                $upload_info = wp_upload_dir();
                $upload_dir = $upload_info['basedir'];
                $upload_url = $upload_info['baseurl'];
                
                $http_prefix = "http://";
                $https_prefix = "https://";
                $relative_prefix = "//"; // The protocol-relative URL
                
                /* if the $url scheme differs from $upload_url scheme, make them match 
                   if the schemes differe, images don't show up. */
                if(!strncmp($url,$https_prefix,strlen($https_prefix))){ //if url begins with https:// make $upload_url begin with https:// as well
                    $upload_url = str_replace($http_prefix,$https_prefix,$upload_url);
                }
                elseif(!strncmp($url,$http_prefix,strlen($http_prefix))){ //if url begins with http:// make $upload_url begin with http:// as well
                    $upload_url = str_replace($https_prefix,$http_prefix,$upload_url);      
                }
                elseif(!strncmp($url,$relative_prefix,strlen($relative_prefix))){ //if url begins with // make $upload_url begin with // as well
                    $upload_url = str_replace(array( 0 => "$http_prefix", 1 => "$https_prefix"),$relative_prefix,$upload_url);
                }
                

                // Check if $img_url is local.
                if ( false === strpos( $url, $upload_url ) )
                    throw new Aq_Exception('Image must be local: ' . $url);

                // Define path of image.
                $rel_path = str_replace( $upload_url, '', $url );
                $img_path = $upload_dir . $rel_path;

                // Check if img path exists, and is an image indeed.
                if ( ! file_exists( $img_path ) or ! getimagesize( $img_path ) )
                    throw new Aq_Exception('Image file does not exist (or is not an image): ' . $img_path);

                // Get image info.
                $info = pathinfo( $img_path );
                $ext = $info['extension'];
                list( $orig_w, $orig_h ) = getimagesize( $img_path );

                // Get image size after cropping.
                $dims = image_resize_dimensions( $orig_w, $orig_h, $width, $height, $crop );
                $dst_w = $dims[4];
                $dst_h = $dims[5];

                // Return the original image only if it exactly fits the needed measures.
                if ( ! $dims || ( ( ( null === $height && $orig_w == $width ) xor ( null === $width && $orig_h == $height ) ) xor ( $height == $orig_h && $width == $orig_w ) ) ) {
                    $img_url = $url;
                    $dst_w = $orig_w;
                    $dst_h = $orig_h;
                } else {
                    // Use this to check if cropped image already exists, so we can return that instead.
                    $suffix = "{$dst_w}x{$dst_h}";
                    $dst_rel_path = str_replace( '.' . $ext, '', $rel_path );
                    $destfilename = "{$upload_dir}{$dst_rel_path}-{$suffix}.{$ext}";

                    if ( ! $dims || ( true == $crop && false == $upscale && ( $dst_w < $width || $dst_h < $height ) ) ) {
                        // Can't resize, so return false saying that the action to do could not be processed as planned.
                        throw new Aq_Exception('Unable to resize image because image_resize_dimensions() failed');
                    }
                    // Else check if cache exists.
                    elseif ( file_exists( $destfilename ) && getimagesize( $destfilename ) ) {
                        $img_url = "{$upload_url}{$dst_rel_path}-{$suffix}.{$ext}";
                    }
                    // Else, we resize the image and return the new resized image url.
                    else {

                        $editor = wp_get_image_editor( $img_path );

                        if ( is_wp_error( $editor ) || is_wp_error( $editor->resize( $width, $height, $crop ) ) ) {
                            throw new Aq_Exception('Unable to get WP_Image_Editor: ' . 
                                                   $editor->get_error_message() . ' (is GD or ImageMagick installed?)');
                        }

                        $resized_file = $editor->save();

                        if ( ! is_wp_error( $resized_file ) ) {
                            $resized_rel_path = str_replace( $upload_dir, '', $resized_file['path'] );
                            $img_url = $upload_url . $resized_rel_path;
                        } else {
                            throw new Aq_Exception('Unable to save resized image file: ' . $editor->get_error_message());
                        }

                    }
                }

                // Okay, leave the ship.
                if ( true === $upscale ) remove_filter( 'image_resize_dimensions', array( $this, 'aq_upscale' ) );

                // Return the output.
                if ( $single ) {
                    // str return.
                    $image = $img_url;
                } else {
                    // array return.
                    $image = array (
                        0 => $img_url,
                        1 => $dst_w,
                        2 => $dst_h
                    );
                }

                return $image;
            }
            catch (Aq_Exception $ex) {
                error_log('Aq_Resize.process() error: ' . $ex->getMessage());

                if ($this->throwOnError) {
                    // Bubble up exception.
                    throw $ex;
                }
                else {
                    // Return false, so that this patch is backwards-compatible.
                    return false;
                }
            }
        }

        /**
         * Callback to overwrite WP computing of thumbnail measures
         */
        function aq_upscale( $default, $orig_w, $orig_h, $dest_w, $dest_h, $crop ) {
            if ( ! $crop ) return null; // Let the wordpress default function handle this.

            // Here is the point we allow to use larger image size than the original one.
            $aspect_ratio = $orig_w / $orig_h;
            $new_w = $dest_w;
            $new_h = $dest_h;

            if ( ! $new_w ) {
                $new_w = intval( $new_h * $aspect_ratio );
            }

            if ( ! $new_h ) {
                $new_h = intval( $new_w / $aspect_ratio );
            }

            $size_ratio = max( $new_w / $orig_w, $new_h / $orig_h );

            $crop_w = round( $new_w / $size_ratio );
            $crop_h = round( $new_h / $size_ratio );

            $s_x = floor( ( $orig_w - $crop_w ) / 2 );
            $s_y = floor( ( $orig_h - $crop_h ) / 2 );

            return array( 0, 0, (int) $s_x, (int) $s_y, (int) $new_w, (int) $new_h, (int) $crop_w, (int) $crop_h );
        }
    }
}





if(!function_exists('aq_resize')) {

    /**
     * This is just a tiny wrapper function for the class above so that there is no
     * need to change any code in your own WP themes. Usage is still the same :)
     */
    function aq_resize( $url, $width = null, $height = null, $crop = null, $single = true, $upscale = false ) {
        /* WPML Fix */
        if ( defined( 'ICL_SITEPRESS_VERSION' ) ){
            global $sitepress;
            $url = $sitepress->convert_url( $url, $sitepress->get_default_language() );
        }
        /* WPML Fix */

        $aq_resize = Aq_Resize::getInstance();
        return $aq_resize->process( $url, $width, $height, $crop, $single, $upscale );
    }
}

<?php

/**
 * Title         : Aqua Resizer
 * Description   : Resizes WordPress images on the fly
 * Version       : 1.2.2
 * Author        : Syamil MJ
 * Author URI    : http://aquagraphite.com
 * License       : WTFPL - http://sam.zoy.org/wtfpl/
 * Documentation : https://github.com/sy4mil/Aqua-Resizer/
 *
 * @param string  $url      - (required) must be uploaded using wp media uploader
 * @param int     $width    - (required)
 * @param int     $height   - (optional)
 * @param bool    $crop     - (optional) default to soft crop
 * @param bool    $single   - (optional) returns an array if false
 * @param bool    $upscale  - (optional) resizes smaller images
 * @uses  wp_upload_dir()
 * @uses  image_resize_dimensions()
 * @uses  wp_get_image_editor()
 *
 * @return str|array
 */

if(!class_exists('Aq_Resize')) {
    class Aq_Exception extends Exception {}

    class Aq_Resize
    {
        /**
         * The singleton instance
         */
        static private $instance = null;

        /**
         * Should an Aq_Exception be thrown on error?
         * If false (default), then the error will just be logged.
         */
        public $throwOnError = false;

        /**
         * No initialization allowed
         */
        private function __construct() {}

        /**
         * No cloning allowed
         */
        private function __clone() {}

        /**
         * For your custom default usage you may want to initialize an Aq_Resize object by yourself and then have own defaults
         */
        static public function getInstance() {
            if(self::$instance == null) {
                self::$instance = new self;
            }

            return self::$instance;
        }

        /**
         * Run, forest.
         */
        public function process( $url, $width = null, $height = null, $crop = null, $single = true, $upscale = false ) {
            try {
                // Validate inputs.
                if (!$url)
                    throw new Aq_Exception('$url parameter is required');
                if (!$width)
                    throw new Aq_Exception('$width parameter is required');

                // Caipt'n, ready to hook.
                if ( true === $upscale ) add_filter( 'image_resize_dimensions', array($this, 'aq_upscale'), 10, 6 );

                // Define upload path & dir.
                $upload_info = wp_upload_dir();
                $upload_dir = $upload_info['basedir'];
                $upload_url = $upload_info['baseurl'];
                
                $http_prefix = "http://";
                $https_prefix = "https://";
                $relative_prefix = "//"; // The protocol-relative URL
                
                /* if the $url scheme differs from $upload_url scheme, make them match 
                   if the schemes differe, images don't show up. */
                if(!strncmp($url,$https_prefix,strlen($https_prefix))){ //if url begins with https:// make $upload_url begin with https:// as well
                    $upload_url = str_replace($http_prefix,$https_prefix,$upload_url);
                }
                elseif(!strncmp($url,$http_prefix,strlen($http_prefix))){ //if url begins with http:// make $upload_url begin with http:// as well
                    $upload_url = str_replace($https_prefix,$http_prefix,$upload_url);      
                }
                elseif(!strncmp($url,$relative_prefix,strlen($relative_prefix))){ //if url begins with // make $upload_url begin with // as well
                    $upload_url = str_replace(array( 0 => "$http_prefix", 1 => "$https_prefix"),$relative_prefix,$upload_url);
                }
                

                // Check if $img_url is local.
                if ( false === strpos( $url, $upload_url ) )
                    throw new Aq_Exception('Image must be local: ' . $url);

                // Define path of image.
                $rel_path = str_replace( $upload_url, '', $url );
                $img_path = $upload_dir . $rel_path;

                // Check if img path exists, and is an image indeed.
                if ( ! file_exists( $img_path ) or ! getimagesize( $img_path ) )
                    throw new Aq_Exception('Image file does not exist (or is not an image): ' . $img_path);

                // Get image info.
                $info = pathinfo( $img_path );
                $ext = $info['extension'];
                list( $orig_w, $orig_h ) = getimagesize( $img_path );

                // Get image size after cropping.
                $dims = image_resize_dimensions( $orig_w, $orig_h, $width, $height, $crop );
                $dst_w = $dims[4];
                $dst_h = $dims[5];

                // Return the original image only if it exactly fits the needed measures.
                if ( ! $dims || ( ( ( null === $height && $orig_w == $width ) xor ( null === $width && $orig_h == $height ) ) xor ( $height == $orig_h && $width == $orig_w ) ) ) {
                    $img_url = $url;
                    $dst_w = $orig_w;
                    $dst_h = $orig_h;
                } else {
                    // Use this to check if cropped image already exists, so we can return that instead.
                    $suffix = "{$dst_w}x{$dst_h}";
                    $dst_rel_path = str_replace( '.' . $ext, '', $rel_path );
                    $destfilename = "{$upload_dir}{$dst_rel_path}-{$suffix}.{$ext}";

                    if ( ! $dims || ( true == $crop && false == $upscale && ( $dst_w < $width || $dst_h < $height ) ) ) {
                        // Can't resize, so return false saying that the action to do could not be processed as planned.
                        throw new Aq_Exception('Unable to resize image because image_resize_dimensions() failed');
                    }
                    // Else check if cache exists.
                    elseif ( file_exists( $destfilename ) && getimagesize( $destfilename ) ) {
                        $img_url = "{$upload_url}{$dst_rel_path}-{$suffix}.{$ext}";
                    }
                    // Else, we resize the image and return the new resized image url.
                    else {

                        $editor = wp_get_image_editor( $img_path );

                        if ( is_wp_error( $editor ) || is_wp_error( $editor->resize( $width, $height, $crop ) ) ) {
                            throw new Aq_Exception('Unable to get WP_Image_Editor: ' . 
                                                   $editor->get_error_message() . ' (is GD or ImageMagick installed?)');
                        }

                        $resized_file = $editor->save();

                        if ( ! is_wp_error( $resized_file ) ) {
                            $resized_rel_path = str_replace( $upload_dir, '', $resized_file['path'] );
                            $img_url = $upload_url . $resized_rel_path;
                        } else {
                            throw new Aq_Exception('Unable to save resized image file: ' . $editor->get_error_message());
                        }

                    }
                }

                // Okay, leave the ship.
                if ( true === $upscale ) remove_filter( 'image_resize_dimensions', array( $this, 'aq_upscale' ) );

                // Return the output.
                if ( $single ) {
                    // str return.
                    $image = $img_url;
                } else {
                    // array return.
                    $image = array (
                        0 => $img_url,
                        1 => $dst_w,
                        2 => $dst_h
                    );
                }

                return $image;
            }
            catch (Aq_Exception $ex) {
                error_log('Aq_Resize.process() error: ' . $ex->getMessage());

                if ($this->throwOnError) {
                    // Bubble up exception.
                    throw $ex;
                }
                else {
                    // Return false, so that this patch is backwards-compatible.
                    return false;
                }
            }
        }

        /**
         * Callback to overwrite WP computing of thumbnail measures
         */
        function aq_upscale( $default, $orig_w, $orig_h, $dest_w, $dest_h, $crop ) {
            if ( ! $crop ) return null; // Let the wordpress default function handle this.

            // Here is the point we allow to use larger image size than the original one.
            $aspect_ratio = $orig_w / $orig_h;
            $new_w = $dest_w;
            $new_h = $dest_h;

            if ( ! $new_w ) {
                $new_w = intval( $new_h * $aspect_ratio );
            }

            if ( ! $new_h ) {
                $new_h = intval( $new_w / $aspect_ratio );
            }

            $size_ratio = max( $new_w / $orig_w, $new_h / $orig_h );

            $crop_w = round( $new_w / $size_ratio );
            $crop_h = round( $new_h / $size_ratio );

            $s_x = floor( ( $orig_w - $crop_w ) / 2 );
            $s_y = floor( ( $orig_h - $crop_h ) / 2 );

            return array( 0, 0, (int) $s_x, (int) $s_y, (int) $new_w, (int) $new_h, (int) $crop_w, (int) $crop_h );
        }
    }
}





if(!function_exists('aq_resize')) {

    /**
     * This is just a tiny wrapper function for the class above so that there is no
     * need to change any code in your own WP themes. Usage is still the same :)
     */
    function aq_resize( $url, $width = null, $height = null, $crop = null, $single = true, $upscale = false ) {
        /* WPML Fix */
        if ( defined( 'ICL_SITEPRESS_VERSION' ) ){
            global $sitepress;
            $url = $sitepress->convert_url( $url, $sitepress->get_default_language() );
        }
        /* WPML Fix */

        $aq_resize = Aq_Resize::getInstance();
        return $aq_resize->process( $url, $width, $height, $crop, $single, $upscale );
    }
}

App\Models\NameOfYourModel::factory()->create()     

Route::get('/house/{id}', function ($id) {

    $house = House::find($id);
    return view('house',['house' => $house]);
});

@foreach( $listings as $listing)
@if($listing['is_featured'])
<div class="bg-gray-50 rounded-lg shadow-md overflow-hidden">
    <div class="p-6">
        <h3 class="text-xl font-semibold text-gray-800 mb-2">{{ $listing['address']}}</h3>
        <p class="text-gray-600 mb-4">${{ number_format( $listing['price'])}} • {{ $listing['bed']}}
            Bed
            • {{ $listing['bath']}} Bath</p>
    </div>
</div>
@endif
@endforeach

  return [
            'address' => fake()->address(),
            'price' => fake()->numberBetween(1000000, 8000000),
            'bed' => fake()->numberBetween(4, 8),
            'bath' => fake()->numberBetween(4, 8),
            'is_featured' => 0,

        ];

Route::get('/', function () {
    $listings = Listing::with('employer')->get();
    return view('listings',['listings' => $listings]);
});

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const randomColor = function () {
  const hex = "01234566789ABCDEF";
  let color = "#";
  for (let i = 0; i < 6; i++) {
    color += hex[Math.floor(Math.random() * 16)];
  }
  return color;
};

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Students also experience aerial yoga, sound healing, and weekly excursions to sacred sites like Vashishta Cave, Ganga Aarti, and Kunjapuri Temple—adding cultural depth to the training.

What makes Rishikesh Yog Kendra a standout yoga school in India is our commitment to small class sizes, personalized mentorship, and a nurturing learning environment. Our instructors, led by Acharya Vimlesh Joshi, bring decades of experience and a genuine passion for sharing yoga’s timeless wisdom.

Accommodations are clean and peaceful, with options for private or shared rooms. Students enjoy three daily sattvic vegetarian meals, prepared according to Ayurvedic principles to support physical vitality and mental clarity. All meals, lodging, and course materials are included in the program fee.

Mira Yogashala is a yoga school in Bali that offers peaceful retreats for people who want to slow down and reconnect with themselves. The retreats are held at De Moksha resort in Canggu, a quiet and green area surrounded by nature.

The setting is calm and welcoming, with eco-friendly villas and tropical gardens that help create a relaxing atmosphere. It’s a great place to take a break from daily stress and focus on your well-being.

Each retreat includes daily yoga and meditation sessions. The styles taught are gentle and suitable for all levels, including Hatha and Vinyasa yoga. The teachers are kind, experienced, and supportive.

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Cultural experiences are part of the retreat too. You can take part in temple visits, water blessing ceremonies, and guided walks through rice fields. These activities offer a deeper connection to Bali’s traditions and natural beauty.

Retreats are available for 3, 5, or 7 days, depending on how much time you have. Whether you’re new to yoga or have been practicing for years, the retreat is designed to be gentle, meaningful, and easy to join.

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const expression1 = "2 1 + 3 *";

let expression2 = "5 3 6 * + 5 3 / - 7 +"


//alternative fn to distinguish numericals from operators
function isNumeric(num) {
     return !Number.isNaN(parseFloat(num)) && Number.isFinite(num);
 }

// Write a function that takes in a string, which contains a polish notation expression, and evaluates it.

// separate numeric values from operators
// reverse polish notation (RPN) works by putting the nums on the stack, 
// then when it encounters an operator, it works on the previous 2 values, 
// by popping them off the stack, evaluating the expression, 
// and pushing the resulted value back to the stack 


function evaluateRPN(expression) {

    const tokens = expression.split(" "); //split by whitespace

    const stack = [] //initialize empty stack

    // check if its an operator later with include
    const operators = ["+", "-", "/", "*", "^"];


    for (let token of tokens) {
        // debugger; 
        if (operators.includes(token)) {
            
            if (stack.length < 2 ) {
                throw new Error("Invalid RPN expression")
            }
            const a = stack.pop();
            const b = stack.pop();
            
            switch(token) {
                case "+": 
                    stack.push(a+b);
                    break;
                case "-": 
                    stack.push(b-a);
                    break;
                case "*": 
                    stack.push(a*b);
                    break;
                case "/": 
                    stack.push(b/a);
                    break;
        } 
        
    }  else {
        // convert token to number and push to the stack
        stack.push(Number(token))
    } 
        
}
    return stack.pop();
}

void automation.updateownersretrolead()
{
Getall = zoho.crm.getRecords("Site_Visits",1,100,{"cvid":5971686000096266822});
for each  everyrecord in Getall
{
	get_data = zoho.crm.getRecordById("Site_Visits",everyrecord.get("id"));
First_Name = get_data.get("First_Name");
Last_Name = get_data.get("Last_Name");
Visitors_Mobile_Number = get_data.get("Visitors_Mobile_Number");
Visitors_Type = ifnull(get_data.get("Visitors_Type"),"");
Visitors_Name = ifnull(get_data.get("Name"),"");
Budget = ifnull(get_data.get("Budget"),"");
Broker_Name = ifnull(get_data.get("Broker_Name"),"");
Broker_Type = ifnull(get_data.get("Broker_Type"),"");
Brokerage_Name = ifnull(get_data.get("Brokerage_Name"),"");
Office_Site_Location = ifnull(get_data.get("Office_Site_Location"),"");
Product_Interested_in = ifnull(get_data.get("Product_Interested_in"),"");
Visitors_Mobile_Number = ifnull(get_data.get("Visitors_Mobile_Number"),"");
Visitors_Email = ifnull(get_data.get("Email"),"");
Description = ifnull(get_data.get("Description"),"");
Sales_Manager = ifnull(get_data.get("Sales_Manager1"),"");
//info Sales_Manager;
No_of_Bedrooms = ifnull(get_data.get("No_of_Bedrooms"),"");
curren_datatime = zoho.currenttime.toString("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssXXX");
updatemap = Map();
samson_id = 5971686000062801060;
// default owner
user_id = null;
if(Sales_Manager != "")
{
	response = invokeurl
	[
		url :"https://www.zohoapis.com/crm/v6/users?type=ActiveUsers"
		type :GET
		connection:"crmroot"
	];
	//info response;
	for each  rec in response.get("users")
	{
		if(rec.get("full_name").contains(Sales_Manager))
		{
			user_id = rec.get("id");
			info "User id: " + user_id;
			break;
		}
	}
}
else 
{
	user_id = "";
}
/////////Seach leads
///////////////////
searchCriteria = "(Mobile:equals:" + Visitors_Mobile_Number + ") OR (Email:equals:" + Visitors_Email + ")";
leads = zoho.crm.searchRecords("Leads",searchCriteria);
if(Visitors_Type == "Buyer")
{
	if(leads.isEmpty())
	{
		info "Inside buyer create lead condition: ";
		Lead_map = Map();
		Lead_map.put("Budget1",Budget);
		Lead_map.put("Description",Description);
		Lead_map.put("Email",Visitors_Email);
		Lead_map.put("Product_Interested_In",Product_Interested_in);
		Lead_map.put("Mobile",Visitors_Mobile_Number);
		Lead_map.put("Last_Name",Visitors_Name);
		Lead_map.put("Lead_Type",Visitors_Type);
		Lead_map.put("Lead_Source","Marketing");
		Lead_map.put("Sub_Source","Walk In");
		Lead_map.put("No_of_Bedrooms",No_of_Bedrooms);
		Lead_map.put("Last_Date_and_Time",get_data.get("Check_In_Date_Time"));
		/////////
		////////////
		userList = list();
		userEntry1 = Map();
		userMap1 = Map();
		if(user_id.isEmpty() != null)
		{
			info "inside if: ";
			userEntry1.put("Sales_Manager",userMap1);
			userMap1.put("id",user_id);
			Lead_map.put("Owner",user_id);
			userList.add(userEntry1);
			Lead_map.put("Sales_Manager",userList);
		}
		else 
		{
			info "Inside else: ";
			Lead_map.put("Owner",samson_id);
		}
		//////////////
		tag1 = Map();
		tag1.put("name","Walk in Visitor");
		tags_list = List();
		tags_list.add(tag1);
		Lead_map.put("Tag",tags_list);
		/////////////
		/////////////////
		body_map = Map();
		data_list = List();
		data_list.add(Lead_map);
		body_map.put("data",data_list);
		response = invokeurl
		[
			url :"https://www.zohoapis.com/crm/v5/Leads"
			type :POST
			parameters:body_map.toString()
			connection:"newzohocrm"
		];
		info response;
		if(response.containKey("data"))
		{
			response_data = response.get("data");
			if(response_data.size() > 0)
			{
				record_info = response_data.get(0);
				if(record_info.containKey("details"))
				{
					details = record_info.get("details");
					new_id = details.get("id");
				}
			}
		}
		info "Rec id: " + new_id;
		////
		///////////Lookup update
		//////////////////
		updatemap.put("Leads",ifnull(new_id,""));
	}
	else
	{
		for each  rec in leads
		{
			id = rec.get("id");
			tag1 = Map();
			tag1.put("name","Walk in Visitor");
			tags_list = List();
			tags_list.add(tag1);
			param = Map();
			param.put("Tag",tags_list);
			param.put("Last_Date_and_Time",get_data.get("Check_In_Date_Time"));
			////////
			//////////////
			///////////////////////
			//////////////////////////////////
			userList = list();
			userEntry1 = Map();
			userMap1 = Map();
			info userMap1;
			info user_id;
			if(user_id.isEmpty() != null)
			{
				info "inside if: ";
				userEntry1.put("Sales_Manager",userMap1);
				userMap1.put("id",user_id);
				param.put("Owner",user_id);
				userList.add(userEntry1);
				param.put("Sales_Manager",userList);
			}
			else
			{
				info "Inside else: ";
				param.put("Owner",samson_id);
			}
			dataList = list();
			dataList.add(param);
			bodyMap = Map();
			bodyMap.put("data",dataList);
			response = invokeurl
			[
				url :"https://www.zohoapis.com/crm/v5/Leads/" + id + ""
				type :PUT
				parameters:bodyMap.toString()
				connection:"newzohocrm"
			];
			info "Buyer Update lead resp: " + response;
			///////////
			///////////////////
			/////////////////////////////
			updatemap.put("Leads",ifnull(id,""));
			//info update_lead;
		}
	}
}
else if(Visitors_Type == "Broker")
{
	info "Neew lead inside: ";
	info "inside broker: ";
	default_owner = 5971686000027930041;
	////Elise Habkouk
	if(leads.isEmpty())
	{
		Lead_map = Map();
		Lead_map.put("Description",Description);
		Lead_map.put("Email",Visitors_Email);
		Lead_map.put("Mobile",Visitors_Mobile_Number);
		Lead_map.put("First_Name",First_Name);
		Lead_map.put("Last_Name",Visitors_Name);
		Lead_map.put("Lead_Type",Visitors_Type);
		Lead_map.put("Lead_Source","Marketing");
		Lead_map.put("Sub_Source","Walk In");
		Lead_map.put("Lead_Status","Broker");
		Lead_map.put("Brokerage_Name",Brokerage_Name);
		Lead_map.put("Broker_Type",Broker_Type);
		Lead_map.put("Last_Date_and_Time",get_data.get("Check_In_Date_Time"));
		////////
		userList = list();
		userEntry1 = Map();
		userMap1 = Map();
		if(user_id.isEmpty() != null)
		{
			info "inside if: ";
			userEntry1.put("Sales_Manager",userMap1);
			userMap1.put("id",user_id);
			Lead_map.put("Owner",user_id);
			userList.add(userEntry1);
			Lead_map.put("Sales_Manager",userList);
		}
		else 
		{
			info "Inside else: ";
			Lead_map.put("Owner",default_owner);
		}
		///////////
		tag1 = Map();
		tag1.put("name","Walk in Broker");
		tags_list = List();
		tags_list.add(tag1);
		Lead_map.put("Tag",tags_list);
		////
		body_map = Map();
		data_list = List();
		data_list.add(Lead_map);
		body_map.put("data",data_list);
		response = invokeurl
		[
			url :"https://www.zohoapis.com/crm/v5/Leads"
			type :POST
			parameters:body_map.toString()
			connection:"newzohocrm"
		];
		info response;
		if(response.containKey("data"))
		{
			response_data = response.get("data");
			if(response_data.size() > 0)
			{
				record_info = response_data.get(0);
				if(record_info.containKey("details"))
				{
					details = record_info.get("details");
					new_id = details.get("id");
				}
			}
		}
		info "Rec id: " + new_id;
		///////
		///////////
		updatemap.put("Leads",ifnull(new_id,""));
	}
	else
	{
		for each  rec in leads
		{
			id = rec.get("id");
			tag1 = Map();
			tag1.put("name","Walk in Broker");
			tags_list = List();
			tags_list.add(tag1);
			param = Map();
			param.put("Tag",tags_list);
			param.put("Last_Date_and_Time",get_data.get("Check_In_Date_Time"));
			// 
			userList = list();
			userEntry1 = Map();
			userMap1 = Map();
			info userMap1;
			
			if(user_id.isEmpty() != null)
			{
				info "inside if: ";
				info user_id;
				userEntry1.put("Sales_Manager",userMap1);
				userMap1.put("id",user_id);
				param.put("Owner",user_id);
				userList.add(userEntry1);
				param.put("Sales_Manager",userList);
			}
			else 
			{
				info "Inside else: ";
				param.put("Owner",default_owner);
			}
			dataList = list();
			dataList.add(param);
			bodyMap = Map();
			bodyMap.put("data",dataList);
			response = invokeurl
			[
				url :"https://www.zohoapis.com/crm/v5/Leads/" + id + ""
				type :PUT
				parameters:bodyMap.toString()
				connection:"newzohocrm"
			];
			info "Buyer Update lead resp: " + response;
			updatemap.put("Leads",ifnull(id,""));
			
		}
	}
}
updatemap.put("retro", true);
UpdateSiteVisit = zoho.crm.updateRecord("Site_Visits",everyrecord.get("id"),updatemap);
info UpdateSiteVisit;
}
}

<html>
  <button id="mybutton">click me</button>
  <script>
    var greeting = "hello, ";
    var button = document.getElementById("mybutton");
    button.person_name = "Bob";
    button.addEventListener(
        "click", () => alert(greeting + button.person_name + "."), false);
  </script>
</html>

userList = list();

userEntry1 = map();
userMap1 = map();
userMap1.put("id", "5971686000090743029");  // The actual User ID we add mutiple by duplicating ID
userEntry1.put("Sales_Manager", userMap1);  // MUST match the field API name again
userList.add(userEntry1);

updateMap = map();
updateMap.put("Sales_Manager", userList);  // Field name (multi-user field)

dataList = list();
dataList.add(updateMap);

bodyMap = map();
bodyMap.put("data", dataList);
response = invokeurl
[
    url: "https://www.zohoapis.com/crm/v5/Leads/5971686000084102043"
    type: PUT
    parameters: bodyMap.toString()
    connection: "newzohocrm"
];
info response;

npx create-next-app --example https://github.com/MotherDuck-Open-Source/nextjs-motherduck-wasm-analytics-quickstart-minimal

yarn create next-app --example https://github.com/MotherDuck-Open-Source/nextjs-motherduck-wasm-analytics-quickstart-minimal

pnpm create next-app --example https://github.com/MotherDuck-Open-Source/nextjs-motherduck-wasm-analytics-quickstart-minimal

bunx create-next-app --example https://github.com/MotherDuck-Open-Source/nextjs-motherduck-wasm-analytics-quickstart-minimal

npm run dev
# or
yarn dev
# or
pnpm dev
# or
bun dev

npm install -D vite-plugin-chrome-extension

$A = @()
ForEach ( $Thing in $Things )
    {
    $A += [pscustomobject]@{
        Name  = $Thing.Name
        Color = $Thing.Color
        AsOf  = Get-Date }
    }
$A | Export-CSV -Path $CSVPath -NoTypeInformation

curl "https://generativelanguage.googleapis.com/v1beta/models/gemini-2.0-flash:generateContent" \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -H 'X-goog-api-key: GEMINI_API_KEY' \
  -X POST \
  -d '{
    "contents": [
      {
        "parts": [
          {
            "text": "Explain how AI works in a few words"
          }
        ]
      }
    ]
  }'

https://chat.deepseek.com/a/chat/s/28b0e8bf-410c-4ae8-9a1b-6f4e680179bf

https://chat.deepseek.com/a/chat/s/44c1b66c-eba1-4098-876d-38439531debd

python3 -m sglang.launch_server --model deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Qwen-32B --trust-remote-code --tp 2

vllm serve deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Qwen-32B --tensor-parallel-size 2 --max-model-len 32768 --enforce-eager

brew install --cask github-copilot-for-xcode

Pages = {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10};
Records_List = list();
Record_List = list();
for each  Page in Pages
{
	records = zoho.crm.getRecords("POP_Requests",Page,200,{"cvid":5971686000096333104});
	if(records.size() > 0)
	{
		Record_List.addAll(records);
	}
	else
	{
		break;
	}
}
// info Record_List;

# Start interactive setup
$ gh auth login

# Authenticate against <github.com> by reading the token from a file
$ gh auth login --with-token < mytoken.txt

# Authenticate with specific host
$ gh auth login --hostname enterprise.internal

gh auth login [flags]

github.com /copilot/c/5f9ddcb3-8e4f-4099-9643-6d453e4a69a3
 
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 tools.md su.cpp
You said: pls add this into my apk editor
pls add this into my apk editor tool
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Copilot said: To help you integrate these documentation and
To help you integrate these documentation and help text changes into your APK editor tool, I need a bit more detail:
1.	Which part of your APK editor tool do you want these updates applied to?
Are you maintaining a help/about page for command-line tools like su?
Do you want to update embedded docs, a UI command reference, or actual logic?
2.	What is the technology stack of your APK editor tool?
  Is it written in Java, Kotlin, a scripting language, or something else?
3.	Do you want the changes from both docs/tools.md and native/src/core/su/su.cpp merged into your tool’s help system, or just one of them?
Could you clarify how you want these changes reflected in your APK editor tool? For example, do you want to add or update a help dialog, embed the updated usage text, or something else? Let me know so I can provide targeted instructions or code snippets for your tool!
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gh pr checkout 9017
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Copilot said: To check out pull request #9017 locally
To check out pull request #9017 locally using the GitHub CLI, run the following command in your terminal:
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gh pr checkout 9017 
This command will fetch the pull request branch and switch your working directory to it, so you can review or test the changes locally. Make sure you are in the root directory of the Magisk repository before running this command.
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You said: OK so I really need to have
OK so I really need to have my AI and LOM assistant encoder literally it would access my coding environment my screen read what my screen says all of that so that it can help me do things I need to do also help me try and whisper or another auto text recognition injury whatever the best one is it's already set up and it's plugged in you can wrap it if you have to ask them kind of like you to feel a automatic read me generator that pops up on the the home repo page and also I would like you to create different little cute sliders and toggles that allow users to change the hue shifts in the you know like I forget those things are called looks like a it's like two tone colors and ombre I want you to make a background that can just be clicked in a pie and I want sliders that are just colors fonts the movements all of that
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Copilot said: It sounds like you have a big
It sounds like you have a big vision for an AI-powered development environment assistant! Here’s a breakdown of what you’re asking for and how you could start building it:
 
1. AI Assistant That Reads Your Coding Environment
You want an AI that:
Can read your screen (screen scraping or OCR).
Understands your code context and provides help.
Integrates with voice-to-text (like OpenAI Whisper or similar).
Can generate automatic README files.
Provides a UI overlay with interactive sliders and toggles for visual customization.
How to Approach This:
A. Screen Reading and Context Awareness
  Screen reading: Use accessibility APIs (like Microsoft UI Automation, Apple Accessibility, or Linux ATSPI) to access screen content programmatically.
  OCR: Integrate libraries like Tesseract OCR or OpenAI Whisper for reading text from images or video streams.
  Code context: Use a language server (LSP) or IDE plugin to get code context, errors, and suggestions.
B. Voice Recognition
Whisper integration: You can use Whisper for robust speech-to-text.
Other options: Google Speech-to-Text, Mozilla DeepSpeech, or Azure Speech.
C. Automatic README Generator
  GitHub Action or VSCode Extension: Create an action or extension that analyzes code and generates a README.md using AI (like GPT-4, Gemini, or Copilot).
D. Interactive UI: Sliders, Toggles, and Theme Controls
Web-based overlay: Use Electron, Tauri, or a browser extension to render UI overlays.
Sliders/toggles: Use libraries like React Slider or Material UI for color, font, animation controls. Dynamic backgrounds: Implement color gradient pickers or ombre backgrounds with canvas, SVG, or CSS.
 
Example Stack for a Prototype
Frontend: React/Electron for overlays and UI components.
Backend/AI: Node.js or Python server with LLM integration.
OCR/Voice: Tesseract for OCR, Whisper for voice.
IDE Plugins: VSCode extension for code context and controls.
Themeing: CSS variables, React Color, or Chakra UI for dynamic theming.
Sample UI Components
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// React example for a hue slider import { Slider } from '@mui/material'; 
function HueSlider({ value, onChange }) {   return (
    <div>
      <label>Hue Shift</label>
      <Slider         value={value}         onChange={(_, newValue) => onChange(newValue)}         min={0}         max={360}         step={1}         style={{ width: 200 }} 
      />
    </div>
  );
}
 
Next Steps
1.	Clarify the environment: Are you working in VSCode, JetBrains IDE, a web IDE, or something else?
2.	Choose your tech: Will you build a browser extension, an IDE plugin, or a standalone app?
3.	Start with core features: Screen reading/OCR and AI context first, then add UI overlays and customization.
4.	Consider privacy/security: Screen and code access require careful handling.
 
Would you like code samples for a VSCode extension, browser extension, or Electron overlay? Or help integrating Whisper for speech-to-text? Let me know where you want to start, and I’ll give you step-by-step guidance or sample code!
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You said: No no no I don't wanna have
No no no I don't wanna have to sit there and code anything else into the app I wanna use an all written available online tool in the background or we can see the workflower all in one function that automates for the wrong script tool but I want drop down card read style menus I want everything to look like my previous you asked I want a glowing purple light golden purple coming from the top of the edge page and I'd also like to add changeable fonts like when you click on pics you can automatically scroll through and change the font instead of having to go through like A whole font library so if you could maybe wrap those without having a you know do too much that 'd be great
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Copilot said: Thank you for clarifying! You want an
Thank you for clarifying! You want an out-of-the-box, no-code, all-in-one tool that:
Can automate workflows/scripts (like an “online APK editor” or “visual workflow tool”)
Has a modern, card-based drop-down UI (like your previous design choices)
Features glowing golden-purple gradients at the top
Allows for easy, visual font switching (scroll/click through fonts, not select from a list) Lets you do all this without coding or manual integration
Here are your best options and next steps:
 
1. No-Code/Low-Code Online Workflow & Automation Tools
Look for tools that support:
  Custom scripting or APK manipulation (if Android-specific)
Visual UI editors with drag & drop cards/menus
Theming/custom CSS for glowing gradients Font switching UI
Top Candidates:
  Make.com (formerly Integromat): Powerful workflow automation, visual UI, supports webhooks/scripts, custom theming via widgets.
  n8n.io: Open-source, node-based, visual automations. Self-hosted or cloud. Can be themed/customized.
  Retool: Drag & drop cards, easy API/script integration, very customizable UI (including gradients and font controls).
  Appgyver/OutSystems: For full-featured web/mobile apps with drag & drop, supports theming and logic.
 
2. Customizable UI for Look & Feel
  Most tools above allow custom CSS or theme editing. You can use this to create a glowing goldenpurple top edge.
  For font scrolling: Some tools let you add a “font picker” component or a custom widget that lets users scroll/click through fonts visually.
 
3. How to Achieve Your Design
  Glowing Gradient Top Bar: Use a CSS gradient like
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background: linear-gradient(90deg, #f9d923 0%, #a259f7 100%); box-shadow: 0px 0px 30px 10px #a259f7;
  Card/Drop-down Menus: Tools like Retool, n8n, or Make.com support card-based UIs and menus out of the box.
Font Scroller:
Some builders let you add a “carousel” or “next/previous” UI for fonts.
If not built-in, many have a “custom code” widget where you can paste a ready-made JS/CSS font picker.
  No Coding: All of the above can be done visually, possibly adding a small snippet for advanced theming.
 
4. Recommendation for Easiest Start
 
5. Example: Retool UI (Concept)
 
Summary Table
	Feature	Make.com n8n.io Retool
Visual Automation ✅	✅ ✅
Card/Drop UI	✅	✅ ✅
Custom CSS/Gradient Limited	✅ ✅
Font Picker Carousel	Limited	Custom Custom
No-Code	✅	✅ ✅
Free Tier	✅	✅ ✅
 
Next Step
Would you like:
Step-by-step instructions for setting up your workflow/UI in Retool, Make, or n8n?
A ready-made CSS/JS snippet for a glowing bar and font carousel?
Recommendations for public templates that match your vision?
Let me know which tool you’d like to start with, or if you want links to prebuilt templates!
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