Pros of Script

• More focused on iOS and Surge-specific scripts
• Includes a wider variety of scripts for different apps and services
• Generally more up-to-date with recent commits

Cons of Script

• Less organized repository structure
• Fewer contributors and community engagement
• Limited documentation and usage instructions

Code Comparison

Script:

function nobyda() {
    const isRequest = typeof $request != "undefined"
    const isSurge = typeof $httpClient != "undefined"
    const isQuanX = typeof $task != "undefined"
    const notify = (title, subtitle, message) => {
        if (isQuanX) $notify(title, subtitle, message)
        if (isSurge) $notification.post(title, subtitle, message)
    }
    // ... (additional code)
}

scripts:

const $ = new Env('chavyleung')
const KEY_sessions = 'chavy_boxjs_sessions'
const KEY_globalvar = 'chavy_boxjs_globalvar'
const KEY_app_subCaches = 'chavy_boxjs_app_subCaches'
const KEY_sysCaches = 'chavy_boxjs_sysCaches'
// ... (additional code)

Both repositories provide useful scripts for automation and task management, but they differ in their focus and organization. Script is more tailored for iOS and Surge users, while scripts offers a broader range of applications. The code comparison shows different approaches to environment detection and variable initialization.

Pros of ios_rule_script

• More comprehensive rule sets for various platforms and applications
• Regularly updated with a larger community contribution
• Includes additional tools and utilities for rule management

Cons of ios_rule_script

• May be more complex to navigate due to its larger scope
• Potentially higher resource usage due to extensive rule sets
• Steeper learning curve for beginners

Code Comparison

scripts:

const $ = new Env('JD_DailyBonus')
const notify = $.isNode() ? require('./sendNotify') : '';
const jdCookieNode = $.isNode() ? require('./jdCookie.js') : '';

ios_rule_script:

import re
from typing import List, Union
from ruamel.yaml import YAML

def load_yaml(file_path: str) -> Union[dict, list]:
    with open(file_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
        return YAML().load(f)

Key Differences

• scripts focuses on specific scripts for various platforms
• ios_rule_script provides a broader range of rules and tools
• scripts uses JavaScript, while ios_rule_script uses Python for some components
• ios_rule_script offers more granular control over rule customization
• scripts may be easier to use for simple task automation