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Randomly-chosen utilities to showcase here every 10 minutes. Your utilites could be here!
An example utility script, coded in Ruby, to help newcomers learn how to make their own.
Simple class to encode/decode morse code. encode/hello there > outputs ".... . .-.. .-.. ---" decode/.... . .-.. .-.. --- > outputs "hello"
A testing script that demonstrates Fech Space's server guardrails to prevent a script from running for more than 10 seconds. This script runs a simple, ever-going 'while' loop as fast as it can run.
A small Java utility that fetches a lot of information for a specified IP address. The information returned includes: -IP Address -Country -Region -City -City Coordinates -Internet Service Provider (ISP) -ISP's domain -Network Transmission Type (DSL, Broadband, etc.) -IP Address' Location Area Code -Local City's Weather Station -ISP's Mobile Carrier (If any) ... and a bunch more.
This is a simple utility which returns your public IP-address in plain-text form. Good for testing VPNs or just knowing if you are connected to the Internet. This is a hardcoded utility directly into Fech Space's server code. No source code is available.
A simple Python script demonstrating how to handle an uploaded file and POST requests in your utility. All POST requests and uploaded files are written to a file called "da.ta" in your utility's directory. At that point, you can do what you would like with it. If the file does not exist, this means that the request was sent via GET, which means you can use standard arguments. Otherwise, if it exists, you load 'da.ta' and process it how you like. In this example, we simply load the received file and send it back in a text file, regardless of its contents.
A small utility that takes data via URL or POST request and returns a unique SHA256 checksum hash.
A simple Python script, demonstrating a utility in-which outputs its output to a user-specified file extension, triggering a file download process in your browser.