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Mon, 02 Mar 2009

Mozilla Ubiquity - Puppet Types
I like Ubiquity. It puts a lot of the sites I used on a regular basis close to hand without making me dig through my bookmarks (or del.icio.us account). In a small burst of productivity, and to avoid real work, I decided to put a command together for the Puppet Type docs at Reductive Labs.

If you have the Ubiquity plugin installed you should be able to install a copy of the command from the Ubiquity Puppet Types Command page. Writing a simple command like this one was surprisingly easy (especially using command-editor) although I don't (yet) know enough jQuery to add some of the other features I want.

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