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Ngrok

Overview

ngrok allows you to expose a web server running on your local machine to the internet.

Read more about ngrok in the official docs.

Installation

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-
'''arris-scraper.py (c) 2019 Matthew J Ernisse <matt@going-flying.com>
All Rights Reserved.

Load the status page from an Arris/Motorola SB8200 modem, parses the
status page and loads the values into an InfluxDB database.

Redistribution and use in source and binary forms,
with or without modification, are permitted provided

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function main() {
  var config_options = {
    'default' : {
      metric : 'Conversions', // This metric will be used for determining duds
      threshold : 0, // Duds are less than or equal to this threshold
      days_ago : 90, // The timeframe of the data to consider, days ago to yesterday
      days_in_limbo : 5 // The script will warn you for this many days before deleting something
    }
    // If you want, you can add account specific configurations too. If an account specific config
    // is not found, the default one from above is used.

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/***********
 * This function verifies that the keywords already in limbo
 * but are no longer a dud have the labels removed as needed.
 **********/
function checkForRedemption(duds,changes_to_make) {
  // An array works well for selectors, but 
  // it will be much easier to do lookups here if 
  // we transform the duds array into a map.
  var dudsMap = {};
  for(var i in duds) {

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/***********
 * Collects the reporting results from all accounts
 * and generates a nicely formatted email. If there 
 * are errors for an account, it includes those 
 * in the email as well since an error in one account
 * won't stop the entire script.
 ***********/
function generateReport(results) {
  var NOTIFY = ['your_email@example.com'];
  var total_deleted = 0;

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/***********
 * This is the function that will run in each account. We
 * can leverage all the functions we wrote earlier to make
 * this as short as possible.
 ***********/
function findKeywordsToDelete(optionalInput) {
  // We are sending over a set of configs from the main
  // function. Parse that config, check to see if there is
  // an override for this account, or use the default.
  var all_configs = JSON.parse(optionalInput);

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/***********
 * This function applies a set of changes provided.
 * It utilizes tight loops to take advantage of any
 * batch processing behind the scenes.
 ***********/
function applyChanges(changes_to_make) {
  for(var i in changes_to_make.kw_to_delete) {
    changes_to_make.kw_to_delete[i].remove();
  }
  for(var i in changes_to_make.labels_to_delete) {

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/***********
 * Given a set of Ids, an object to store updates in, and the 
 * max number of days a keyword can be in limbo, this function
 * iterates through your account and gathers the changes to be 
 * made. It also contains the logic to ignore keywords with the 
 * label "Save" on them. All changes are stored in the arrays within
 * the object changes_to_make.
 **********/
function findChangesToMake(duds,changes_to_make,max_days_in_limbo) {
  // This is the label applied to "Save" a keyword

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/***********
 * Find all the keywords that match a set of criteria. Those keywords
 * will be filtered by the set of eligible keywords.
 * It returns a list of AdGroup and Keyword Ids to use in a Selector.
 ***********/
function getDuds(options,eligible_keywords) {
  var columns = ['CampaignId',
                 'AdGroupId',
                 'Id'];
  // Let's add the metric we're using to find the duds