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Don't think of this as a url shortener, my use case would be something like pastebin or gist but with free private anonymous pastes. It also took me all of 2 mi
by bunni 10y ago
Don't think of this as a url shortener, my use case would be something like pastebin or gist but with free private anonymous pastes. It also took me all of 2 minutes to get a python implementation working with the API. One suggestion, when I look up the codes if I include the 0x eg. "0xDV2HW7" or "0 x DV2HW7" it fails to lookup the code - it wasn't immediately obvious to me to discard the 0x on lookup.
- rsync 10y agoHmmm .... we have it coded to accept either: http://0x.co/EXAMPLE http://0x.co/EXAMPLE or: http://0x.co/0xEXAMPLE http://0x.co/0xEXAMPLE ... so I wonder, how are you doing the lookup that it is failing without the 0x ? EDIT: OH, ACTUALLY - are you looking up "0 x EXAMPLE", with the spaces in there ? No, that won't work - we just have the spaces in place on the webpage to make it easy on the eyes ... is that what you're doing ? edit: and for anyone reading, you can do the lookup even simpler with plain old 'nc' - you can specify http:// http:// (non SSL) address if you need to ...
- cbhl 10y agoIf you decide that spaces aren't valid identifiers in 0x codes, then it might be worthwhile to strip all of them out when someone enters one.
- rsync 10y agoOk, we now ignore spaces in the code inputs, so it no longer matters if you enter: 7DBZ3G 0x7DBZ3G 0 x 7DBZ3G ... they all work the same way.
- bunni 10y agoI'm typing 0x4PJGX8 into the lookup form at https://0x.co/index.html https://0x.co/index.html and it fails, https://0x.co/0x4PJGX8 https://0x.co/0x4PJGX8 does indeed route correctly.
- rsync 10y agoFixed - thank you.