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Daniil-SD

16:05

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user435118

!!/stappit

ArtOfCode

@Daniil what do you need this SD instance for?

user435118

For the 4th or 5th time?

ArtOfCode

@Daniil and likewise the 4th or 5th of telling you you don't need it...

user435118

I want it

ArtOfCode

16:12

If all you're trying to do is check whether something is already blacklisted, you don't need a Smokey instance

If you want it because reasons, that's different

user435118

Not necessarily because of my userscript

user435118

Getting experience with GH, more Python stuff, API stuff

user435118

I just started my uscerscript btw and have no idea what I'm doing

ArtOfCode

@Daniil make an AJAX request for each blacklist file, throw them in localstorage, split into lines, compile each line as regex, write a function that takes a "testString" parameter and tests that string against every regex

user435118

Wait a sec, I'm doing chat right now

user435118

16:15

Posting in chat from my us

ArtOfCode

I used to know how to do that... not hard, IIRC, it should be one ajax request

I think

yeah, POST https://chat.stackexchange.com/chats/109232/messages/new with fkey and text parameters

where 109232 is the room ID you want to post in

Thomas Ward

what's fkey though in that, just curious

user435118

Nope

user435118

Doesn't seem to work ...

Thomas Ward

test

user435118

16:20

(function() {
    'use strict';

    function fkey(e){
        return e||(e={}),e.fkey||(e.fkey=$("input[name='fkey']").attr("value")),e
    }

    var key = fkey().fkey
    console.log(key);

    const body = await request({
        method: 'POST',
        uri: `${chat.stackexchange.com}/chats/${109232}/messages/new`,
        form: {
            text: "Hello",
            fkey: key
        },
    });
})();

ArtOfCode

I mean

yeah

${109232} ain't going to work :P

@ThomasWard your chat fkey, run fkey().fkey in a console

user435118

Huh, still not working

user435118

(function() {
    'use strict';

    function fkey(e){
        return e||(e={}),e.fkey||(e.fkey=$("input[name='fkey']").attr("value")),e
    }

    var key = fkey().fkey
    console.log(key);

    const body = await request({
        method: 'POST',
        uri: `chat.stackexchange.com/chats/109232/messages/new`,
        form: {
            text: "Hello",
            fkey: key
        },
    });
})();

user435118

@ArtOfCode ideas? ^

ArtOfCode

missing a protocol

also where's request coming from?

user435118

16:25

github.com/jbis9051/JamesSOBot/blob/master/docs/CHAT_API.md

user435118

const body = await request({
    method: 'POST',
    uri: `${this.chatURL}/chats/${roomNum}/messages/new`,
    jar: this.cookieJar,
    form: {
        text: "Hello",
        fkey: this.fkey
    },
});

ArtOfCode

what's the source of the function, though

where is it defined?

user435118

Um... inside itself?

ArtOfCode

wat

Have you defined the request function, or have you loaded a script that defines the request function for you?

user435118

I have no clue :/

ArtOfCode

16:27

then it's probably not defined

what happens if you type request into a console when your userscript is loaded

user435118

function ()

ArtOfCode

seems odd

but anyway... add a protocol to the link and see if that works

if not, we'll swap request out for fetch

user435118

Meh, probably userscript conflicts, I have 6 running here

user435118

@ArtOfCode You'll want some credit for the userscript, right? Also would it be an 'official' userscript

user435118

@ArtOfCode Um... what?

ArtOfCode

16:31

add a protocol

https://

user435118

Oh yh

ArtOfCode

I don't need crediting, I'm not authoring this :P

user435118

?

user435118

So it wouldn't appear on this list?

ArtOfCode

test

const message = async (roomId, text) => {
    const params = new FormData();
    params.append('text', text);
    params.append('fkey', fkey().fkey);

    const resp = await fetch(`chat.stackexchange.com/chats${roomId}/messages/new`, {
        method: 'POST',
        body: params
    });
    return resp;
}

Thomas Ward

16:33

hmmmm curl doesn't like this

ArtOfCode

@Daniil that... I... wasn't responding to that

kinda need to see the result before figuring whether it goes there or not

user435118

Ok

ArtOfCode

but there's no fundamental reason why not

user435118

Huh, still not working

ArtOfCode

const message = async (roomId, text) => {
    const params = new FormData();
    params.append('text', text);
    params.append('fkey', fkey().fkey);

    const resp = await fetch(`chat.stackexchange.com/chats${roomId}/messages/new`, {
        method: 'POST',
        body: params
    });
    return resp;
}

message(109232, 'test');

^ drop all of that in a console

user435118

16:35

test

ArtOfCode

there we go

user435118

Thanks :D

ArtOfCode

:)

user435118

test

user435118

test

Thomas Ward

16:36

@ArtOfCode python and curl don't like this heh

ArtOfCode

@ThomasWard you probably need cookies

Thomas Ward

probably

dumps cookies

user435118

Right, next step is to find out how to append to FIRE

user435118

cc @Makyen

user435118

How to extract emails/phone numbers/websites from a MS post? Just a general regex?

user435118

16:43

test

ArtOfCode

@Daniil yup

user435118

test

user435118

@Daniil Oh shush

Thomas Ward

@ArtOfCode hmm it doesn't like it with my cookies dumped either says i need to login o.O

interesting

meh not important

goes to do other things

user435118

Why doesn't this log anything?

user435118

16:50

console.log(/^[\+]?[(]?[0-9]{3}[)]?[-\s\.]?[0-9]{3}[-\s\.]?[0-9]{4,6}$/im.test('+1 292 293 393'));

Thomas Ward

are you actually watching your console page in a debugger to see what log data goes down from the script?

user435118

yep, just realised it's invalid for some reason

user435118

How can I get the ID of a reason?

user435118

17:05

Nvm, found it: 85

user435118

@ArtOfCode Why don't these two match?

user435118

1-844-794-2729

user435118

/^[+]?(1\-|1\s|1|\d{3}\-|\d{3}\s|)?(((\d{3}))|\d{3})(\-|\s)?(\d{3})(\-|\s)?(\d{4})$/g

user435118

AFAIK it's supposed to

ArtOfCode

regex101.com

which says it does match

double-beep

17:21

@ArtOfCode that's node.js, using request

user435118

Huh, running it in my userscript says it doesn’t

user435118

    var re = new RegExp("/^[+]?(1\-|1\s|1|\d{3}\-|\d{3}\s|)?((\(\d{3}\))|\d{3})(\-|\s)?(\d{3})(\-|\s)?(\d{4})$/g")
    var term='1-844-794-2729'

    if (re.test(term)) {
        console.log("Valid");
    } else {
        console.log("Invalid")

user435118

It's Invalid

double-beep

@Daniil

new RegExp(/^[+]?(1\-|1\s|1|\d{3}\-|\d{3}\s|)?(((\d{3}))|\d{3})(\-|\s)?(\d{3})(\-|\s)?(\d{4})$/, 'g').test('1-844-794-2729');

should show true in the console, does it?

user435118

@double-beep What's wrong with my code above?

Thomas Ward

17:24

your placement of the g

oh the quotes

double-beep

@Daniil regex should not be a string

user435118

Ah it matches now, thanks

Thomas Ward

ye remove the string parts

this ain't python xD

user435118

I'm done wrt userscripts today

user435118

At least I got a phone number regex :)

user435118

17:27

@double-beep Do you think that regex is fine? i.e. will it match most (95%+ pn's)?

user435118

i'll run some tests for posts with the phone number reason tomorrow

double-beep

you'll have to go to regex101 and test with a list of valid phone numbers

ArtOfCode

@Daniil hell no :P

phone numbers are hard to match

it won't match any UK number in its current form

and probably not most other countries too

user435118

17:41

So what regex will match all of them?

user435118

@ArtOfCode ^

ArtOfCode

there is no single regex

user435118

@ArtOfCode So how do you do it then? Multiple?

ArtOfCode

@Daniil you can, or you could just... not

I'd just not bother trying to get phone numbers

you'll have plenty with just emails and domains

user435118

17:59

Ok, I’ll start of with emails and domains

user435118

22:05

@Makyen

user435118

> Right, next step is to find out how to append to FIRE
cc @Makyen

user435118

Is there one simple append function?

Makyen

@Daniil There are many. It depends on what you are doing.

user435118

22:21

@Makyen Didn’t I say already? Append to the bottom if the FIRE tab...

Makyen

@Daniil But what are you appending? Are you appending just text, HTML text (text containing text representations of both HTML elements and text), elements? Are you using jQuery (probably), or straight JavaScript? What formatting are you doing on the text? etc. etc.

user435118

22:47

@Makyen Just text, jQuery and some bold formatting (but the bold isn’t necessary)

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