// set up keychain and token | |
const namespace = "dscrd.wdgt" | |
const token = `${namespace}.usertoken` | |
if (!Keychain.contains(token) || !Keychain.get(token)) { | |
let alert = new Alert() | |
alert.title = "Enter Discord User Token" | |
alert.addTextField("<discord_token>") | |
await alert.presentAlert() | |
Keychain.set(token, alert.textFieldValue(0) || "") | |
} |
// ==UserScript== | |
// @name Bing Image Thumb Lazarusizer | |
// @namespace BingThumbnailLazarus | |
// @version 0.1 | |
// @description Full-rez the image src attribute for preview images in BIS results - just right-click and open/save | |
// @author heptal | |
// @downloadURL https://gist.github.com/heptal/8c8c90cb67bfe17e23a38c721ae64331/raw/eee850139b1d9c9d6cc1fafb1506ea6cdaa34193/bing-full-image-preview-replace.user.js | |
// @updateURL https://gist.github.com/heptal/8c8c90cb67bfe17e23a38c721ae64331/raw/eee850139b1d9c9d6cc1fafb1506ea6cdaa34193/bing-full-image-preview-replace.user.js | |
// @match https://*.bing.com/images/search* | |
// @grant none |
(async () => { while (document.querySelectorAll(`[conversation="conversation"]`).length) { | |
for (let sel of [`gv-thread-item>div`, `[aria-label="More options"]`, `[aria-label="Delete"]`, `[aria-label="Delete"]`]) { | |
await (new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 300))); document.querySelector(sel).click() }}})() |
// enable developer tools (aka chrome inspector) in discord app | |
// in dev tools get user token from Application > Local Storage (or google how) | |
// then go to Sources, open Snippets, add and save this code (replacing token with your own) | |
// use play button in the bottom right to enable, creating a new 'Purge' widget | |
// discord search in a server/dm (example - from: you, before: jan 2019) and get a postid | |
// paste in the appropriate input box to delete older/newer messages | |
const token = "sUp3R-s3kR1t"; //replace with your own |
I recently discovered mpd and found it to be a nice little program. There is a dearth of nice-looking OSX clients, though (besides terminal clients).
Using the hs.socket
extension (in master, but not yet in the latest official release), I've created a Hammerspoon frontend that speaks the mpd protocol. With what I have so far, it's already much faster and easier to use than iTunes. I'll link the code on the Hammerspoon wiki once everything is finalized, but an in-progress version is available here.
Using hs.menubar
, I've created a series of menubar items to assist with controlling playback. Hovering over the play/pause icon shows the current track.
// ==UserScript== | |
// @name SAThreadSearch | |
// @namespace forums.somethingawful.com | |
// @version 0.2 | |
// @description Inline thread search | |
// @author Me | |
// @match http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php* | |
// @match https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php* | |
// @grant none | |
// ==/UserScript== |
// ==UserScript== | |
// @name SASmilieSearch | |
// @namespace forums.somethingawful.com | |
// @version 0.1.5 | |
// @description Smilie autocomplete search box | |
// @author Me | |
// @match http://forums.somethingawful.com/misc.php?action=showsmilies | |
// @match https://forums.somethingawful.com/misc.php?action=showsmilies | |
// @grant none | |
// ==/UserScript== |
Exploring the possibilities with hs.webview and hs.webview.usercontent. The primary feature here is WKUserContentController, which allows for injecting user scripts into a web view and for JavaScript to post messages directly back to the native runtime.
The good thing is it's very easy to design the web portion in JS sketchbooks such as jsbin/codepen/jsfiddle because the snippet code structure maps cleanly to this. The bad part is that WKWebView doesn't always behave consistently or have a clean slate. Maybe this will help resolve state issues in the future. It will randomly not be able to find injected scripts without any code changes, and I haven't figured out why.
In this, a two-column table in HTML can be filled with values from Lua tables, and can also send them back. This is used for HTTP requests with arbitrary headers in a fun and exciting way.