ScriptBox for several terminal (Bash/Konsole) utilities. Current utilities include: sitemap-ripper - merges sitemaps, sitmap-maker - makes sitemaps, url-extractor - extracts URLs, url2hyperlink - makes links of URLs, file splitter - splits files

Features

  • Sitemap-Maker - creates XML sitemaps from a list of URLs
  • Sitemap-Ripper - merges two xml sitemaps into one
  • URLExtractor - Extracts URLs from a file. Optional removal of all text after the TLD
  • URL2Hyperlink - Converts URLs to hyperlinks. Uses the TLD as the anchor text and title. Permits target specification
  • File Splitter - Splits large files into chunks by size or lines
  • Site-Scanner - Checks HTML served by a list of URLs for specific content
  • (X)HTML Parser - Strips HTML and special characters from web pages. Experimental
  • Referrer-Faker - Visits URLs in a list to spam them with fake site referrer details
  • Auto-Form-Filler - Reads a list of URLs and completes forms served by those URLs
  • 12 Scripts in total. This is a project in development. More scripts will follow

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License

Open Software License 3.0 (OSL3.0)

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Operating Systems

BSD, Linux

Languages

English

Intended Audience

End Users/Desktop

User Interface

Console/Terminal

Programming Language

Unix Shell

Registered

2010-03-07