stevekrouse

An interactive, runnable TypeScript val by webup

This allows copying specific comments from Reddit to a Lemmy thread. Might be super specific to my use case, but we use this for example to copy over some content from the r/SpaceX Starship thread to the one on the Lemmy community (with their blessing).

List of Risk of Rain 2 eclipse streamers Data updated every 15 minutes viewerCount is the highest viewer count detected for the last stream Detects the tags "Eclipse" and "E8" in the title and tags (case insensitive)

An interactive, runnable TypeScript val by ryanguill

Inserting into a table on Supabase using the Postgres. Part of the Supabase guide on docs.val.town .

Publish a Youtube feed to Lemmy This allows you to automatically publish a Youtube channel to to a Lemmy community. Example usage: async function publishMyFeed() { try { return @pdebie.publishYoutubeToLemmy({ instance: "lemm.ee", auth: @me.secrets.lemmee, communityId: 23316, youtubeChannelId: "UChZgikssAJkmiQOv_sO-ngQ", lastSyncTime: @pdebie.spacexLemmyDb.lastSync, }); } finally { @pdebie.spacexLemmyDb.lastSync = new Date().toISOString(); } } Get a Youtube channel ID here . Make sure to set your lastSync properly, since otherwise you'll keep publishing new posts!

Creating a table in Supabase via Postgres. Part of the Supabase guide on docs.val.town .

A helper for writing parameterized Postgres queries for Supabase. Part of the Supabase guide on docs.val.town .

An interactive, runnable TypeScript val by jlast

Fetches all videos for a Youtube channel, by using its RSS feed.

This is an RSS parser val, similar to @stevekrouse.fetchRSS, but uses an NPM parsing library so it can support multiple RSS feed types easily.

// Copied from https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/SubtleCrypto/digest

Resy bot This bot books restaurant reservations via Resy. Use it to snipe reservations at your favorite restaurant! How to use it Set up a scheduled val to call it like this: import { resyBot } from "https://esm.town/v/stevekrouse/resyBot?v=2"; import { email } from "https://esm.town/v/std/email?v=13"; export default async function (interval: Interval) { const bookingInfo = await resyBot( { slug: 'amaro-bar', city: 'ldn', day: '2023-07-05', start: '19:00', end: '21:00', partySize: 2, // Use https://www.val.town/settings/secrets for these! email: Deno.env.get("resyEmail"), password: Deno.env.get("resyPassword"), }) // If the val doesn't error, it successfully made a booking! // Send yourself an email like this: await email({ text: bookingInfo, subject: 'resy bot made a booking for you!' }) } How it works This val makes the same requests that your browser would make when you reserve a slot on Resy (that's why it needs your login info – to request an auth token). When there isn't a matching slot, this val errors and nothing else happens. When a booking is available, this val books it and returns a description of the booking so you can email it to yourself (Resy will also email you). This val will then stop attempting bookings for you until you change one of the arguments you're passing (it concats the non-sensitive arguments and uses this as a key). Credit to @rlesser and @alp for their existing Resy vals (search for resy on here).

(Part of: https://www.val.town/v/vtdocs.resyBot) Given a valid booking token, this val attempts to make a reservation for the booking token's slot. There is some retry logic as the API route (rarely) returns an internal server error.

(Part of: https://www.val.town/v/vtdocs.resyBot) This val attempts to return a single valid slot (per the time range requirements). If there are no valid slots, it throws an error. When there are multiple valid slots, it picks the middle slot (by ordering, not necessarily by time).

An interactive, runnable TypeScript val by tr3ntg