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-module(scroogle_scrapper).

-compile(export_all).

-define(SCROOGLE_URL, "https://ssl.scroogle.org/cgi-bin/nbbw.cgi").
-define(SCROOGLE_PEM, "[PATH_TO_SSL_SCROOGLE_ORG_PEM_CERTIFICATE]").

start() ->
  inets:start(),
  ssl:start().

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%% @author Daniel Kwiecinski <daniel@lambder.com>
%% @copyright Daniel Kwiecinski author.
%% @doc Example of redirect webmachine_resource.

-module(redirect_resource).
-export([init/1, resource_exists/2, moved_temporarily/2, previously_existed/2]).

-include_lib("webmachine/include/webmachine.hrl").

init([]) -> {ok, undefined}.

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-module(strre).
-author("Daniel Kwiecinski: lambder.com").
-purpose("string replace functionality").
-export([sub/3,gsub/3,test/0]).
 
sub(Str,Old,New) ->
  RegExp = "\\Q"++Old++"\\E",
  re:replace(Str,RegExp,New,[multiline, {return, list}]).
 
gsub(Str,Old,New) ->

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