url_messer_wither

##
# feed it a url and it'll pass that url to a url shortener, pass the shortened url to another shortener
# and so on.  in the end you should have a url that takes a couple of minutes to load.  fun!
# in firefox, you'll need to up the network.http.redirection-limit in about:config to 1000 or so.
#

require 'net/http' 
require 'rubygems'
require 'hpricot'

url = ARGV.shift

loop do
  # get from ur.ly 
  doc = Hpricot::XML( 
    Net::HTTP.get_response( 
      URI.parse("http://ur.ly/new.xml?href=#{url}") 
    ).body 
  ) 
  puts url = "http://ur.ly/#{(doc/:urly).first['code']}" 
 
  ### tr.im will temporarily ban your IP for this.
  # get from tr.im 
  # doc = Hpricot::XML( 
  #   Net::HTTP.get_response( 
  #     URI.parse("http://tr.im/api/trim_url.xml?url=#{url}") 
  #   ).body 
  # ) 
  # puts url = (((doc/:trim).first)/:url).first.inner_html if (doc/:trim).first 

  # POST to rubyurl
  doc = Hpricot.parse(
    Net::HTTP.post_form(
      URI.parse('http://rubyurl.com/api/links'),
      {'website_url' => url}
    ).body
  )
  puts url = (doc/:permalink).inner_html

  # GET from cli.gs
  puts url = Net::HTTP.get_response(
    URI.parse("http://cli.gs/api/v1/cligs/create?url=#{url}")
  ).body

  # GET from is.gd
  puts url = Net::HTTP.get_response(
    URI.parse("http://is.gd/api.php?longurl=#{url}")
  ).body
end