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https://github.com/p5-shorten/WWW-Shorten-Yourls

Perl module for shortening URLs using yourls.org
https://github.com/p5-shorten/WWW-Shorten-Yourls
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Perl module for shortening URLs using yourls.org
Host: GitHub
URL: https://github.com/p5-shorten/WWW-Shorten-Yourls
Owner: p5-shorten
License: other
Created: 2009-09-11T16:47:00.000Z (almost 15 years ago)
Default Branch: master
Last Pushed: 2017-02-09T04:13:50.000Z (over 7 years ago)
Last Synced: 2024-04-18T21:00:43.589Z (2 months ago)
Language: Perl
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- Readme: README.md
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- Contributing: CONTRIBUTING.md
- License: LICENSE
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awesome - WWW::Shorten::Yourls - A Perl module to shorten URLs using YOURLS. (Integrations / 3rd party Integrations and Frameworks)
README

        # NAME

WWW::Shorten::Yourls - Interface to shortening URLs using [http://yourls.org](http://yourls.org)

# SYNOPSIS

The traditional way, using the [WWW::Shorten](https://metacpan.org/pod/WWW::Shorten) interface:

    use strict;

    use warnings;

    use WWW::Shorten::Yourls;

    # use WWW::Shorten 'Yourls';  # or, this way

    # if you have a config file with your credentials:

    my $short_url = makeashorterlink('http://www.foo.com/some/long/url');

    my $long_url  = makealongerlink($short_url);

    # otherwise

    my $short = makeashorterlink('http://www.foo.com/some/long/url', {

        username => 'username',

        password => 'password',

        server => 'https://yourls.org/yourls-api.php',

        ...

    });

Or, the Object-Oriented way:

    use strict;

    use warnings;

    use Data::Dumper;

    use Try::Tiny qw(try catch);

    use WWW::Shorten::Yourls;

    my $yourls = WWW::Shorten::Yourls->new(

        username => 'username',

        password => 'password',

        signature => 'adflkdga234252lgka',

        server => 'https://yourls.org/yourls-api.php', # default

    );

    try {

        my $res = $yourls->shorten(longUrl => 'http://google.com/');

        say Dumper $res;

        # {

        #    message => "http://google.com/ added to database",

        #    shorturl => "https://yourls.org/4",

        #    status => "success",

        #    statusCode => 200,

        #    title => "Google",

        #    url => {

        #        date => "2017-02-08 02:34:37",

        #        ip => "192.168.0.1",

        #        keyword => 4,

        #        title => "Google",

        #        url => "http://google.com/"

        #    }

        # }

    }

    catch {

        die("Oh, no! $_");

    };

# DESCRIPTION

A Perl interface to the [Yourls.org API](http://yourls.org/#API).

You can either use the traditional (non-OO) interface provided by [WWW::Shorten](https://metacpan.org/pod/WWW::Shorten).

Or, you can use the OO interface that provides you with more functionality.

# FUNCTIONS

In the non-OO form, [WWW::Shorten::Yourls](https://metacpan.org/pod/WWW::Shorten::Yourls) makes the following functions available.

## makeashorterlink

    my $short_url = makeashorterlink('https://some_long_link.com');

    # OR

    my $short_url = makeashorterlink('https://some_long_link.com', {

        username => 'foo',

        password => 'bar',

        # any other attribute can be set as well.

    });

The function `makeashorterlink` will call the [Yourls Server](http://yourls.org) web site,

passing it your long URL and will return the shorter version.

[http://yourls.org](http://yourls.org) requires the use of a user account to shorten links.

## makealongerlink

    my $long_url = makealongerlink('http://yourls.org/22');

    # OR

    my $long_url = makealongerlink('http://yourls.org/22', {

        username => 'foo',

        password => 'bar',

        # any other attribute can be set as well.

    });

The function `makealongerlink` does the reverse. `makealongerlink`

will accept as an argument either the full URL or just the identifier.

If anything goes wrong, either function will die.

# ATTRIBUTES

In the OO form, each [WWW::Shorten::Yourls](https://metacpan.org/pod/WWW::Shorten::Yourls) instance makes the following

attributes available.

## password

    my $password = $yourls->password;

    $yourls = $yourls->password('some_secret'); # method chaining

Gets or sets the `password`. This is used along with the

["username" in WWW::Shorten::Yourls](https://metacpan.org/pod/WWW::Shorten::Yourls#username) attribute.  Credentials are sent to the server

upon each and every request.

## server

    my $server = $yourls->server;

    $yourls = $yourls->server(

        URI->new('https://yourls.org/yourls-api.php')

    ); # method chaining

Gets or sets the `server`. This is full and absolute path to the server and

`yourls-api.php` endpoint.

## signature

    my $signature = $yourls->signature;

    $signature = $yourls->signature('abcdef123'); # method chaining

Gets or sets the `signature`. If the `signature` attribute is set, the

["userna,e" in WWW::Shorten::Yourls](https://metacpan.org/pod/WWW::Shorten::Yourls#userna-e) and ["password" in WWW::Shorten::Yourls](https://metacpan.org/pod/WWW::Shorten::Yourls#password) attributes

are ignored on each request and instead the `signature` is sent.

See the [Password-less API](https://github.com/YOURLS/YOURLS/wiki/PasswordlessAPI)

documentation for more details.

## username

    my $username = $yourls->username;

    $yourls = $yourls->username('my_username'); # method chaining

Gets or sets the `username`. This is used along with the

["password" in WWW::Shorten::Yourls](https://metacpan.org/pod/WWW::Shorten::Yourls#password) attribute.  Credentials are sent to the server

upon each and every request.

# METHODS

In the OO form, [WWW::Shorten::Yourls](https://metacpan.org/pod/WWW::Shorten::Yourls) makes the following methods available.

## new

    my $yourls = WWW::Shorten::Yourls->new(

        username => 'username',

        password => 'password',

        signature => 'adflkdga234252lgka',

        server => 'https://yourls.org/yourls-api.php', # default

    );

The constructor can take any of the attributes above as parameters.

Any or all of the attributes can be set in your configuration file. If you have

a configuration file and you pass parameters to `new`, the parameters passed

in will take precedence.

## clicks

    my $clicks = $yourls->clicks(shorturl => "https://yourls.org/5");

    say Dumper $clicks;

    # {

    #    link => {

    #        clicks => 0,

    #        ip => "192.168.0.1",

    #        shorturl => "http://yourls.org/5",

    #        timestamp => "2017-02-08 02:37:24",

    #        title => "Google",

    #        url => "http://www.google.com"

    #    },

    #    message => "success",

    #    statusCode => 200

    # }

Get the `url-stats` or number of `clicks` for a given URL made shorter using

the [Yourls API](http://yourls.org/#API).

Returns a hash reference or dies. Make use of [Try::Tiny](https://metacpan.org/pod/Try::Tiny).

## expand

    my $long = $yourls->expand(shorturl => "https://yourls.org/5");

    say $long->{longurl};

    # http://www.google.com

    say Dumper $long;

    # {

    #    keyword => 4,

    #    longurl => "http://www.google.com",

    #    message => "success",

    #    shorturl => "http://jupiter/yourls/5",

    #    statusCode => 200,

    #    title => "Google"

    # }

Expand a URL using the [Yourls API](http://yourls.org/#API).

Returns a hash reference or dies. Make use of [Try::Tiny](https://metacpan.org/pod/Try::Tiny).

## shorten

    my $short = $yourls->shorten(

        url => "http://google.com/", # required.

    );

    say $short->{shorturl};

    # https://yourls.org/4

    say Dumper $short;

    # {

    #    message => "http://google.com/ added to database",

    #    shorturl => "https://yourls.org/4",

    #    status => "success",

    #    statusCode => 200,

    #    title => "Google",

    #    url => {

    #        date => "2017-02-08 02:34:37",

    #        ip => "192.168.0.1",

    #        keyword => 4,

    #        title => "Google",

    #        url => "http://google.com/"

    #    }

    # }

Shorten a URL using the [Yourls API](http://yourls.org/#API).

Returns a hash reference or dies. Make use of [Try::Tiny](https://metacpan.org/pod/Try::Tiny).

# CONFIG FILES

`$HOME/.yourls` or `_yourls` on Windows Systems.

You may omit `username` and `password` in the constructor if you set them in the

`.yourls` config file on separate lines using the syntax:

    username=username

    password=password

    server=https://yourls.org/yourls-api.php

    signature=foobarbaz123

Set any or all ["ATTRIBUTES" in WWW::Shorten::Yourls](https://metacpan.org/pod/WWW::Shorten::Yourls#ATTRIBUTES) in your config file in your

home directory. Each `key=val` setting should be on its own line. If any

parameters are then passed to the ["new" in WWW::Shorten::Yourls](https://metacpan.org/pod/WWW::Shorten::Yourls#new) constructor, those

parameter values will take precedence over these.

# AUTHOR

Pankaj Jain, <`[email protected]`>

# CONTRIBUTORS

- Chase Whitener <`[email protected]`>

- Michiel Beijen <`[email protected]`>

# LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

Copyright (c) 2009 Pankaj Jain, All Rights Reserved [http://blog.linosx.com](http://blog.linosx.com).

Copyright (c) 2009 Teknatus Solutions LLC, All Rights Reserved [http://www.teknatus.com](http://www.teknatus.com).

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it

under the same terms as Perl itself.