#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'erb'
require 'net/http'
require 'uri'
require 'json'
require 'cgi'
# Flattens any data structure to URL parameters, recursively. Because
# apparently the standard library just doesn't fucking provide this.
# Oh well. At least it isn't something as simple as *recursively
# copying an array* (looking at you Lua.)
def url_params param, key, output = {}
case
when param.is_a?(Array)
param.each.with_index do |v, k|
url_params(v, key + "[" + k.to_s + "]", output)
end
when param.is_a?(Hash)
param.each do |k, v|
url_params(v, key + "[" + k.to_s + "]", output)
end
else
output[key] = CGI.unescapeHTML param.to_s.gsub /<\/?[^>]*>/, ""
end
output
end
CLIENT_KEY = ENV["_agw_secret_gender_swap_client_key"]
CLIENT_SECRET = ENV["_agw_secret_gender_swap_client_secret"]
ACCESS_TOKEN = ENV["_agw_secret_gender_swap_access_token"]
ALIGNMENT = ARGV[2]
PRESENTATION = ARGV[1]
PRONOUNS = ARGV[0].split("/").map do |pro|
path = if pro == "they" then "they/.../themself" else pro end
%(#{pro})
end
Net::HTTP.start("social.greyserv.net", use_ssl: true) do |http|
auth = {
"Authorization" => "Bearer " + ACCESS_TOKEN,
}
status = <<_end_
pronouns: #{PRONOUNS.join "/"}
presentation: #{PRESENTATION}
alignment: #{ALIGNMENT}
_end_
fields = http.get(
"/api/v1/accounts/verify_credentials",
auth,
).body
fields = JSON.parse(fields)["fields"].map do |field|
if field["name"] == "current pronouns"
field["value"] = PRONOUNS.join "/"
end
field.delete "verified_at"
field
end
http.patch(
"/api/v1/accounts/update_credentials",
URI.encode_www_form(url_params(fields, "fields_attributes")),
auth,
)
http.post(
"/api/v1/statuses",
URI.encode_www_form(
"status" => status,
"in_reply_to_id" => "104612572584164654",
"spoiler_text" => "current gender",
"visibility" => "unlisted",
"language" => "en"
),
auth,
)
end
template = ERB.new <
Gender
Current
Pronouns
<% PRONOUNS.each do |pro| %>
<%= pro %>
<% end %>
Presentation
<%= PRESENTATION %>
Alignment
<%= ALIGNMENT %>
Explanation
I am genderflux,
and my gender identity changes often. The information on this
page will be up to date with my Mastodon account, so please
check either of them if you're wondering how to most correctly
address me at a given time! Please note that it is always fine
to use they/them for
me, and I don't usually mind if pronouns other than what I'm
currently using are used.
html
Net::HTTP.post(
URI("https://fuck.greyserv.net/gender.cgi"),
template.result,
"Content-Type" => "text/html",
)
# EOF