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Tag: curlyq

  • CurlyQ and automated JavaScript execution

    I’ve been wanting to add JavaScript execution to CurlyQ for a while and finally got around to it. In case you’ve missed it, CurlyQ is my command-line web automation tool for fetching, parsing, and responding to web page content, designed to be used as part of a *NIX pipeline. It can grab titles, links, metadata,…

  • Screenshots with CurlyQ

    I’ve been putting a little more time into CurlyQ this week, as I’m able. First thing to note is a breaking change: it will always return an array now, even if there’s only one result. I had waffled on this a little, but for predictability in scripting it really always needs to be a consistent…

  • Introducing CurlyQ, a pipeline-oriented curl helper

    Today I’m releasing an initial version of my latest tool, CurlyQ. It’s a work in progress, though should be immediately useful to those who need it. I need your input on where it goes next, what’s missing, and what you’d like to do with it that it can’t handle yet. Join me in the forum…