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gem 'sinatra', '~> 1.4.7'
require 'sinatra'
gem 'oauth', '~> 0.5.1'
require 'oauth'
gem 'tumblr_client', '~> 0.8.5'
require 'tumblr_client'

# This is an example of how to use OAuth to access the Tumblr API in Sinatra. 
# Based on dcesteri's Twitter example:
#   https://github.com/dcestari/sinatra-twitter-oauth-sample

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#include <FileConstants.au3>

; Pause/Break to "turn on" and "turn off".
; While turned on, writes one line from the text file defined by $FILENAME and then presses "Enter" every $SLEEPFOR millseconds.
; Defaults = Kafka's Metamorphosis, 3 seconds.
;
; If you have never needed to do this, don't worry about it. Just don't worry about it.

Global Const $FILENAME = "metamorphosis.txt"
Global Const $SLEEPFOR = 3000

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require 'watir-webdriver'
require 'webdriver-user-agent'

# Works as of:
# - watir-webdriver       0.9.1
# - webdriver-user-agent  7.4
# - selenium-webdriver    2.53.0
# - Firefox               46.0.1

# Creates new Firefox profile to bypass Firefox's chronic profile glitches.

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require 'typhoeus'
require 'json'

module TungleClient

  EXAMPLE_API_KEY = 'fuiKNFp9vQFvjLNvx4sUwti4Yb5yGutBN4Xh10LXZhhRKjWlV4'
  BASE_BLOG_URL   = 'https://api.tumblr.com/v2/blog'
  BASE_TAG_URL    = 'https://api.tumblr.com/v2/tagged'

  # NOTE: ssl_verifypeer is turned off here due to eternal font of Windows

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gem 'sinatra',         '~> 1.4.7'
require 'sinatra'
gem 'omniauth-tumblr', '~> 1.2'
require 'omniauth-tumblr'
gem 'tumblr_client',   '~> 0.8.5'
require 'tumblr_client'
require 'yaml'


# omniauth-tumblr + tumblr_client + sinatra Example

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require 'tumblr_client'
require 'fileutils'
require 'yaml'

@client = Tumblr::Client.new({
  :consumer_key       => "FILL",
  :consumer_secret    => "THESE",
  :oauth_token        => "FIELDS",
  :oauth_token_secret => "IN"
})

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require 'oga'

# Scrapes an HTML string for image URLs using Oga + regex.
class HtmlImageUrlScraper

  EXTNAMES = ['.jpeg','.jpg','.gif','.png','.bmp','.svg','.tif','.tiff','.ai','.apng','.bpg','.cgm','.dxf','.eps','.flif','.hdp','.hdr','.heic','.heif','.ico','.iff','.jp2','.jpx','.jxr','.lbm','.pbm','.pgm','.pnm','.ppm','.wdp','.webp']

  attr_accessor :extnames, :regexes

  def initialize(extnames: EXTNAMES, regexes: nil)

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/*
<https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40296831/is-it-possible-to-force-a-copy-of-a-protected-google-doc>


NOTE - 2021-05-24
-----------------

The script below isn't the fastest way to copy-and-paste from a protected 
Google Doc. Before trying it, I'd suggest following MikoFrosty's advice from 
the comments:

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require 'unicode/emoji'
require 'gemoji'

# Replaces all emoji within a string with ":#{NAME_OF_EMOJI}:"
# Ex:    "here's a sheep emoji 🐑" 
#     => "here's a sheep emoji :sheep:"
def replace_emoji(str)
  str.scan(Unicode::Emoji::REGEX).each do |emoji|
    emoji_name = Emoji.find_by_unicode(emoji).name
    puts "#{emoji} => #{emoji_name}"

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require 'nokogiri'

# (Unless you are the person I am sending this to, you do not need it.)
# 
# Steps to use:
# 1. Export a Google Docs file to HTML.
# 2. Unzip the HTML file and put the filename below.
# 3. Edit css_pass (further down) to correctly convert 'c{SOME NUMBER}'-class elements to <i>, <b>, or <u>.
# 4. Run cleanup()