Tampermonkey

Chrome extension that allows users to write user scripts for any site to extend

Tried and Tested

I thought I'd add a button to call up the code fragment I made earlier.

Trial and error at the console for DOM manipulation

Paste and format into VSCode

When I pasted it into Tampermonkey's configuration screen, it warned me about variables without let or const, so I fixed it.

I know it's a pain in the ass to go back and forth between screens, but the solution couldn't be easier.

code:js

const togetter_to_scrapbox = () => {

const tweets = document.querySelectorAll(

);

const get_name = (tweet) =>

tweet.querySelector(".user_link .status_name").innerText.substring(1);

const remove_mention = (text) => text.replace(/@\w+\s+/g, "");

const concat_line = (text) => text.replace(/\n+/g, " ");

const quote_all_line = (text) => text.replace(/\n+/g, "\n>");

const text = Array.from(tweets)

.map((x) => {

const name = get_name(x);

let body = x.querySelector(".tweet").innerText;

body = remove_mention(body);

//body = concat_line(body)

body = quote_all_line(body);

})

.join("\n\n");

document.querySelector(".title_input").value = text;

navigator.clipboard.writeText(text);

};

const div = document.getElementById("settings");

const button = document.createElement("button");

button.onclick = togetter_to_scrapbox;

button.innerText = "Scrapbox";

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