Built something? We create video reels & spotlights for GitHub projects.Promote your project →
Catalog / damiththa / AddressBook
Public GitHub Catalog Discovered Sep 27, 2026

damiththa / AddressBook

Looks in personalised frequent contacts, Employees Directory and external users

View repository on GitHub ↗ View creator profile Browse directory

About this discovery

This repository is cataloged as part of our automated global GitHub synchronization. Full telemetry, velocity snapshots, and code summaries are scheduled for continuous enrichment.

#10273998GitHub System ID
damiththaOrganization / User
PublicVisibility
ActiveCatalog Status

More from damiththa

↗

damiththa/LastBusinessDayOfTheMonth

I know it is confusing but this is something I have to accomplish recently. But if you really think about it, it’s very useful in many in-office applications. Anyhow, after ample internet reading and searching, I finally figured it out Here is how I did it. I’m sure there are plenty of ways of doing this, but to save you with the trouble I’m posting it. Feel free to use and and please comments thoughts, suggestions, etc. And BTW, this snippet finds the Last Business Day of the month. With little bit of tweaking, it’s easy to find the first business day of next month. (I actually had to find both, in two different occurrences.) (Let me know if you want that) Here we go, Before we get into coding here is a scenario to think about. Let’s say we found what’s the last business day of the month, but what if that’s a company holiday…. aha problemo isn’t it? Not so much, if we factor that in to coding. Now-a-days almost every company has a table of company holidays. This is usually managed by HR dept. and this list contains company holidays as well as national holidays. Oh BTW, when this is running I made it pop up a cfwindow saying ‘today is the last business day of this month, do whatcha gotta do’

Discovered
↗

damiththa/BetterStringMatch

Using Levenshtein distance algorithm (aka Edit Distance) create a function better match-up passed string against a list of predefined trigger words. What makes this better than a regular search/match this function even takes spelling mistakes into consideration.

Discovered
FOR MAINTAINERS

Built something? Put it in front of millions of developers.

We make a short reel about your project and post it across YouTube, Instagram, Threads, and X. Send a link, we do the rest.