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brdane
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I am Brenden. I made the website you are currently on.
An example utility script, coded in Java, to help newcomers learn how to make their own.
An example utility script, coded in Python, to help newcomers learn how to make their own.
An example utility script, coded in Ruby, to help newcomers learn how to make their own.
An example utility script, coded in Javascript, to help newcomers learn how to make their own.
A utility that generates a large group of random sentences. Useful for creating a seed or a unique key for authentication or security purposes.
A small utility that takes data via URL or POST request and returns a unique SHA256 checksum hash.
A small utility that takes data via URL or POST request and returns a unique SHA512 checksum hash.
A small utility that returns the current time, in seconds, fetching at-random from one of 100 time servers from around the world.Takes about 2 seconds to return time, but that due to the compiler. The time it takes to fetch the time from the time-server is very fast and should match the seconds shown on your phone or computer.To get a full list of time-zone codes to use, visit this page and locate the "TZ identifier" column:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones
A simply python-based utility that generates a QR code image from data that is given via a GET or POST request.
A very simple java-based utility that generates a PNG image of a random color. This was mainly created as an example on how to generate and return a binary image back to fech space.
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 simple Python script that demonstrates Fech Space's guardrails to prevent scripts from occupying more than 256MB of memory, followed by halting the script.
A very small javascript that demonstrates Fech Space's timeout guardrail which automatically ends scripts when they take more than 10 seconds to run.
A small javascript that demonstrates Fech Space's guardrail which prevents a utility from executing anything it downloads or writes to disk.
A small Java utility that fetches the current weather details for this current moment, for a specified ZIP code in the United States. Returns the weather state, temperature, what it feels like, dewpoint, relative humidity, visibility and wind speed/direction/pressure.
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.
A simple Python script demonstrating how to handle multiple files sent to your utility. The best way to do this is to have them sent in a ZIP folder, and extracting the files upon arrival to process. In this example, we are simply reading the file names inside of the ZIP folder and sending them back to the client.
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.
An example Python script which demonstrates Fech Space's data storage limit for each utility. When you write a utlity, you have up to 16 megabytes of storage, which includes the files uploaded to your utility and POST requests (those get written to a file, too). To demonstrate the guardrail in-action, upload a file and see it working.
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.
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Submitted on: 2026/09/11 09:45 (Server Time)
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Decode Does Not Recover Spaces, otherwise, everything works as normal.
