YubNub Golden Eggs

gtranslate

Sun, 02 Nov 2008 12:59:24 +0000

This command translates text using google translator. To use, type gtranslate -from language -to language -text texttobetranslated. For example, typing gtranslate -from en -to es -text lamp would translate the word "lamp" from english to spanish. Please note that you must use the first 2 letters of a language for it to work. http://translate.google.com/translate_t#${from}|${to}|${text}

alight

Thu, 28 Aug 2008 08:20:34 +0000

Search armory-light.com for your or your friends characters. Usage: * 'alight' takes you to our home page * 'alight ' searches for the character * Specify a region like this: '-region us' * Specify a realm like this: '-realm Aegwynn' or '-r Aegwynn' Both the region and realm can be left blank. If you leave the realm blank, it searches for the character in the given region. Examples: * alight Mizzrym -region eu -realm Aegwynn (goes to a profile page) * alight Seferis -region eu (searches for Seferis in EU) * alight Phiola -r Aegwynn (goes to a profile on EU-Aegwynn) http://www.armory-light.com/{ifThen -value1 %s -value2 -test NOTEQUAL -then ${region=eu}/${realm=${r=search}}/%s}[use %20 for spaces][no url encoding]

site2pdf

Fri, 08 Aug 2008 06:27:12 +0000

create pdf file of any webpage. for e.g. site2pdf http://oksoft.antville.org http://savepageaspdf.pdfonline.com/pdfonline/pdfonline.asp?cURL=%s

gimf

Wed, 06 Aug 2008 08:02:39 +0000

searches Google images using its face recognition setting thats unavailable through the normal options http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=%s&btnG=Search+Images&gbv=2&imgtype=face

gjdoc

Tue, 15 Jul 2008 13:20:55 +0000

Parametric Java doc search via google no parameters %s controls what it searches -s sets search parameter -ver sets version number (default is 1.5.0) -ed set the java edition (default is j2se) -qk tells it whether to use the "I'm feeling lucky" feature 1, yes or true will turn it on it is off by default http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&as_qdr=all&q=%s${s}+site%3Ajava.sun.com%2F${ed=j2se}%2F${ver=1.5.0}%2Fdocs%2Fapi%2F&btn{switch ${qk}|true=>I, 1=>I, yes=>I, *=>G}= Search

combine

Sat, 05 Jul 2008 00:17:16 +0000

SYNOPSIS combine - passes combinations of keywords to a command EXAMPLE combine -c g -n 3 -q roboform snagit araxis jedit DESCRIPTION Combine passes combinations of keywords to a Yubnub command. The example above passes all 3-word combinations to the the "g" command (Google). OPTIONS -c COMMAND Name of the command, e.g., g -n NUMBER Number of keywords in each combination -q KEYWORDS The pool of keywords from which to draw the combinations. AUTHOR Jonathan Aquino http://jonathanaquino.com http://jonstestarea.ning.com/grid.php?n=${n=2}&command=${c=g}&q=${q=5}

print

Tue, 10 Jun 2008 18:35:07 +0000

A very simple yet useful command. Echos your input and automatically prompts you to print the page. EXAMPLE print 222 Alexander Road; Somewhere, Somestate. (prints the given address) --Jacob Ensor jacobensor.com {url[no url encoding] echo %s}

dkim

Sat, 07 Jun 2008 07:08:57 +0000

Search the DK image encyclopedia. Example: dkim grain {url[no url encoding] gim %s site:www.dkimages.com}

iconv

Sun, 25 May 2008 01:59:04 +0000

Converts a string from one character set to another, similar to the iconv commmand/function in Unix and PHP. Example: iconv -from UTF-8 -to UTF-16 -str test The "from" and "to" parameters both default to UTF-8. //IGNORE and //TRANSLIT are supported; see http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.iconv.php for more information. http://www.ibiblio.org/weidai/iconv_list.php lists known coded character sets. http://www.ibiblio.org/weidai/iconv.php?from=${from=UTF-8}&to=${to=UTF-8}&str=${str}

qsl

Wed, 13 Feb 2008 06:28:09 +0000

Generates a presentation slide, using QuickSlide. Examples: qsl Hello World! qsl Media Uploader

Simplicity. Power.

qsl Improvements qsl
Music qsl
Reflection The last example shows how to add a reflection to an image using class="reflect". http://quickslide.ning.com/?q=%s

gmi

Mon, 10 Dec 2007 20:57:09 +0000

SYNOPSIS gmi gmi [query] EXAMPLE gmi jumps to your GMail gmi Martha searches your GMail for email containing the word Martha DESCRIPTION With no query, opens GMail mobile, with one, searches GMail mobile for it (you must be logged in). This is FAST! SEE ALSO gma, gmail, gmini, eop AUTHOR elzr.com http://mail.google.com/mail/x/{eop ?s=q&q=@%s@}

fliccr

Mon, 12 Nov 2007 09:10:58 +0000

Search Flickr for photos licensed under a Creative Commons (cc) licence. http://flickr.com/search/?q=%s&l=cc&ss=1&ct=6

switch

Sun, 21 Oct 2007 01:17:34 +0000

A switch statement. Example: switch tree | sky => blue, tree => green, sun => orange, * => white Returns: green You can use "*" to specify a default option. Example: switch rock | sky => blue, tree => green, sun => orange, * => white Returns: white http://jonathanaquino.com/switch.php?q=%s

str

Sat, 06 Oct 2007 08:51:31 +0000

NAME str - super/simple/synchronous tr, a better Google translation command SYNOPSIS str A-LANGUAGE ANOTHER-LANGUAGE TEXT EXAMPLES str en fr hello str en es yugo str de en was machst du? DESCRIPTION A simple way to avoid having to decide what direction to translate between two languages: do both at once, each one presented in an individual vertical frame. This is not only much faster in practice, it's more unconscious and habit-friendly. Remember, thought is irksome! Not all language combinations are available. Courtesy of Google Language Tools. Chinese (Simplified) zh-CN English ............ en French ............. fr German ............. de Italian ............ it Japanese ........... ja Korean ............. ko Portuguese ......... pt Spanish ............ es SEE ALSO: tr YubNub Group thread: http://groups.google.com/group/YubNub/browse_thread/thread/bb274ca5676cf339 AUTHOR elzr.com {url[no url encoding] pstr -from {% 1 %s} -to {% 2 %s} -text {% 3- %s}}

diggl

Thu, 04 Oct 2007 21:10:46 +0000

NAME diggl - used to quickly navigate http://labs.digg.com/ SYNTAX diggl [NAVIGATION KEY] [DEPENDENT INFORMATION] EXAMPLES diggl Returns: Brings you to the main page diggl stack Returns: Brings you to stack view diggl arcdl mac Returns: Downloads the latest mac application of the Arc View NAVIGATION KEY/BRINGS YOU TO/DEPENDANT INFORMATION arc Arc View stack Stack View Defaults to popular, use: "up" for upcoming, "all" for all swarm Swarm View Defaults to All, use: "up" for upcoming, "pop" for popular spy Big Spy View Defaults to New, use: "pop" for popular, "all" for all. DESCRIPTION Uses ifThen to examine what follows the base command and determine what/if it should append to the end of the URL. NOTES Feel free to use this idea and base code to make similar commands, just credit me. I plan to make more commands like this- in fact, this is the third of it's kind, but the first submitted. Still working on the others. Feel free to email me if there's a problem with the command- CREDITS Idea and Code - Klink C. ifThen Command and Script - Allen Ormond http://labs.digg.com{ifThen -value1 {% 1 %s} -value2 arc -test EQUAL -then /arc/ -else {ifThen -value1 {% 1 %s} -value2 stack -test EQUAL -then /stack{ifThen -value1 {% 2 %s} -value2 up -test EQUAL -then /?upcoming -else {ifThen -value1 {% 2 %s} -value2 all -test EQUAL -then /?spy -else}} -else {ifThen -value1 {% 1 %s} -value2 swarm -test EQUAL -then /swarm{ifThen -value1 {% 2 %s} -value2 up -test EQUAL -then /?upcoming -else {ifThen -value1 {% 2 %s} -value2 pop -test EQUAL -then /?popular -else}} -else {ifThen -value1 {% 1 %s} -value2 spy -test EQUAL -then /bigspy{ifThen -value1 {% 2 %s} -value2 pop -test EQUAL -then /?popular -else {ifThen -value1 {% 2 %s} -value2 all -test EQUAL -then /?spy -else}} -else}}}}[no url encoding]

uircd

Wed, 03 Oct 2007 03:57:55 +0000

ubuntu irc logs by date and location. Note the date format: YYYY/mm/dd. example: uricd -d 2007/09/28 -l florida will show the irc logs for #ubnutu-florida on 2007/09/28 http://logs.ubuntu-eu.org/freenode/${d}/%23ubuntu-${l}.html[no url encoding]

odeoplayer

Wed, 03 Oct 2007 02:01:45 +0000

Generate a Flash player (from Odeo.com) for any web-hosted MP3. Supply the full URL of the audio file as a parameter. Example: odeoplayer http://www.tradebit.com/usr/scheme05/pub/8/What-Can-You-Bring-Me-.mp3 {url[no url encoding] echo }

dcvw

Fri, 28 Sep 2007 09:55:55 +0000

Docufarm document viewer. Allows you to view a document online without having to download it. For this command, you need the full URL of the document you want to view. For example, if you wanted to view the document 'labs.google.com/papers/gfs-sosp2003.pdf', you would first need to put 'http://' in front of it. Example: dcvw http://labs.google.com/papers/gfs-sosp2003.pdf http://www.docufarm.com/view.jsp?url=%s

dcfm

Fri, 28 Sep 2007 09:47:18 +0000

Docufarm Search. Docufarm is an online file viewer that allows you to quickly view a file without having to download it. To search for a file, just type 'dcfm' followed by your search parameter. For example, to search for files about dogs, you would type 'dcfm dogs' into the Yubnub search box. http://www.docufarm.com/index.jsp?start=0&q=%s&filetype=all

gyim

Thu, 06 Sep 2007 00:07:53 +0000

This command is an enhanced version of gimyim,it doesnt open one frame for each parameter. e.g. gyim porsche 911 {url[no url encoding] split {url gim %s} {url yim %s} }

cnv

Tue, 07 Aug 2007 17:22:43 +0000

Conversion search. Convert anything to anything. Weight, Distance, Time, Currency, and more. | Examples: | cnv 30 feet to meter | cnv 100 usd to cad | cnv 20 fl oz to liter | cnv 500 days to years | cnv 1 year to seconds | cnv 80 kg to pounds Key words: Conversion convert metric imperial foreign exchange currency Author: Andreas T {url[no url encoding] scrape -tokens calc_img.gif -dirs 0 0 0 -url http://www.google.com/search?q=conversion+{strreplace -find " " -replace + -string %s}}

ucc

Tue, 07 Aug 2007 06:49:05 +0000

Universal Currency Converter Usage: ucc Example: ucc 100 USD EUR Currency 3 letter abbreviations available here: http://www.xe.com/iso4217.htm Thanks to Adrienne for inspiring this with the xe command. The main difference is the xe command requires switches, e.g -amount -to -from, because {% n } was not available when it was created. Author: Sam Inverso http://www.xe.com/ucc/convert.cgi?Amount={% 1 %s}&From={% 2 %s}&To={% 3 %s}[no url encoding]

crncy

Mon, 06 Aug 2007 18:18:56 +0000

Uses Yahoo Finance to convert an optional amount between any two currencies and shows price history for the two currencies. crncy Cr1Cr2 [-amount {AMOUNT}] [-time {1d|5d|3m|1y|2y|5y}] Cr1Cr2 is here the combination of two currencies you want to look at, e.g. USDGBP converts between USD and GBP -amount is an optional handle (set to 1 by default) e.g. -amount 100 -time is an optional handle that shows the historical price graph for the desired period (set to 3m by default), allowed inputs are 1d, 5d, 3m, 1y, 2y, 5y E.g. crncy USDNOK - Converts between USD and NOK crncy USDNOK -amount 50 -time 5y - Converts 50 USD to NOK and shows historical graph over 5 years. Author: Andreas T http://finance.yahoo.com/currency/convert?from={strleft {% 1 %s} 3}&to={strright {% 1 %s} 3}&amt=${amount=1}&t=${time=1y}

wobzip

Sun, 29 Jul 2007 14:21:36 +0000

wobzip allows you to uncompress packed files online. Supported formats: 7z, ZIP, GZIP, TAR, BZIP2, RAR, CAB, ARJ, Z, CPIO, RPM, DEB, LZH, SPLIT, CHM, ISO Usage: wobzip url_of_file_to_uncompress ========== Old implementation: http://wobzip.zitr.us/?type=url&url=%s http://wobzip.org/?type=url&url=%s

wimi

Sun, 22 Jul 2007 18:09:22 +0000

Create mind maps based on the structure and links of Wikipedia pages using WikiMindMap. Supports different language versions of Wikipedia, defaults to English. Usage: wimi page_title [-lang xx] Example: "wimi constitution" Mind map based on the Wikipedia page "Constitution" "wimi constitution -lang fr" Mind map for that page in the French version of Wikipedia Wikipedia versions currently supported by WikiMindMap: * English * French * Spanisch * German * Italian * Catalan * Indonesian http://www.wikimindmap.org/viewmap.php?wiki=${lang=en}.wikipedia.org&topic=%s&Submit=Search

delplaytiny

Sun, 08 Jul 2007 21:01:41 +0000

Chains two commands, delplaymp3 and tinyurl?. As a parameter, give a shortened URL from TinyURL.com that points to an mp3 file. The result will be a link that can be streamed in your browser using del.icio.us playtagger. example: delplaytiny http://tinyurl.com/2bbsv7 {url[no url encoding] delplaymp3 {tinyurl? %s}}

2g

Sat, 19 May 2007 19:55:19 +0000

Dual-pane Google search results for two words. The first word's results are shown on the left; the second word, on the right. Useful for finding out which word is more popular. Example: 2g labeler labeller {url[no url encoding] split { url g {% 1 %s} } { url g {% 2 %s} }}

-ls

Wed, 04 Apr 2007 18:27:54 +0000

NAME -ls - List YubNub domains SYNOPSIS -ls -content=1 [DISPLAY CONTENT] -as=text [ARRAY TYPE] -titlesdesc=%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20 [VAR NAME AND CONTENT SEPARATOR] -callback [CALLBACK] EXAMPLES -ls -ls -as xml -ls -content 0 NOTES Only shows first 100 results, no search yet. See also: varls, var, - AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber a.k.a. Singpolyma http://singpolyma.net/ {url[no url encoding] varls 0fe27a11-f265-4c3b-8cb9-bd7b7691959d -rm 1 -rc 1 -prefix -%20 -content ${content=1} -as ${as=text} -titledesc ${titlesdesc=%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20} -callback ${callback}}

varls

Wed, 04 Apr 2007 18:11:54 +0000

NAME varls - List items created with var command SYNOPSIS varls [PART OF VAR NAME] -rm [REMOVE MATCHED TEXT FROM VAR NAME] -rc [REMOVE COLONS FROM VAR NAME] -prefix [PREFIX] -content [SHOW CONTENT] -as=text [ARRAY TYPE] -titledesc= - [SEPARATOR BETWEEN VAR NAME AND CONTENT] -callback [CALLBACK] EXAMPLES varls varls 0fe27a11-f265-4c3b-8cb9-bd7b7691959d NOTES See var command AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber a.k.a. Singpolyma http://singpolyma.net/ http://singpolymaplay.ning.com/yubnub-varls.php?xn_auth=no&match=%s&removematch=${rm}&removecolon=${rc}&prefix=${prefix}&content=${content}&as=${as=text}&titledesc=${titledesc= - }&callback=${callback}

esvgrk

Fri, 02 Mar 2007 16:14:35 +0000

View the English Standard Version of the Bible (ESV) in parallel with the Greek New Testament or Septuagint (Old Testament). Example: esvgrk John 3:16-18 {url[no url encoding] splitv {url grkbib %s} {url esv %s}}

esv

Wed, 21 Feb 2007 04:47:12 +0000

Look up the text of a Bible passage in the English Standard Version. examples: esv joshua 1:9 esv ecclesiastes 3 esv 1 cor. 13 esv john 19:17-22 http://www.gnpcb.org/esv/search/?q=%s

dinorand

Fri, 16 Feb 2007 17:00:56 +0000

NAME dinorand - Load a random Dinosaur Comic EXAMPLES dinorand (no arguments) DESCRIPTION Random Dinosaur Comics! http://www.qwantz.com/ AUTHOR b.a. ========== Old implementation: http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic={rand {scrape -tokens http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic= < -dirs 0 0 -url http://www.qwantz.com/}} http://www.qwantz.com/archive/{scrape -tokens archive/ . -dirs 0 0 -url http://www.qwantz.com/}.html [no url encoding]

+s

Tue, 23 Jan 2007 01:09:33 +0000

NAME +s - Allows you to add any YubNub command to your Firefox or IE7 search bar. SYNOPSIS +s [YUBNUB COMMAND] EXAMPLES +s ls +s yubnub DESCRIPTION Uses the opensearch command to add YubNub commands to the search bar in your browser. Added engines are somewhat ugly since we cannot add any real metadata to YubNub commands yet. AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ {url[no url encoding] echo Adding search engine...}

opensearch

Tue, 23 Jan 2007 01:03:49 +0000

NAME opensearch - Creates OpenSearch XML for a YubNub command SYNOPSIS opensearch [YUBNUB COMMAND] EXAMPLES opensearch g opensearch ls NOTES This kind of functionality, if YubNub supported it, could be even cooler. If YubNub let us actually specify different kinds of URLs for commands (and the other kinds of parameters OpenSearch has natively) YubNub would be like an OpenSearch over-layer for the web. AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ http://singpolymaplay.ning.com/yubnub-opensearch.php?xn_auth=no&cmd=%s

fooplot

Fri, 05 Jan 2007 06:05:51 +0000

Graphing calculator and plotter (SVG and VML based). Example: fooplot tan(x) http://fooplot.com/index.php?q0=%s[no url encoding]

qdef

Wed, 13 Dec 2006 22:55:25 +0000

NAME qdef - Quick Definitions -- get a definition from ninjawords.com in a self-closing window. SYNOPSIS qdef [WORD] -t [OPTIONAL SECONDS] EXAMPLES qdef polysemy << pops open a window with the definition for "polysemy". It automatically closes in 10 seconds. qdef polysemy -t 20 << the same as before, but it waits 20 seconds before closing DESCRIPTION This command loads definitions from the excellent ninjawords.com. It automatically closes the definition window in 10 seconds. To change the length that the window is open, use the -t parameter. NOTES Your browser must be set to allow pop-ups from yubnub.org" The technique this command uses is a short javascript program with a setTimeout event. A YubNub echo command just loads the javascript onto a webpage. Here is the javascript: This technique could be easily used for any YubNub command that loads a window you only need to view briefly. AUTHOR Brian Armknecht b.a. {url[no url encoding] echo }

faf

Mon, 11 Dec 2006 18:43:01 +0000

Fire and forget. Runs the yubnub command and then goes back to the page you were on. {url[no url encoding] echo }

twu

Mon, 11 Dec 2006 16:53:05 +0000

Updates your twitter status and then redirects to the twitter homepage. {url[no url encoding] both twiu %s -and twi}

both

Mon, 11 Dec 2006 16:49:36 +0000

Executes 2 yubnub commands in sequence (client-side) Example: both command1 -and command2 {url[no url encoding] echo }

twiu

Mon, 11 Dec 2006 16:16:57 +0000

Updates your twitter status http://twitter.com/status/update?status=%s[post]

din

Sun, 10 Dec 2006 23:52:40 +0000

DomainInspector Dynamic Yubnub webpage utility created to inspect domains names/ip addresses Can also be used for key word searches against virus KBs Google and Yahoo ~jbrown~ Usage: din http://yubnub.org/example/echo?text=%3Cscript+type%3D%22text%2Fjavascript%22%3Efunction+dw%28%29%7B%0D%0Ae%3Ddocument%2Eforms%5B0%5D%2Ee%0D%0Atxt%3D%22%22%0D%0Aerl%3D%22http%3A%2F%2Fyubnub%2Eorg%2Fparser%2Fparse%3Fcommand%3Dmash+%22%0D%0Ax%3Ddocument%2Eforms%5B0%5D%2EF%2Evalue%0D%0Afor+%28i%3D0%3Bi%3Ce%2Elength%3B%2B%2B+i%29%7Bif+%28e%5Bi%5D%2Echecked%29%7Btxt%3Dtxt+%2B+e%5Bi%5D%2Evalue+%2B+%22%22+%7D%7Dwindow%2Eopen%28erl%2B+x+%2B+txt%29%3B%7D%0D%0A%3C%2Fscript%3EDomainInspect%3Cbr%3E%3C%2Fa%3E%3Cform%3E%3Cinput+name%3D%22F%22+size%3D%2250%22+value%3D%22%22+type%3D%22text%22%3E%3Cinput+onclick%3D%22dw%28%29%22+value%3D%22Submit%22+type%3D%22button%22%3E+%3CINPUT+TYPE%3DRESET+VALUE%3D%22Reset%22%3E%3Cbr%3E%3Cinput+name%3D%22e%22+value%3D%22+ping%22+type%3D%22checkbox%22%3EPing%3Cinput+name%3D%22e%22+value%3D%22+tracert%22+type%3D%22checkbox%22%3ETraceroute%3Cinput+name%3D%22e%22+value%3D%22+safe%22+type%3D%22checkbox%22%3ESiteAdvisor%3Cinput+name%3D%22e%22+value%3D%22+dnsloc%22+type%3D%22checkbox%22%3EIPLocation%3Cbr%3E%3Cinput+name%3D%22e%22+value%3D%22+whof%22+type%3D%22checkbox%22%3EDNSStuff%3Cinput+name%3D%22e%22+value%3D%22+Netcraft%22+type%3D%22checkbox%22%3ENetcraft%3Cinput+name%3D%22e%22+value%3D%22+dd%22+type%3D%22checkbox%22%3EDomDossier%3Cinput+name%3D%22e%22+value%3D%22+dnsrbl%22+type%3D%22checkbox%22%3ERobtex%3Cinput+name%3D%22e%22+value%3D%22+g%22+type%3D%22checkbox%22%3EGoogle%3Cinput+name%3D%22e%22+value%3D%22+ysite%22+type%3D%22checkbox%22%3EYahoo%3Cbr%3E%3Cinput+name%3D%22e%22+value%3D%22+virus%22+type%3D%22checkbox%22%3ESymantec+%3Cinput+name%3D%22e%22+value%3D%22+vir%22+type%3D%22checkbox%22%3ETrend%3Cinput+name%3D%22e%22+value%3D%22+kavs%22+type%3D%22checkbox%22%3EKaprsky%3Cinput+name%3D%22e%22+value%3D%22+sofo%22+type%3D%22checkbox%22%3ESophos%3Cinput+name%3D%22e%22+value%3D%22+wbm%22+type%3D%22checkbox%22%3EWayback%3C%2Fform%3E%3Ca+href%3D%22http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Evirustotal%2Ecom%22+%3EVirusTotal%3C%2Fa%3E%3Cbr%3E%3Ca+href%3D%22http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2EAlexa%2Ecom%22%3EAlexa%3C%2Fa%3E

mash2

Wed, 22 Nov 2006 17:42:37 +0000

NAME mash2 - A rewrite of the mash command that allows for multiple keywords and unlimited commands. SYNOPSIS mash2 [KEYWORDS] -cmd [YUBNUB COMMANDS] EXAMPLES mash2 singpolyma comments -cmd g y am a gfl gdeff del2 Mashes the results for 'singpolyma comments' from the g, y, am, a, gfl, gdeff, and del2 commands on one page. NOTES See also : mash, mashswitch, mash2test, ms2 AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber a.k.a. Singpolyma http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ Kudos to Brian A a.k.a. chicagosage for his help and inspiration through the mashswitch and mash2test commands. See for more details. {url[no url encoding] split {foreach {explode ${cmd} -token } -cmd echo [|url %25s %s|] -as }}

where

Sat, 11 Nov 2006 17:54:53 +0000

DNSStuff.com GeoIP lookup. This search resolves IP addresses to physical location. Example using yahoo.com's IP address: where 216.109.112.135 Example results: IP: 216.109.112.135 Country: United States City: Sunnyvale, California Country Code: US Currency: USD [United States Dollars] Private IP? No Known Proxy? No Enjoy! http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/ipall.ch?ip=%s

topoz

Wed, 25 Oct 2006 04:34:00 +0000

NAME topoz - search for topographic maps at TopoZone.com using a Zip Code. SYNOPSIS topoz [ ZIPCODE ] DESCRIPTION topoz provides commandline access to the USGS topographic maps (hosted at Topozone.com) by referencing the latitude and longitude corresponding to the center of a Zip Code area (courtesy of GeoCoder.us). EXAMPLES Example: topoz 10004 Result: Displays online map of Ellis Island, New York. Example: topoz 95389 Result: Displays online map of Yosemite, California. SEE ALSO http://geocoder.us/help/city_state_zip.shtml AUTHOR Paul M. Boren pmboren AT gmail DOT com http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat={idx {explode {http://geocoder.us/service/csv/geocode?zip=%s}} -idx 0}&lon={idx {explode {http://geocoder.us/service/csv/geocode?zip=%s}} -idx 1}

upk

Sun, 22 Oct 2006 16:14:42 +0000

Search ubuntu packages in all releases ========== Old implementation: http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_packages.pl?keywords=%s&searchon=names&subword=1&version=all&release=all http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=%s

urlet

Thu, 19 Oct 2006 12:58:18 +0000

NAME urlet - Create a simple bookmarklet from a YubNub command that work on the current page. SYNOPSIS urlet [YUBNUB COMMAND] EXAMPLES urlet autotr Drag the resulting link to your bookmark bar. Click the bookmarklet to translate the current page to english. urlet whois Drag the resulting link to your bookmark bar. Click the bookmarklet to get WHOIS information on the current domain. AUTHOR http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ Stephen Paul Weber {url[no url encoding] echo %s[no url encoding]}

delpost

Fri, 13 Oct 2006 20:24:41 +0000

Comando para salvar tus favoritos en del.icio.as creado por artux (cutepaste.wordpress.com) Modo de uso: delpost -u [url sin http://] -d [descripcion] e.g.: delpost -u artux.com.ar -d Blog personal de artux NOTA: solo para usuarios registrados de del.icio.us http://del.icio.us/post?v=4;url=${u};title=${d}

gdox

Wed, 11 Oct 2006 15:51:14 +0000

Shortcut to http://docs.google.com which combines Google spreadsheets and Writely files. http://docs.google.com

dluc

Sun, 08 Oct 2006 18:25:35 +0000

NAME dluc - Similar to Google's "I'm Feeling Lucky" feature but for Del.icio.us. SYNOPSIS dluc [USER] [TAG] DESCRIPTION Optional arguments: -USER Your username or the username you want to specifically search. You can also use the keyword "TAG" to do a general search but filtered by a tag. Another possibility is using the keyword "POPULAR" to search the top ranked sites. Or the keyword "RECENT" which returns the last added url. That means diferents sites on every request. -TAG The tag you want to filter the results by. This argument is mandatory if the first one was "TAG". Has no effects if the first one was "RECENT". And it's optional in other cases. EXAMPLES dluc fuska - open my last submited URL dluc fuska art - open my last URL tagged as "art" dluc tag art - open the last URL submited by anyone and tagged as "art" dluc popular art - open the most tagged as "art" URL dluc popular - open the most submited URL dluc recent - open the last URL submited by anyone dluc - open the URL that is on top of the front page ... AUTHOR Fuska {url[no url encoding] yubnub {eatFeed items[-0].link -url http://del.icio.us/rss/{% 1 %s}/{% 2- %s}}}

kzip

Thu, 28 Sep 2006 17:59:08 +0000

NAME kzip - zip up to ten files using krun.ch SYNOPSIS kzip [ARCHIVE NAME] [1 TO 10 FILES URLS] DESCRIPTION create a zip archive containing the files found at the given urls. the archive can then be downloaded or mailed. archive name and at least one file url are mandatory. AUTHOR Yann Perrin (see http://yann.perrin.googlepages.com for contact info) http://krun.ch/home/wkrunch&file%5B%5D={% 2 %s[no url encoding]}&file%5B%5D={% 3 %s[no url encoding]}&file%5B%5D={% 4 %s[no url encoding]}&file%5B%5D={% 5 %s[no url encoding]}&file%5B%5D={% 6 %s[no url encoding]}&file%5B%5D={% 7 %s[no url encoding]}&file%5B%5D={% 8 %s[no url encoding]}&file%5B%5D={% 9 %s[no url encoding]}&file%5B%5D={% 10 %s[no url encoding]}&file%5B%5D={% 11 %s[no url encoding]}&file_name={% 1 %s[no url encoding]}&file_type=zip&x=&y=[post]

gweecal

Tue, 19 Sep 2006 11:01:17 +0000

check calories http://www.thedailyplate.com/nutrition/search/?q=%s&x=53&y=19

kidsof

Thu, 14 Sep 2006 03:19:52 +0000

Example: kidsof gim This will show you commands that use "gim" in their definition. Unfortunately, if there are more than a page of kids, they are omitted. Trying to iron out this problem. {url[no url encoding] foreach {match -url {url ls %s} -pattern /args=(.*)" class.*\n.*\n.*hint">.*\n*?%s .*\n*?

clipget

Thu, 07 Sep 2006 13:01:11 +0000

NAME clipget - retrieve the text previously stored under the provided name, using cl1p.net SYNOPSIS clipget [name] EXAMPLES clipget obiwan will retrieve the text stored under the name "obiwan" at cl1p.net. the name argument is mandatory. NOTES related command : clipset AUTHOR Yann Perrin (see http://yann.perrin.googlepages.com for contact info) http://d.cl1p.net/%s/

clipset

Thu, 07 Sep 2006 12:54:40 +0000

NAME clipset - store the given text online under the provided name, using cl1p.net SYNOPSIS clipset [name] [optional text] EXAMPLES clipset obiwan was a great jedi will store the text "was a great jedi" under the name "obiwan" at cl1p.net for one week. this duration, and the text content can then be edited by going to http://cl1p.net/obiwan/ it is recommanded to password protect your text if don't want it to be editable by others. the name argument is mandatory. If it's allready in use and password protected, cl1p.net will not store your text. the text argument is optional. If ommitted, you'll have an empty cl1p to edit, if the name is available. NOTES related command : clipget AUTHOR Yann Perrin (see http://yann.perrin.googlepages.com for contact info) http://cl1p.net/{% 1 %s [no url encoding]}?ctrlcv={% 2- %s [no url encoding]}&title={% 1 %s [no url encoding]}&keepfor=10080&uploadFile=&p1=&p2=&addLink=&removeLink=&jump={% 1 %s [no url encoding]}[post]

l>>pdf

Wed, 06 Sep 2006 09:26:20 +0000

NAME l>>pdf - Google site-specific search for PDFs on a site for which you do not know the URL. SYNOPSIS l>>pdf [KEYWORDS-TO-DESCRIBE-SITE] [KEYWORDS TO SEARCH WITHIN SITE] EXAMPLES l>>pdf elzr returns all PDFs indexed by Google at elzr.com l>>pdf mckinsey-quarterly marketing returns all "marketing" PDFs indexed by Google at mckinseyquarterly.com DESCRIPTION l>>pdf will do a Google search on the first hyphen-separated parameter, select the first result, then search for the second parameter within that site and return only the PDFs found there. It is useful if you want to search within a specific site for PDFs, but you don't know the URL or Yubnub command for that site. RELATED COMMANDS l>>, >>, lucky>, l>, lucky>>, mysearch AUTHOR This is a simple alias of Fuska's mysearch command (inspired by Shantanuo, see: http://groups.google.com/group/YubNub/browse_thread/thread/ca58bf119e8316a6). Eliazar (elzr.com) {url[no url encoding] lucky>> {% 1 %s} -k {% 2- %s} filetype:pdf}

ReFilter

Sun, 03 Sep 2006 18:54:06 +0000

NAME ReFilter - Filter the contents of a RSS feed to recieve only specific topics. SYNOPSIS ReFilter -feed [Feed URL] -filter [keywords] ReFilter advanced sintaxis is here: http://re.rephrase.net/filter/?p=filters EXAMPLES ReFilter -feed http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/rss.php -filter title:function ReFilter -feed http://www.thinkgeek.com/thinkgeek.rss -filter toy ReFilter (shows the basic GUI of the application) http://re.rephrase.net/filter/?{ifnotempty ${feed} -then feed=${feed}}{ifnotempty ${filter} -then &filter=${filter}}

wp\

Thu, 31 Aug 2006 02:43:30 +0000

NAME wp\ - Spell checks a word or phrase and then searches for it on the english wikipedia. SYNOPSIS wp\ [TERM] EXAMPLES wp\ age of empirs (Fetches the article on "Age of Empires") AUTHOR Allen Ormond - aormond (at) gmail (dot) coom {url[no url encoding] spll wp %s}

gsplit

Sat, 12 Aug 2006 22:51:55 +0000

NAME gsplit - display query results from any combination of google search engines. SYNOPSIS gsplit [KEYWORDS] [-a|A|b|B|c|f|g|G|i|m|n|s] y EXAMPLES gsplit quake4 -g y -i y Returns a split window with a web search and an image search for quake4. gsplit AMD -f y -n y Returns a split window with a web search for financial data and news stories on AMD. DESCRIPTION gsplit allows you to search any combination of the below google search engines and have them split across your screen using split. Using more than 3 on a small resolution (<= 1024x768) isn't really recommended. Simply type gsplit and the query followed by the search engines you want to visit (e.g. -g or -i or -n) and a y after each one to indicate that [y]es [y]ou want [y]ubnub to search it. -a y - answers -A y - All included engines -b y - blogsearch -B y - books -c y - catalogs -f y - finance -g y - web search -G y - groups -i y - images -m y - maps -n y - news -s y - scholar AUTHOR Danny Toole iamapirate@gmail.com ========== Old implementation: {url[no url encoding] split {ifthen -value1 ${g} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url g %s}} {ifthen -value1 ${n} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url superg %s -t news}} {ifthen -value1 ${i} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url gi %s}} {ifthen -value1 ${B} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url superg %s -t books}} {ifthen -value1 ${c} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url superg %s -t catalogs}} {ifthen -value1 ${G} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url superg %s -t groups}} {ifthen -value1 ${m} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url superg %s -t maps}} {ifthen -value1 ${s} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url superg %s -t scholar}} {ifthen -value1 ${b} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url superg %s -t blogsearch}} {ifthen -value1 ${a} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url http://answers.google.com/answers/search?q=%s}} {ifthen -value1 ${f} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url http://finance.google.com/finance?q=%s}} {ifthen -value1 ${A} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url gsplit %s -g y -n y -i y -B y -c y -G y -m y -s y -b s -a y}}} {url[no url encoding] split {ifthen -value1 ${g} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url g %s}} {ifthen -value1 ${n} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url superg %s -t news}} {ifthen -value1 ${i} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url gi %s}} {ifthen -value1 ${B} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url superg %s -t books}} {ifthen -value1 ${c} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url superg %s -t catalogs}} {ifthen -value1 ${G} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url superg %s -t groups}} {ifthen -value1 ${m} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url superg %s -t maps}} {ifthen -value1 ${s} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url superg %s -t scholar}} {ifthen -value1 ${b} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url superg %s -t blogsearch}} {ifthen -value1 ${a} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url http://answers.google.com/answers/search?q=%s}} {ifthen -value1 ${f} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url http://finance.google.com/finance?q=%s}} {ifthen -value1 ${A} -value2 y -test EQUAL -then {url g %s} {url gi %s} {url gn %s} {url gbs %s} {url gcatalogs %s} {url gm %s} {url groups %s} {url gs %s} {url gfi %s} {url gans %s} {url goobooks %s} }}

rands

Thu, 10 Aug 2006 23:20:14 +0000

NAME rands - Search on a random search engine. SYNOPSIS rands [KEYWORDS] EXAMPLES rands yubnub Searches for 'yubnub' on a random one of Google, Yahoo, or another search engine supported. NOTES Search engine data is stored as an array in the variable rands-data. To view the list type: var rands-data To add an item to the list type: ava rands-data -a COMMAND NAME AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ {url[no url encoding] yubnub {idx {var rands-data} -idx {random -min 0 -max {clc {count {var rands-data}}-1}}} %s}

ylist2

Wed, 09 Aug 2006 16:36:31 +0000

NAME ylist2 - A slightly altered version of ylist SYNOPSIS ylist2 [YLIST NAME] EXAMPLES ylist2 yfr NOTES ylist2 was created for large ylists that far exceed the limitations of GET, and thus the echo command. All lists in ylist can be viewed-edited in ylist2 and vice-versa. Please see ylist for more details. AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ {url[no url encoding] echovar

ylist %s

@var@ -var CE55FE36-D5D1-11DA-B35B-DD81D6839540:%s[no url encoding]}

echovar

Wed, 09 Aug 2006 16:28:33 +0000

NAME echovar - Allows for the formatted display of larger variables. SYNOPSIS echovar [TEXT] -var [VARIABLE NAME] -mime [MIME TYPE] EXAMPLES echovar Hello @var@, how are you? -var test -mime text/plain Output: "Hello {value of var test}, how are you?" (as plaintext) echovar Hello @var@, how are you? -var test Output: "Hello {value of var test}, how are you?" (as HTML) DESCRIPTION The echo command is limited to the length of data it can output because it depends on GET. This command can insert the contents of large variables into your custom strings without this limitation. You can pass any legal MIME-type to -mime and the output will be done in that type. @var@ in the string is what will be replaced with the value of the variable. AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ http://singpolymaplay.ning.com/yubnub-echovar.php?xn_auth=no&txt=%s&var=${var}&content-type=${mime}

-

Tue, 08 Aug 2006 13:35:46 +0000

NAME - - YubNub 'domains' SYNOPSIS - ['DOMAIN'] -set [URL] -/ [DIRECTORY] EXAMPLES - singpolyma -set http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ Set the 'domain' singpolyma to http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ and then go there to test - singpolyma Go to the URL which the 'domain' singpolyma is set to - singpolyma -/ 2006/01/comment-aggregation.html Go to a specific file under the URL which singpolyma references AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ {var 0fe27a11-f265-4c3b-8cb9-bd7b7691959d:%s -set ${set=do not set : tes ton od}}${/}[no url encoding]

superg

Tue, 08 Aug 2006 00:18:04 +0000

NAME superg - All(most) Google searches in one command SYNOPSIS superg [KEYWORDS] -t [SEARCH TYPE] EXAMPLES superg yubnub superg yubnub -t lucky superg yubnub -t images DESCRIPTION superg is one big command that supports all of the Google Search types except for video and directory (those two were left out because their implementation would have greatly increased the complexity of the command and I'm not sure many people use them) If no -t is passed a standard Google websearch is performed. The following are the valid values for -t: blogsearch books catalogs groups images maps news scholar lucky AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ http://{ifthen -value1 ${t} -value2 lucky -test EQUAL -then www -else ${t=www}}.google.com/{ifthen -value1 ${t} -value2 lucky -test EQUAL -then search -else ${t=search}}?q=%s{ifthen -value1 ${t} -value2 lucky -test EQUAL -then &btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky -else}

luckygim

Thu, 03 Aug 2006 05:06:53 +0000

SYNOPSIS luckygim [keywords] EXAMPLES luckygim mid-flight luckygim Madonna luckygim Bellucci luckygim tide pool DESCRIPTION Performs a Google Image Search using the given keywords and displays the first 20 images, full-size. Not for the faint of bandwidth. AUTHOR Eliazar elzr.com SEE ALSO The lucky family of commands: luckyxim, >, >>, >>>, l>, l>>, <, <<, <<<, luckyecho http://elzr.com/yubnub/luckygim/%s

delete

Wed, 02 Aug 2006 12:02:53 +0000

To delete a tag from all your flickr photos which contain that specific tag for e.g. delete testing http://flickr.com/photos/me/tags/%s/delete

l>>

Mon, 31 Jul 2006 22:24:36 +0000

NAME l>> - Google site-specific search on a site for which you do not know the URL. SYNOPSIS l>> [KEYWORDS TO DESCRIBE SITE];[KEYWORDS TO SEARCH WITHIN SITE] EXAMPLES l>> chicago metromix;sushi restaurants [returns Google results for 'sushi restuarants' at metromix.chicagotribune.com] l>> omaha reader;old market [returns Google results for 'old market' at www.thereader.com] DESCRIPTION This command is allows you to do a search within a given site. The first parameter should describe the site you are looking for. It will do a Google search on the first parameter, select the first result, then search for the second parameter within that site. This is a shorter version of the lucky>> command. NOTES Related commands: lucky>, l>, lucky>> This command uses Allen Ormond's "param" command. Inspired by Eliazar Parra's > and luckyecho commands, that latter of which uses Sean O'Hagan's scrape command. AUTHOR Brian Armknecht b.a. {url[no url encoding] lucky>> {param s;k %s}}

lucky>>

Mon, 31 Jul 2006 22:11:45 +0000

NAME lucky>> - Google site-specific search on a site for which you do not know the URL. SYNOPSIS lucky>> [KEYWORDS TO DESCRIBE SITE] -k [KEYWORD TO SEARCH WITHIN SITE] EXAMPLES lucky>> chicago tribune -k green roofs [returns Google results for articles at chicagotribune.com that mention 'green roofs'] lucky>> new york times -k pommes frites [returns Google results for articles at nytimes.com that mention 'pomme frites'] DESCRIPTION This command is allows you to do a search within a given site. The first parameter should describe the site you are looking for. The -k parameter is the search term you are trying to find within the site. It is useful if you want to search within a specific site, but you don't know the URL or Yubnub command for that site. NOTES Related commands: lucky>, l> Inspired by Eliazar Parra's >> and luckyecho commands, that latter of which uses Sean O'Hagan's scrape command. AUTHOR Brian Armknecht b.a. {url[no url encoding] g site:{ extractDomainName { luckyecho %s } } ${k} [no url encoding]}

l>

Mon, 31 Jul 2006 14:02:30 +0000

NAME l> - An extension to Google's "I'm feeling lucky" search. SYNOPSIS l> [KEYWORDS TO DESCRIBE SITE];[KEYWORDS TO SEARCH WITHIN SITE] EXAMPLES l> victoria tourism;gardens [returns information about gardens at www.tourismvictoria.com] l> chicago reader;improv [returns the improv listings at www.chicagoreader.com] l> chicago tribune [returns www.chicagotribune.com/ -- without a second parameter this command behaves like "I'm Feeling Lucky".] DESCRIPTION This command is a shorter version of the "lucky>" command. It allows you to do a Google "I'm Feeling Lucky" search with the ability to use one set of search terms to desribe the site, and a separate set of search terms to find the item within the site. It is useful if you want to search within a specific site, but you don't know the URL or Yubnub command for that site. NOTES This command uses Allen Ormond's "param" command. Inspired by Eliazar Parra's > and luckyecho commands, that latter of which uses Sean O'Hagan's scrape command. AUTHOR Brian Armknecht b.a. {url[no url encoding] lucky> {param s;k %s}}

lucky>

Sun, 30 Jul 2006 12:42:38 +0000

NAME lucky> - An extension to Google's "I'm feeling lucky" search. SYNOPSIS lucky> [KEYWORDS TO DESCRIBE SITE] -k [KEYWORDS TO SEARCH WITHIN SITE] EXAMPLES lucky> victoria tourism -k gardens [returns information about gardens at www.tourismvictoria.com] lucky> chicago reader -k improv [returns the improv listings at www.chicagoreader.com] DESCRIPTION This command allows you to do a Google "I'm Feeling Lucky" search with the ability to use one set of search terms to desribe the site, and a separate set of search terms to find the item within the site. It is useful if you want to search within a specific site, but you don't know the URL or Yubnub command for that site. NOTES Inspired by Eliazar Parra's > and luckyecho commands, that latter of which uses Sean O'Hagan's scrape command. Thanks, guys. AUTHOR Brian Armknecht b.a. {url[no url encoding] gfl site:{ extractDomainName { luckyecho %s } } ${k} [no url encoding]}

tru

Wed, 26 Jul 2006 12:45:58 +0000

NAME tru - Translate words into/from RUssian language. Thesaurus in RUssian. SYNOPSIS tru [WORDS [-lang [LANGUAGE]]] EXAMPLES tru Without input words the command just open the main page http://lingvo.yandex.ru/ Translate INTO Russian: tru mother tru mother -lang en - the English word `mother' (en -> ru) tru Mutti tru Mutti -lang de - the German word `Mutti' (de -> ru) tru maman tru maman -lang fr - the French words `maman' (fr -> ru) (Both a short form of the command (without -lang option) and a complete one do the same in the most cases) Translate FROM Russian: tru мама tru мама -lang en - to English (ru -> en) tru мама -lang it - to Italian (ru -> it) tru мама -lang es - to Spanish (ru -> es) Translate from Russian to Russian (Look up a definition in explanatory dictionary ): tru мама -lang ru Search for a definition of the word `мама' in thesaurus DESCRIPTION Translate words into/from RUssian language. Thesaurus in RUssian. Supported languages (dictionaries): * (en) English (en-ru, ru-en) * (de) German (de-ru, ru-de) * (fr) French (fr-ru, ru-fr) * (it) Italian (it-ru, ru-it) * (es) Spanish (es-ru, ru-es) * (ru) Russian (ru-ru thesaurus) Without options it translates given non-russian words into Russian, and russian words -- into English (the last one could be customized on the main page). OPTIONS a) Input words are not in Russian: -lang FROM_LANGUAGE where FROM_LANGUAGE is one of: en | de | fr | it | es translate into Russian from the FROM_LANGUAGE using corresponding FROM_LANGUAGE -> ru dictionaries b) Input words are Russian: -lang INTO_LANGUAGE where INTO_LANGUAGE is one of: en | de | fr | it | es translate given russian words into INTO_LANGUAGE language -lang ru special meaning: look up a definition of russian words instead of translation. That is in this case it translates into Russian from Russian :) See EXAMPLES for detailed option usage. NOTES Set character encoding to UTF-8 to see it properly. http://lingvo.yandex.ru/{eop search.xml?text=@%s@&st_translate={ifThen (${lang}==ru) 0,1{eop &lang=@${lang}@}}}

am>

Tue, 25 Jul 2006 00:37:03 +0000

SYNOPSIS am> [KEYWORDS TO DETERMINE BOOK] -q [WHAT YOU WANT TO LOOK FOR INSIDE THE BOOK (optional)] EXAMPLE am> modern mind Since no query is provided, you're simply taken to Amazon's online reader set to Peter Watson's The Modern Mind. am> interface culture -q senselessness Searches Steven Johnson's Interface Culture with the query "senselessness." am> search battelle -q feeding the conversation Searches John Battelle's The Search with the query "feeding the conversation." Notice the keywords used to determine the book. Since "the search" is too generic a book query, I narrow it down with the author's last name. am> dream machine paperback -q cooperative modeling Searches Mitchell Waldrop's The Dream Machine with the query "cooperative modeling." Notice the keywords used to determine the book. Since The Dream Machine's hardcover edition would be the result selected if we simply used "dream machine", and since the hardcover edition isn't inside-searchable, we add "paperback" to specify we want to search inside the paperback edition of the book. DESCRIPTION am> is something of a combination of the am command, which searches Amazon.com, and the > one, the "Universal Feeling Lucky command", in that it uses its first %s input to try to uniquely determine a book inside Amazon by googling inside it and selecting the first result. The twist is that it now searches inside that book with the query from the q parameter. Search-Inside-The-Book is a most handy feature of Amazon that allows you to search a book's content and browse through a couple of its pages (just like you would at a bricks-and-mortar bookstore). It requires you to have an Amazon account (which is free) and isn't available on all books. More info at http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/browse/-/10197021/104-7033797-0623162 AUTHOR eliazar (elzr.com) Sean O'Hagan's superb scrape command is used here to provide some simple but crucial regex functionality on URLs. RELATED COMMANDS am, >, >>, >>>, <, <<, <<<, luckyecho, gfl http://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/{scrape -tokens ?v= / -dirs 1 1 -url {url luckyecho site:amazon.com %s}}?v=search-inside&keywords=${q}[no url encoding]

luckyecho

Mon, 24 Jul 2006 03:47:59 +0000

SYNOPSIS luckyecho [keywords] EXAMPLE luckyecho beautiful descriptions results in: http://eemadges.com/ luckyecho command line for the web results in: http://www.yubnub.org/ DESCRIPTION Echoes the URL of the first result of googling your keywords. SIMILAR COMMANDS am> (luckyecho is actually a building block for this command) AUTHOR elzr.com Sean O'Hagan's scrape command, as always, was a pleasure to use. ---------- Old implementation: scrape -tokens class=l href=%22 %22 -dirs 0 1 0 -url {url g %s} {url[no url encoding] scrape -tokens

resolution

Mon, 17 Jul 2006 20:13:38 +0000

Description: Type "resolution" (without quotes) to see your computer screen's resolution Example: resolution Author: Troy {url[no url encoding] script alert('Your resolution is '+screen.width+'x'+screen.height)}

grazjag

Sun, 02 Jul 2006 07:03:46 +0000

A mash-up of Grazr, an OPML browser, and tagjag (formerly gada.be), a OPML content provider. The single argument is the search keyword for tagjag, and the resultant OPML is fed into Grazr for viewing. rickdog - rickfriends@gmail.com This command gives you an incredibly rich information source for any topic you enter. For example, "grazjag yubnub" will start tge browser on yubnub showing 13 categories at the top level, each category contains feeds for many information sources. For example in the "social" category there are feeds from 48 social sites for bookmarking, rss, collaboration, etc, the Grazr interface will let you read those feeds. Look at what Magnolia has for yubnub. I can't think of a more complete information system on the web right now than this mashup, it really has everything that you want to research a topic. ---------- Old implementation: http://grazr.com/gzpanel?font=Tahoma,sans-serif&fontsize=8pt&view=o&file=http%3A//tagjag.com/all/%s/opml http://grazr.com/gzpanel.html?view=3p&theme=gloss_black&file=http%3A//tagjag.com/a/%s/opml

argo

Wed, 28 Jun 2006 19:46:22 +0000

Launches the ArgoUML UML design tool via Java WebStart http://argouml-downloads.tigris.org/nonav/argouml-0.20/jws/argouml.jnlp

visual

Mon, 26 Jun 2006 10:51:04 +0000

JavaScript Visual Wordnet Wordnet is a project at Princeton University that provides a map of the English language. Visual Wordnet presents a visual representation of Wordnet's resources. http://kylescholz.com/projects/wordnet/?%s

wod

Tue, 20 Jun 2006 13:09:12 +0000

NAME wod - Webster's Online Dictionary with Multilingual Thesaurus Translation SYNOPSIS wod [WORD(S)] [-lang [LANGUAGE]] EXAMPLES Just try it: wod wod word wod mail fraud wod Maxfield Parrish wod мама -lang Russian wod bachelière -lang French wod 百度 -lang all DESCRIPTION Who describes better than authors of www.websters-online-dictionary.org: What do you get when you start with Webster’s classic 1913 unabridged dictionary, and you add updated definitions, thousands of images (one picture being worth a thousand words…), quotes, trade names, references, timelines, translations and any other bit of information that can help someone understand a word from as many perspectives as possible? For any given word, what you get is Webster’s Online Dictionary with Multilingual Thesaurus Translation. NOTES There's a bug in the `wod' yubnub's implementation of non-english translation. http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/[post]{IfEmpty -value ${lang} -then {IfEmpty -value %s -then -else search/&s=%s&R1=en} -else {IfEmpty -value %s -then -else search/&s=%s}&R1=${lang}}

gallery

Tue, 06 Jun 2006 00:38:37 +0000

NAME gallery - Displays all the jpeg files linked from a page. SYNOPSIS gallery [URL] EXAMPLES gallery http://www.hardeodcafe.com/Gallery2.htm DESCRIPTION Displays all the jpeg files linked from a page. Give this command an url and it will show all of the images that the url links to. Good for viewing all of the full sized images from a thumbnail page. NOTES This command will not work with all URLs. Some sites will prevent it from working. AUTHOR Allen Ormond - aormond (at) gmail (dot) com http://yubscripts.ning.com/gallery.php?url=%s

save

Sun, 04 Jun 2006 01:18:37 +0000

Can't stand it when you try downloading a file or clip but it plays instead. I got tired of retyping this echo command in every time I wanted to download a ".mov", so here you go! SYNTAX save [link to file] DESCRIPTION Takes your link and echos a hyperlink in which you can right click to save the target. Jake magicjj jjefferydesign.com {url[no url encoding] echo Right click, then "Save Target As ..." (IE) or "Save Link As ..." (FF). }

wpm

Wed, 17 May 2006 02:09:51 +0000

Wikipedia page suitable for mobile SMS. Thanks to Allen Ormond. http://yubscripts.ning.com/yn-wikipedia.php/.txt?xn_auth=no&length=160&input=%s

regexp

Tue, 09 May 2006 13:52:45 +0000

Replace uses PCRE via ReReplace.com to perform find/replace routines on text. Most useful for testing regular expressions or searching through a text document without the need for additional software. Example: regexp -f buy -r bye -t say buy -a replace Replace "buy" with "bye" in "say buy" regexp -f reg(?:ular)? ?exp?(?:ression)?s? -t regex regular expressions regexp Highlight the various names for regular expressions To use it, use the following switches: -f Search string (needle) -r Replacement string -t Text to Search (haystack) -a Action to perform. One of "find" "replace" or "preview". Find will hilight matches, preview will perform a replacement and highlight the changes, Replace will perform the find/replace and return the results in an easy to copy text area. Default action is "find" Optionally, you can change the options using the -o switch -o Options, are as follows o Regex mode (enable regex in find/replac) s dot matches new line i case insensitive m ^$ match at line breaks p Soft-wrap text on screen (disable preformatted) b highlight backreferences within matches Options should be combined into a single expression, Example: -o sim Default options are -o impob. http://rereplace.com/?q&f=${f}&r=${r}&text=${t}&opts=${o=impob}&action=${a=find}#results

eatFeed

Wed, 03 May 2006 02:42:24 +0000

NAME eatFeed - Pull data out of a web feed (RSS,XML,etc). SYNOPSIS eatFeed [ELEMENTS] -url [FEED URL] EXAMPLES eatFeed items[0].link -url http://digg.com/rss/toplinks.xml Returns the url of the current top story on digg.com eatFeed items[2].description -url http://rss.slashdot.org/Slashdot/slashdot Returns the description of the third story currently on slashdot. eatFeed items[4].title -url http://del.icio.us/rss/popular Returns the title of the fifth item on the del.icio.us list. Note that item arrays are zero-based. The first post would be items[0]. DESCRIPTION eatFeed allows you to pull selected data from a web feed (XML,RSS,ATOM,etc). You could use it to grab the title/url of the latest post on your favorite site. In addition to syndicated feeds, you could use eatFeed to retrieve data from any accepted data file. With most web feeds, the most common elements you'll want to use are: items[0].link items[0].title items[0].description While 'link','title', and 'description' are the most common, you should be able to use eatFeed to retrieve any element. Look at the source of your feed to find additional data elements. NOTES This uses Stephen Paul Weber's outline converter script behind the scenes: http://xoxotools.ning.com/outlineconvert.php Check out 'oconv' for a yubnub implementation of the outline converter. AUTHOR Allen Ormond - aormond (at) gmail (dot) com http://yubscripts.ning.com/yn-opt.php?xn_auth=no&input=%s&url=${url}

oconv

Tue, 02 May 2006 07:19:29 +0000

NAME oconv - Convert outline data from one format to another SYNOPSIS oconv [OUTLINE DATA] -url [URL TO OUTLINE DATA] -as [FORMAT] -classes [CLASSES] -simplify [SIMPLIFY?] -urlfill [URLFILL?] -callback [CALLBACK] EXAMPLES oconv {explode 1,2,3,4 -as xoxo} -as opml convert the XOXO-style array 1,2,3,4 to OPML oconv -url http://bloglines.com/export?id=singpolyma -as xoxo convert bloglines OPML to XOXO oconv -url http://bloglines.com/export?id=singpolyma -as json [-callback x] convert bloglines OPML to JSON with optional JSONP callback x oconv -url http://bloglines.com/export?id=singpolyma -as opml -simplify 1 simplify bloglines OPML oconv -url http://bloglines.com/export?id=singpolyma -as opml -urlfill 1 ensure both XML and HTML URLs if possible on bloglines OPML oconv -url http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ -as xoxo -classes xoxo posts extract XOXO Blog Format data from http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ DESCRIPTION Auto-detects input format from data or URL of any of XOXO, OPML, XML, RSS, ATOM, or, JSON and converts to an output format of any of XOXO, OPML, or JSON(P) AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ http://xoxotools.ning.com/outlineconvert.php?xn_auth=no&data=%s&url=${url}&output=${as=xoxo}&classes=${classes}&simplify=${simplify}&urlfill=${urlfill}&callback=${callback}

cmdData

Tue, 02 May 2006 03:40:05 +0000

NAME cmdData - Returns data from a command's man page. EXAMPLES cmdData gim.url Returns the url of the gim command, "http://images.google.com/images?q=%s" cmdData eop.created.date Returns the date the eop command was created, "2006-04-02" cmdData match.parameters[4].name Returns "capture", which is the 5th parameter of the match command. Keep in mind that the 'parameters' array is zero-based. Parameters are in the order that they are first found in the command url. However, if the command has a %s parameter, it will always be item [0] in the array. cmdData del2.description Returns the author's notes from its man page. DESCRIPTION Use this command to fetch data from a command's man page using an object hierarchy syntax. The hierarchy is as follows: COMMAND. NAME URL DESCRIPTION GOLDEN (returns 0 or 1) USES CREATED. DATE TIME TIMESTAMP (returns a UNIX timestamp) LASTUSED. DATE TIME TIMESTAMP (returns a UNIX timestamp) PARAMETERS[]. NAME DEFAULTVALUE Note that the parameters are stored in an array. See the examples above for more info. NOTES This utilizes my man-scraping script. More info can be found here: http://groups.google.com/group/YubNub/browse_thread/thread/1bf01d05bf48a94e AUTHOR Allen Ormond - aormond (at) gmail (dot) com http://yubscripts.ning.com/yn-mandata.php?xn_auth=no&input={lcase %s}

cmd2rss

Mon, 01 May 2006 11:24:39 +0000

NAME cmd2rss - Generate RSS from the results of a YubNub command SYNOPSIS cmd2rss [YUBNUB COMMAND] EXAMPLES cmd2rss g test get an RSS feed for the results of the command 'g test' NOTES Only commands that have been set up with a RegExp using cmd2setup will work with this command. AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ {url[no url encoding] mkrss -get {url cmd2array %s} -title %s -url {url %s}}

cmd2array

Mon, 01 May 2006 11:19:47 +0000

NAME cmd2array - Create an 'array' from the results of a YubNub command SYNOPSIS cmd2array [YUBNUB COMMAND] -as [ARRAY TYPE] -callback [CALLBACK] EXAMPLES cmd2array g test returns an XML-style 'array' of the results of the google search 'test' cmd2array g test -as xoxo returns an XOXO-style 'array' of the results of the google search 'test' cmd2array g test -as json [-callback x] returns an JSON-style 'array' of the results of the google search 'test' with optional JSONP callback x NOTES The command must be set up with a RegExp using cmd2setup before it will work with this command. AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ {url[no url encoding] match -url {url %s} -pattern {cmd2setup {% 1 %s}} -capture auto -as ${as} -callback ${callback}}

cmd2setup

Mon, 01 May 2006 10:57:18 +0000

NAME cmd2setup - Store page-scraping RegExps for use with cmd2* functions SYNOPSIS cmd2setup [COMMAND NAME] -set [REGEXP] EXAMPLES cmd2setup g returns the RegExp for scraping results of command 'g' cmd2setup g -set /

[^\f]*?<\/nobr>/ set the RegExp for command 'g' NOTES The regular expressions used here must be enclosed in a proper // pair whose contents are RegExp-safe (ie /'s escaped out as \/) AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ {url[no url encoding] var 71259E88-D8E7-11DA-B8F0-2840ABF316DD:%s -set ${set=do not set : tes ton od}}

thnl

Thu, 27 Apr 2006 14:49:16 +0000

NAME thnl - Web page Thumbnail Maker SYNOPSIS thnl [URL] EXAMPLES thnl http://www.google.com DESCRIPTION make a Thumbnail of [url] AUTHOR ZEGENVS http://img.simpleapi.net/small/%s[no url encoding]

ylist

Thu, 27 Apr 2006 11:03:03 +0000

NAME ylist - A simple lists application built entirely with YubNub SYNOPSIS ylist [LIST NAME] EXAMPLES ylist tmp DESCRIPTION ylist is a simple web application built 100% with YubNub. All functionality is encapulated within YubNub commands! Just type ylist list-name and you will be presented with a page on which there is a form for adding/removing items from the list. Not the most useful app in the world, but this is cool! AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ {url[no url encoding] echo

ylist %s

{var CE55FE36-D5D1-11DA-B35B-DD81D6839540:%s} [no url encoding]}

match

Wed, 26 Apr 2006 07:40:22 +0000

NAME match - Run a RegExp pattern against a string SYNOPSIS match [STRING] [-url [URL FOR PAGE TO USE AS STRING]] -pattern [REGEXP PATTERN] -nbrmatches [RETURN NUMBER OF MATCHES?] -matchnbr [RETURN MATCH AT] -capture [CAPTURE?] -as [AS] -callback [CALLBACK] EXAMPLES match

hello

blah -pattern /

.*?<\/div>/ returns an XML-style 'array' with one element, '

hello

' match

hello

blah

-pattern /

.*?<\/div>/ returns an XML-style 'array' with two elements, '

hello

' and '

' match

hello

blah -pattern /

.*?<\/div>/ -as xoxo returns an XOXO-style 'array' with one element, '

hello

' match

hello

blah -pattern /

.*?<\/div>/ -as json [-callback x] returns a JSON-style 'array' with one element, '

hello

' (using optional JSONP callback of x) match

hello

blah -pattern /

.*?<\/div>/ -nbrmatches 1 returns 1 (the number of matches) match

hello

blah -pattern /

.*?<\/div>/ -matchnbr 1 returns

hello

(the first match) match

hello

blah -pattern /

(.*)?<\/div>/ -capture 1 returns an XML-style 'array' with one element, 'hello' (the captured item) match -url http://yubnub.org/kernel/man?args=match -pattern /

[^\f]*?<\/pre>/
        returns an XML-style 'array' with one element, the text from this man page


NOTES
     If you use capture parenthesis in your pattern you must pass -capture 1 to get
     the captured data.
     
     The RegExp pattern must be enclosed in the appropriate // and be RegExp-safe
     (ie and / or \ escaped out at \/ or \\)
     
     For a more boolean RegExp function see ifMatch

AUTHOR
     Stephen Paul Weber
     http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ http://singpolymaplay.ning.com/yubnub-match.php?xn_auth=no&string=%s&pattern=${pattern}&nbrmatches=${nbrmatches}&matchnbr=${matchnbr}&capture=${capture}&as=${as}&callback=${callback}&url=${url}

foreach

Tue, 25 Apr 2006 12:13:22 +0000

NAME foreach - Loop through an 'array' and runs a YubNub command EXAMPLES foreach {explode 1,2,3,4} echos each array item 1, 2, 3, and 4 (as produced by explode) foreach {explode 1,2,3,4} -cmd sum 1 echos each array item increased by one foreach {explode 1,2,3,4} -cmd var tmp -set [|sum 1 %s|] sets var tmp to one greater than each array item, in order foreach {explode 1,2,3,4} -as array gives back an XML-type 'array' with the elements 1, 2, 3, and 4 foreach {explode 1,2,3,4} -as array -type xoxo gives back an XOXO-type 'array' with the elements 1, 2, 3, and 4 foreach {explode 1,2,3,4} -as array -type json gives back an JSON-type 'array' with the elements 1, 2, 3, and 4 foreach {explode 1,2,3,4} -as array -type json -callback x gives back an JSON-type 'array' with the elements 1, 2, 3, and 4 and callback x DESCRIPTION Loops through and 'array' in XML, XOXO, or JSON form (data wrapped in a JSONP callback will not work) and runs a YubNub command on it. NOTES If the YubNub command has a '%s' specified in it then the array items are substituted in there, otherwise they are simply passed at the end of the command. If you want to use pipes in what you pass the -cmd parameter you must use the syntax [|cmd|] instead of {cmd} because otherwise YubNub would evaluate the piping before foreach was run. AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ http://singpolymaplay.ning.com/yubnub-foreach.php?xn_auth=no&data=%s&cmd=${cmd=echo}&as=${as}&type=${type}&callback=${callback}

explode

Tue, 25 Apr 2006 11:02:09 +0000

NAME explode - Explodes a string to an array in xml, xoxo, or json(p) format EXAMPLES explode 1,2,3,4 Returns XML-style 'array' with elements 1, 2, 3, and 4 explode 1+2+3+4 -token + Returns XML-style 'array' with elements 1, 2, 3, and 4 explode 1,2,3,4 -as xoxo Returns XOXO-style 'array' with elements 1, 2, 3, and 4 explode 1,2,3,4 -as json Returns JSON-style 'array' with elements 1, 2, 3, and 4 explode 1,2,3,4 -as json -callback x Returns JSONP-style 'array' with elements 1, 2, 3, and 4 using callback x AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ http://singpolymaplay.ning.com/yubnub-explode.php?xn_auth=no&data=%s&token=${token=,}&as=${as=xml}&callback=${callback}

clc

Mon, 24 Apr 2006 17:13:53 +0000

NAME clc - Evaluates a mathematic expression EXAMPLES clc 1+1 clc ((pi*2)/6)+5 AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ ========== Old implementation: {url[no url encoding] idx {explode {strRightRev {scrape -tokens -url {url g %s}} {strFind -find = -string {scrape -tokens -url {url g %s}}}} -token } -idx 0} {url[no url encoding] stripHTML {idx {explode {match -url {url g %s} -pattern /(.*?)<\/b>/ -capture 1 -matchnbr 1} -token =} -idx 1}}

var

Mon, 24 Apr 2006 16:22:18 +0000
NAME var - set and get temporary variables EXAMPLES var test -set hi sets the variable 'test' to 'hi' var test returns the contents of the variable 'test' AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ http://singpolymaplay.ning.com/yubnub-var.php?xn_auth=no&var=%s&set=${set=do not set : tes ton od}

inspect

Fri, 21 Apr 2006 07:19:25 +0000
Syntax: inspect {domain} Displays info about domain's A, NS, MX records + detailed report about the specified domain. Example: inspect yahoo.com {url[no url encoding] mash %s dnsa dnsns dnsmx report}

SideNub

Thu, 20 Apr 2006 02:00:38 +0000
NAME SideNub - An experimental YubNub sidebar. SYNOPSIS SideNub DESCRIPTION This command launches SideNub, an experimental YubNub sidebar. The sidebar keeps a history of commands used during the current session. You don't have to install anything to use SideNub, everything is done inside the browser. NOTES SideNub is an experiment in creating a web "app" that is contained within a single html document. You can use it directly or download a copy to your computer and access it locally. Open up the html file in a text editor to change the colors, saved commands, start page, and a few other things. This command requires javascript, frames, and experimental CSS that is not supported in all browsers. It has not been tested in IE at all. AUTHOR Allen Ormond - aormond (at) gmail (dot) com http://fromrocks.com/yubnub/sidenub/sidenub.html

s.i

Sun, 16 Apr 2006 01:04:54 +0000
Super Image Search Google Images / Yahoo Images / Flickr >||;) {url[no url encoding] split {url[no url encoding] gim %s} {url[no url encoding] yim %s} {url[no url encoding] flickr %s}}

del2

Tue, 04 Apr 2006 07:25:27 +0000
NAME del2 - Access del.icio.us functions all with one command EXAMPLES Example: del2 Result: Go to del.icio.us tagcloud Example: del2 -tag TAG Result: Get recent del.icio.us items for TAG Example: del2 popular Result: Get recent popular del.icio.us items Example: del2 popular -tag TAG Result: Get recent popular del.icio.us items for TAG Example: del2 USER Result: Go to del.icio.us page for USER Example: del2 USER -tag TAG Result: Go to del.icio.us page for USER filtered by TAG Example: del2 url -url URL Result: Go to del.icio.us page for URL Example: del2 search -search QUERY Result: Go to del.icio.us for QUERY Example: del2 post [-url URL -desc DESCRIPTION -ext EXTENDED] Result: Go to del.icio.us post page (with optional URL, DESCRIPTION, and/or EXTENDED fields filled in) DESCRIPTION This is a mammoth command to allow access to most (all?) del.icio.us features without remember multiple commands. The examples above give a list of the different features you can access using this command. Prefix 'rss/' to any argument to get the RSS version of that argument (ie rss/USER for user's RSS) NOTES You cannot fill in tags for the 'post' command, and the command does not just add the item to del.icio.us, but rather brings up the post form for you to continue filling in. AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber a.k.a. Singpolyma http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/ http://del.icio.us/{ifthen -value1 %s -value2 -test EQUAL -then tag -else %s}/${tag}{ifthen -value1 ${search} -value2 -test EQUAL -then -else ?search=${search}}{ifthen -value1 ${url} -value2 -test EQUAL -then -else ?url=${url}}{ifthen -value1 ${desc} -value2 -test EQUAL -then -else &title=${desc}}{ifthen -value1 ${ext} -value2 -test EQUAL -then -else ¬es=${ext}}

ifMatch

Mon, 03 Apr 2006 18:18:56 +0000
NAME ifMatch - Searches a string for a match to a regular expression pattern and returns a value based on the result. SYNOPSIS ifMatch -pattern [REGEX PATTERN] -string [STRING] -then [RESULT IF MATCH] -else [RESULT IF NOT MATCH] -redirect [REDIRECT] EXAMPLES ifMatch -pattern /wor/ -string Hello world! -then yub -else nub (Returns "yub") ifMatch -pattern /Wor/i -string Hello world! -then yub -else nub (Returns "yub". The "i" indicates that the pattern is case insensitive) ifMatch -pattern /^wor/ -string Hello world! -then yub -else nub (Returns "nub". The string does not begin with "wor") DESCRIPTION Checks if a string matches a regular expression (regex) pattern and returns a value depending on the result of the comparison. -pattern, -string, and -then are required parameters. The '-redirect' parameter can be set to True or False. It defaults to False. If set to True and the result of the command begins with "HTTP://" then the the command will attempt to redirect the user to the web site. NOTES Hint: Most regular expressions are surrounded by forward slashes (/). Need help composing regex patterns? http://weblogtoolscollection.com/regex/regex.php http://regexlib.com/cheatsheet.aspx AUTHOR Allen Ormond - aormond (at) gmail (dot) com http://yubscripts.ning.com/ifthen/regexp.php?pattern=${pattern}&string=${string}&then=${then}&els=${else}&redirect=${redirect=false}&xn_auth=no

eop

Sun, 02 Apr 2006 16:43:25 +0000
NAME eop - Checks the value between two tokens in a string. If empty, nothing is returned. If not empty, the whole string is returned. SYNOPSIS eop [STRING] -else [VALUE IF EMPTY] -token [TOKEN VALUE (Default @)] EXAMPLES eop I like @monkeys@ (returns "I like monkeys") eop I like @@ (returns "") eop I like @@ -else Hello World! (returns "Hello World!") http://images.google.com/{eop images?q=@%s@} (If %s has a value, you are sent to http://images.google.com/images?q=%s, if it has no value you are sent to http://images.google.com/) DESCRIPTION This command was created to assist in creating commands that go to one location if given a parameter, and another if empty. It checks between two tokens in a string (default @) for any value (typically %s), and returns the whole string (minus tokens) if not empty. If the value IS empty, nothing is returned (or the value of -else is returned). You can set the -else parameter to return a string if the value is empty. By default, the tokens eop looks between are @. This can be changed by setting the -token parameter. AUTHOR Allen Ormond - aormond (at) gmail (dot) com Thanks to Stian's unconscious mind for coming up with the idea. http://groups.google.com/group/YubNub/browse_thread/thread/abcf3e5852268d85/ {url[no url encoding] ifthen -value1 {strfind -find ${token=@}${token=@} -string %s} -value2 0 -test equal -then {strreplace -find ${token=@} -replace -string %s} -else ${else}}

gui

Sat, 01 Apr 2006 05:16:02 +0000
NAME gui - A graphical user interface (GUI) for YubNub commands. SYNOPSIS gui [YUNUB_COMMAND] EXAMPLES gui scrape gui change gui ifthen DESCRIPTION This command is the anti-YubNub. It takes any yubnub command name as a parameter and displays a graphical user interface (GUI) for it. Who needs command lines anyway?! AUTHOR Allen Ormond - aormond (at) gmail (dot) com Thanks to Sean O'Hagan, whose 'scrape' command is doing some behind the scenes work. {url[no url encoding] ifthen -value1 %s -value2 {scrape -tokens

-dirs 0 0 -url http://www.yubnub.org/kernel/man?args=%s} -test NOTEQUAL -then http://www.yubnub.org/kernel/man?args=gui -else http://fromrocks.com/yubnub/abbreviate/gui.php?input=%s -redirect true}

param

Fri, 31 Mar 2006 01:25:44 +0000
NAME param - Builds a YubNub parameter string. SYNOPSIS param [PARAMETER1;PARAMETER2;...] [VALUE1;VALUE2;...] EXAMPLES param find;replace;string pizza;hot dogs;I like pizza. (returns: -find pizza -replace hot dogs -string I like pizza.) param s;method hello;rot-13 (returns: hello world -method rot-13) DESCRIPTION This command accepts a string of parameter names and parameter values (seperated by semicolons) and returns a parameter string as it would need to be typed into YubNub. For instance, this command: param find;replace;string pizza;hot dogs;I like pizza. returns: -find pizza -replace hot dogs -string I like pizza. Why would you do this? To build abbreviated aliases of commands. Check out the url of 'strRep', an alias of strReplace: strreplace {param find;replace;string %s}[no url encoding] To execute 'strRep' you type: strRep pizza;hot dogs;I like pizza. Look Ma! No parameters! To include a %s parameter, enter an "s" as the first parameter in the list. For example, a string for the 'change' command: param s;method hello;rot-13 (returns "hello world -method rot-13") It appears that aliases built with 'param' work best if they use [no url encoding]. Don't include the "-" in the parameter names. NOTES The main reason I made this was so people could write fleshed out commands with parameters (which are easy to understand), but also have a easy way to shorten the commands for easy typing. This is a sister command of 'abv'. They both exist to do just about the same thing. 'Param' is probably much more stable and reliable, particularly when nested. AUTHOR Allen Ormond - aormond (at) gmail (dot) com http://yubscripts.ning.com/abbreviate/param.php?input=%s&xn_auth=no

mango

Thu, 30 Mar 2006 15:56:12 +0000
NAME mango - returns the YubNub manual page for a command if it exists, otherwise it returns the advanced "create a command" page. SYNOPSIS mango [POTENTIAL NEW YUBNUB COMMAND] EXAMPLES mango gim -returns the manual page for the "gim" command mango unusedYubNubcommand -returns the create a command page DESCRIPTION This is similar to the "man+" command, except for new commands it uses the "create2" advanced command creator. NOTES Thanks to Allen Ormond for the Create2 page. AUTHOR Chicagosage b.a. ========== old implementation: ifthen -value1 %s -value2 {scrape -tokens

-dirs 0 0 -url http://www.yubnub.org/kernel/man?args=%s} -test EQUAL -then http://yubnub.org/kernel/man?args=%s -else http://fromrocks.com/yubnub/create2.html?%s -redirect true {url[no url encoding] ifthen -value1 %s -value2 {scrape -tokens

-dirs 0 0 -url http://www.yubnub.org/kernel/man?args=%s} -test EQUAL -then http://www.yubnub.org/kernel/man?args=%s -else {url create2 %s} -redirect true}

abv

Thu, 30 Mar 2006 07:05:22 +0000
NAME abv - Execute a yubnub command without having to type parameter names. SYNOPSIS abv [COMMAND STRING] EXAMPLES abv ifthen abc;def;equal;yub;nub;false (Executes: ifthen -value1 abc -value2 def -test equal -then yub -else nub -redirect false) abv change Hello World;rot-13 (Executes: change Hello World -method rot-13) abv strreplace a;o;Banana Camera (Executes: strReplace -find a -replace o -string Banana Camera) DESCRIPTION This command accepts another yubnub command and its parameters in an abbreviated form, and spits out the command fully formed, with parameters included. Let's use 'ifthen' as an example: Ifthen accepts up to 6 parameters (value1,value2,test,then,else,redirect), all these parameters are very informative and helpful to have around, but it can be inconvenient to type them all out. This is where 'abv' steps in to save the day. Instead of typing: ifthen -value1 abc -value2 def -test equal -then yub -else nub -redirect false You can type: abv ifthen abc;def;equal;yub;nub;false Both commands will spit out the same result. This could obviously be used to make abbreviated aliases of existing commands (check out 'ifth' for an example). It's important to know how 'abv' decides the order that the parameters go in. 'Abv' looks at the commands url to find the names of the parameters. Here's 'ifthen's URL: http://fromrocks.com/yubnub/ifthen/ifthen.php?value1=${value1}&value2=${value2}&test=${test}&then=${then}&els=${else}&redirect=${redirect=false} The parameters need to be typed into 'abv' in the same order that they appear in the URL. In this case the order is "value1,value2,test,then,else,redirect". If a command has a %s parameter, that value ALWAYS appears before other parameters, regardless of position. An abbreviated version of 'change' would be "abv change Hello World;rot-13" NOTES The main reason I made this was so people could write fleshed out commands with parameters (which are easy to understand), but also have a easy way to shorten the commands for easy typing. This command should be considered experimental. I guarantee that it will not work on all commands. I have not done many tests with nesting, your mileage may vary. Please let me know of any bugs. AUTHOR Allen Ormond - aormond (at) gmail (dot) com Much thanks to Sean O'Hagan, whose 'scrape' command is doing some behind the scenes work. http://yubscripts.ning.com/abbreviate/abv.php?input=%s&xn_auth=no

create2

Thu, 30 Mar 2006 04:49:26 +0000
NAME create2 - Create a new YubNub command. SYNOPSIS create2 [COMMAND_NAME] EXAMPLES create2 (sends you to a blank 'create2' form) create2 NewCommand (create a command with the name 'NewCommand') DESCRIPTION Make a YubNub command using an alternate interface. The main difference is that the new interface assists with creating more complete and consistant command descriptions. NOTES The create2 form is not an official YubNub site. Please contact me with any problems/suggestions. AUTHOR Allen Ormond - aormond (at) gmail (dot) com Thanks chicagosage for helping to figure out how to check if a command already exists. ========== Old implementation: ifthen -value1 %s -value2 {scrape -tokens

-dirs 0 0 -url http://www.yubnub.org/kernel/man?args=%s} -test EQUAL -then A command with that name already exists. -else http://fromrocks.com/yubnub/create2.html?%s -redirect true {url[no url encoding] ifthen -value1 1 -value2 {commandexists %s} -test EQUAL -then A command with that name already exists. -else http://fromrocks.com/yubnub/create2/create2.php?%s -redirect true}

man+

Mon, 27 Mar 2006 02:43:20 +0000
NAME man+ - returns the YubNub manual page for a command if it exists, otherwise it returns the "create a command" page. SYNOPSIS man+ [command to be checked] EXAMPLES man+ gim -returns the manual page for the "gim" command man+ unusedYubNubcommand -returns the create a command page AUTHOR chicagosage based on Allen Ormond's "commandexists" command. b.a. {url[no url encoding] ifthen -value1 %s -value2 {scrape -tokens

-dirs 0 0 -url http://www.yubnub.org/kernel/man?args=%s} -test EQUAL -then http://yubnub.org/kernel/man?args=%s -else http://yubnub.org/command/new?name=%s -redirect true}

headers

Sun, 26 Mar 2006 22:14:28 +0000
Displays the HTTP headers for the given URL. Example: headers http://google.com http://validator.w3.org/p3p/20020128/header.pl?mode=header&uri=%s

rotate

Sun, 26 Mar 2006 00:52:55 +0000
NAME rotate - Rotates an image by a specified angle SYNOPSIS rotate [-u IMAGE_URL] [-r ROTATION_ANGLE] DESCRIPTION arguments: Specify the full image URL. eg. http://www.yubnub.org/images/yubnub.png png, gif, jpeg image types are recognized. Specify the rotation angle (counter-clockwise) Negative angles allowed. EXAMPLES rotate -u http://www.yubnub.org/images/yubnub.png -r 180 rotate -u http://www.somewhere.com/image.jpg -r -45 NOTES Occasionally, there are some bizarre colour changes in the rotated picture, having to do with transparent colours I think. This is hosted at Ning, so please clone and improve! AUTHOR Sean O'Hagan http://rotatetest.ning.com/imagerotate.php?u=${u}&r=${r}&xn_auth=no

pixoh

Sun, 26 Mar 2006 00:08:54 +0000
DESCRIPTION Pixoh.com is an online picture editor. Use this command to visit the website, or to open an url in the editor. EXAMPLES pixoh (go to pixoh.com) pixoh http://www.google.com/intl/en/images/logo.gif (opens the URL in the pixoh editor) AUTHOR Allen Ormond - aormond (at) gmail (dot) com {url[no url encoding] ifthen -value1 %s -value2 -test EQUAL -then http://pixoh.com/ -else http://open.pixoh.com/import?url=%s -redirect true}

multiTab

Sat, 18 Mar 2006 18:26:08 +0000
NAME MultiTab - Open several tabs SYNOPSIS MultiTab url1;url2;url3;... MultiTab command1;command2;command3;... MultiTab parameter1;parameter2;parameter3;... -cmd command EXAMPLES Multitab www.apple.com Open a new tab(useless because closes the current one) Multitab ipod;macbook;g5 -cmd froo Open several tabs with the same command but with different parameters MultiTab cars racer;hamar;norway -cmd flk Same as previous but with the multiword parameter "cars racer" (Stian, Do you want anything else? :) MultiTab y ipod;g pepe;wp ferrari;www.yubnub.org;gmaps ny Open several tabs with different commands on each one MultiTab y;y;y;y;y;y;y;y;y If you are obsessive...(I haven't found any limit yet! cool!) (Just discovered: look at the random tips at the top of the page) MultiTab ls goes to http://opensolaris.org/os/ (�!? I don�t understand either) AUTHOR Fuska {url[no url encoding] open {strReplace -find ; -replace %7D;%7Burl+${cmd}+ -string %7Burl+${cmd}+%s%7D}}

yubgrub

Sun, 12 Mar 2006 02:22:33 +0000
SYNOPSIS yubgrub SEARCHKEYWORDS(optional) -new SUBJECT(optional) EXAMPLE yubgrub Golden Eggs : searches through YubNub's Google Group for Golden Eggs. yubgrub -new YubNub is Rewiring My Thought Paths. : takes you to the Start New Topic page and puts "YubNub is Rewiring My Thought Paths." in the subject field. yubgrub : takes you to YubNub's Google Group homepage. DESCRIPTION I found YubNub's Google Group had no command so here's a simple stab at it. AUTHOR elzr.com http://groups.google.com/group/YubNub/{ifEmpty -value ${new} -then {ifEmpty -value %s -then -else search?group=YubNub&q=%s&qt_g=1&searchnow=Search+this+group} -else post?&subject=${new}}

musipedia

Sat, 11 Mar 2006 20:41:57 +0000
Do you have a tune in your head, but can't remember what tune it is? Search musipedia.org for music by specifying if the notes goes up, down or repeats. You don't have to be musical to use this search, as long as you can recognice whether a note is higher, lower or the same as another. Use a series of u's, d's and r's as an argument, where u=up, d=down and r=repeat. Use the command without arguments for more information. Example: musipedia rrrudrrrrrrrrrdrrrr Result (among others): Lennon-McCartney (Beatles): Yellow Submarine (chorus) Example: musipedia *rrrudrrrrrrrrrdrrrr Result: Same as above. The '*' indicates the first note, but can be ommited. http://www.musipedia.org/{ifThen -value1 %s -value2 -test NOTEQUAL -then search.0.html?no_cache=1%26tx_mpsearch_pi1%5Bpc%5D=%s%26tx_mpsearch_pi1%5Bfiltertext%5D=%26tx_mpsearch_pi1%5Bsubmit_button%5D=Search -else pc.0.html}

jscalc

Thu, 09 Mar 2006 19:49:41 +0000
Use javascript as a calculator. Example: jscalc 5+6*7 Output: 47 Example: jscalc 5/6 Output: 0.8333333333333334 Example: jscalc Math.sqrt(25) Output: 5 The command uses document.write(your argument), so it can also output other things for you. Example: jscalc "Put strings in quotes" Output: Put strings in quotes Example: jscalc "5+5="+(5+5) Output: 5+5=10 {url[no url encoding] script document.write(%s) [no url encoding]}

pondus

Thu, 09 Mar 2006 04:49:15 +0000
Get a random strip from the comic Pondus. {url[no url encoding] script var cd=new Date(); var fd=new Date(); fd.setFullYear(2001); fd.setMonth(8); fd.setDate(7); var cdmill=cd.getTime(); var fdmill=fd.getTime(); var diff=cdmill-fdmill; var nd=new Date(); var ndmill=Math.round(diff*Math.random())+fdmill; nd.setTime(ndmill); var month=nd.getMonth()+1; var day=nd.getDate(); if (month<10) month="0"+month; if (day<10) day="0"+day; document.write("
New random Pondus | Go to todays Pondus | Go to YubNub");}

wnt

Thu, 09 Mar 2006 00:24:21 +0000
Create a note in Webnote ( http://www.aypwip.org/webnote/ ) usage: wnt [title] ex: wnt zoonim wnt hahanim wnt kimchi.recipes wnt kimchi.kinds mnemonic: WebNoTe --> WNT http://www.aypwip.org/webnote/%s

lman

Mon, 06 Mar 2006 10:07:59 +0000
Linux Man Pages online http://man.he.net/?section=all&topic=%s

similar

Fri, 03 Mar 2006 21:40:09 +0000
NAME similar -- find YubNub commands similar to a given command or a given URL. SYNOPSIS similar [URL or yubnub command] DESCRIPTION This command uses Eliazar's extractDomainName command to get the domain name for the input YubNub command or URL. It then does a YubNub "ls" command on that domain name to see if there are commands already created for that domain. This is useful for checking if there is a command already created for a website you want to search, or checking to see other commands similar to a YubNub command you already use. USAGE similar gm (returns a list of all commands for Google Maps) similar http://www.ask.com (returns a list of commands for ask.com) AUTHOR chicagosage b.a. {url[no url encoding] ls {extractDomainName {url[no url encoding] %s}}[no url encoding]}

30b

Tue, 28 Feb 2006 20:50:08 +0000
Allows you to enter new events to your 30 Boxes calendar. Just enter 30b followed by your event and hit enter. Example: 30b lunch thursday 1pm http://30boxes.com/index.php?action=newEvent&input=%s

autorefresh

Sun, 19 Feb 2006 23:26:15 +0000
Autorefreshes the given URL every minute. Great for monitoring changes to a webpage (or for viewing random Simpson's quotes) Examples: autorefresh http://digg.com autorefresh {url simpsons} autorefresh http://yubnub.org -t 20 The last example autorefreshes every 20 seconds. http://jonathanaquino.com/autorefresh/autorefresh.php?url=%s&seconds=${t=60}

delplaymp3

Tue, 14 Feb 2006 17:34:45 +0000
delplaymp3 - stream an mp3 using the del.icio.us PlayTagger (more info here: http://del.icio.us/help/playtagger) This command will load a page that has a play button that lets you stream an mp3 and tag it in del.icio.us Usage: delplaymp3 [url of mp3] example: delplaymp3 http://www.nogu-svelo.ru/songs/SBS9.mp3 author: chicagosage b.a. {url[no url encoding] echo %s[no url encoding]}

!tag

Tue, 07 Feb 2006 22:00:58 +0000
NAME: !tag - creates a new "tag" to use in YubNub Aliases: (http://www.jjefferydesign.com/aliases/ ) SYNOPSIS: !tag [tag command to set] [optional tag name if different than command] DESCRIPTION: Using YubNub Aliases, this will set a "tag" command that can be used to tag urls or memos. For example: !tag toread This will create a YubNub Alias command in your account called "toread" After running this, you can run the YubNub command ! toread [url] It will create an entry in your Aliases file listing the url "tagged" as "toread". Now you can use the command "!ls toread" and it will show you all your URLs tagged readlist. If you want the tag name to be different than the tag command, include that at the end: !tag toread readlist Now your tag will be "readlist", and to find tagged items, use "!ls readlist" The command is used the same for memos. For example "aliastag todo" will create a alias command "todo". You can add todo items by using the YubNub command: "! todo get groceries" and list your items with the command "!ls todo" POSSIBLE USES: !tag grocerylist --> add items to a grocery list !tag yubfave --> list your favorite YubNub commands !tag bookmark --> bookmark URLs AUTHOR: chicagosage Created using Jacob Ensor's YubNub Aliases and Fuska's % command. Use to be called "aliastag", tag duplicated by Jacob Ensor in order to follow the same foundation as the other (aliases) commands. {url[no url encoding] !seta {% 1 %s} !bm !s -tag {ifempty -value {% 2 %s} -then %s -else {% 2 %s}}[no url encoding]}

!seta

Thu, 02 Feb 2006 23:05:03 +0000
DESCRIPTION Sets personal commands and memos in YubNub (aliases). SYNTAX !seta [command alias name] [url] (sets a command alias in YubNub (aliases)) WHAT IS YUBNUB (ALIASES)? YubNub (aliases) is an extension for YubNub allowing you to create your own commands, shortcuts, memos, etc. using a YubNub-based cookies system. HOW DO I USE YUBNUB (ALIASES)? YubNub (aliases) uses several YubNub commands to operate properly.In order to set a personal command, such as a bookmark command use the !set command as follows. !set [personal command name] [command url] You can use !s just as you would %s in a YubNub command in a YubNub (aliases) command, however, piping is currently not available in personal commands. Here are some examples of the !set command: !set fs http://flickr.com/photos/tags/!s/ (Sets YubNub personal command "fs" to perform a flickr image search.) !set p http://www.yourhomepage.com/ (Sets YubNub personal command "p" to direct you to your home page.) You can also create a memo by setting a variable with a block of text, as follows: !set reminder Pick up Sarah from Emily's party at 9:00. (Sets memo "reminder" in YubNub (aliases)) If your personal command URL does not have either "http://" or "https://" (for secure websites) in front of it, it is automatically considered a memo by YubNub (aliases). When trying to create or use any command for the first time you will be prompted to create an account. Cookies must be enabled in order for YubNub (aliases) to function properly. You will not be prompted your username and password again unless your cookie expires or is deleted. For setting command aliases, use the !seta command as follows: !seta [alias name] [yubnub command] You can use !s when setting an alias as well. Here are some simple alias examples: !seta w wiki !s (sets YubNub (aliases) command "w" as a wikipedia search) !seta pim gim site:putfile.com !s (sets YubNub (aliases) command "pim" to show images on putfile.com) !seta local gloc -what !s -where 90210 (sets YubNub (aliases) command "local" as a google local search with a pre-defined area, in this case Beverly Hills, CA) Piping is available in command aliases using "[" and "]", as follows: !seta agim gim [spllw !s] (sets YubNub (aliases) command "gima" as an auto-spelling-correct image search) !seta mimg splith [url gim !s] [url yim !s] [url flk !s] (sets YubNub (aliases) command "mimg" as a master image search, searching google images, yahoo images, and flickr images with the same query) After setting a command, you use the alias identifier (!) in order to call a command. Use the identifier as follows: ! [alias name] [parameters, if any] For example, to use the "mimg" command above, you would type: ! mimg cars (performs a "master image search" on "cars") If your command is set for use as a memo, YubNub (aliases) will call it as such. To view all of your personal commands and command aliases, use the !ls command, just as you would the ls command in YubNub: !ls [search parameters if desired] If no search parameters are given, YubNub (aliases) will return every alias you have created. Command !mls will perform exactly the same as !ls, but limits your results to memos only. !mls [search parameters if desired] Finally, to remove a set alias or personal command, use the !unset command as follows: !unset [alias/personal command name] Or you can use the "Unset" link beside the command in your alias list (!ls). E-MAIL ERRORS, SUGGESTIONS, AND COMMENTS TO magicjj@gmail.com RELATED COMMANDS !, !set, !seta, !unset, !ls, !mls CREDITS YubNub (aliases) was programmed and designed by Jacob Ensor of jjefferydesign.com. Stylesheets and design based on yubnub.org by Jon Aquino. YubNub (aliases) is an unofficial extension of yubnub.org and is in no way affiliated with yubnub in any legal matters. "!" commands are assisted by: % by Fuska, and filterstring by Jacob Ensor. http://www.jakeisgod.com/yubnub/aliases/jobactions.cfm?action=seta&cmd={% 1 %s}&ucmd={% 2- %s}[no url encoding]

mo

Thu, 02 Feb 2006 02:53:36 +0000
Optimize all yubnub commands for mobile browsers such as Opera Mini via Google. for example the yubnub am (Amazon search) command does not show those all important stars rating graphics on Opera Mini, use mo am [keywords] instead. another example: mo gim porche 911 use this to reduce the amount of data to your mobile devices. http://www.google.com/gwt/n?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.yubnub.org%2Fparser%2Fparse%3Fcommand%3D%s