unfurl | Extract and Visualize Data from URLs using Unfurl
kandi X-RAY | unfurl Summary
kandi X-RAY | unfurl Summary
Unfurl takes a URL and expands ("unfurls") it into a directed graph, extracting every bit of information from the URL and exposing the obscured. It does this by breaking up a URL into components, extracting as much information as it can from each piece, and presenting it all visually. This “show your work” approach (along with embedded references and documentation) makes the analysis transparent to the user and helps them learn about (and discover) semantic and syntactical URL structures. Unfurl has parsers for URLs, search engines, chat applications, social media sites, and more. It also has more generic parsers (timestamps, UUIDs, etc) helpful for exploring new URLs or reverse engineering. It’s also easy to build new parsers, since Unfurl is open source (Python 3) and has an extensible plugin system. No matter if you extracted a URL from a memory image, carved it from slack space, or pulled it from a browser’s history file, Unfurl can help you get the most out of it.
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- Check if the node is in the browser
- Add padding to encoded string
- Find the preceding domain of the given node
- Add an item to the queue
- Imports a proto file
- Imports a protobuf file
- Parse enum line
- Collects the names of a message tree
- Convert protobuf message to JSON
- Returns the default type for the given wiretype
- Recursively annotate typedef
- Decode a message buffer
- Encode a signed integer
- Generate a function to append to an array
- Encode a hex value
- Encode bytes to a binary message
- Generate a text tree
- Return a text representation of a tree
- Adds an item to the queue
- Generate a 3d JSON representation of the graph
- Encode a value as a varint
- Decode a varint value
- Decode a single byte string
- Encode a string
- Create a protobuf message from a json string
- Exports message types
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QUESTION
I have a Teams integration with link unfurling set up. I have the messaging endpoint pointed to a public ngrok URL and ngrok proxying a local node.js server that returns the example payload Microsoft has in it's documentation.
This is my endpoint (express.js):
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-05 at 20:33Can you please check with this sample 55.teams-link-unfurling. This way it is much easier to handle link unfurl requests.
QUESTION
Imagine that you want to print out the plot and then cut it out with scissors. How do you make sure that the plot you draw has the correct dimensions?
An example:
You want to plot the ellipse formed when a plane cuts a cylinder of radius r, in millimeters, at an angle θ.
You want the plot printed on paper such that if you cut it out, you can wrap it around a physical cylinder of radius r and use it as a mitering pattern: if you cut the cylinder along the pattern's edges you get a perfectly straight cut at the angle θ.
To make sure that you got this right, you practice on two different cardboard cylinders: one from a roll of toilet paper, with radius equal to 22mm; the other, from a roll of paper towels, with radius equal to 19 mm. Here's the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-04 at 00:23My comments don't seem to be getting through, so I'll put up part of the answer which is how to establish an aspect ratio of 1 which will hopefull allow the x and y axis dimensions to be on the same scale:
QUESTION
Unfurl image of my github pages website not showing up anywhere.
I have tried in my header tag
I have also uploaded an image here,
- The website : https://akibrhast.github.io/Hack-Or-Snooze/
- The Repo : https://github.com/akibrhast/Hack-Or-Snooze
Output as seen in Slack:
Output as seen in Skype:
Output as seen in Linkedin:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-11 at 09:52What you have used:
QUESTION
"Slack" can unfurl links as videos, but some services can and some cannot.
Vimeo(https://vimeo.com/) can unfurl links as videos in Slack.
TED(https://www.ted.com/talks) cannot unfurl links as videos in Slack.
Their's HTML have oembed links as https://oembed.com/
What is their's difference?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-06 at 23:56According to Slack support:
Unfurling of inline videos is made possible by allowlisting specific partner domains. Currently, there is only a small number of providers which unfurl this way in Slack, such as widely adopted services like YouTube, Loom and Vimeo. Each has been added on a case by case basis. We don't have any immediate plans to add further video unfurls such as this
QUESTION
the following code to extract and then print entities from df['Article']
is working just fine.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-19 at 09:00It seems that the column Article has some missing values, do the following:
QUESTION
I have a script that looks through files in a directory for strings like :tagName:
which works fine for single :tag:
but not for multiple :tagOne:tagTwo:tagThree:
tags.
My current script does:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-28 at 19:09Using PCRE in grep
(where available) and positive lookbehind:
QUESTION
I'm trying to get the text from the [QOUTE] and [/QUOTE] but can seem to get it correctly. I'm just trying to pick it out and delete it. So I want to extract the text within as well as the actual HTML [QUOTE] parts. Just want to get rid of that entire code block via regex:
What I'm working with:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-30 at 17:45Assuming those tags can't be nested, you can use the following regex with the s
ingle-line flag to match the tags and their content :
QUESTION
I'm trying to make my own union function and realizing how much I dislike LISP. The goal is to give the function two lists and it will return a set theoretic union of the two. My attempted solution has grown increasingly complex with the same result: NIL. I can't change that from being the result no matter what I do.
I was thinking of building a separate list in my "removeDuplicates" function below, but then idk how I'd return that with recursion. I think what's happening is my "removeDuplicates" function eventually returns an empty list (as intended) but then an empty list is return at every level of the stack when the recursion unfurls (starts returning values up the stack) but I could be wrong. I've always had trouble understanding recursion in detail. The code is below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-14 at 01:04When you call removeDuplicates
recursively in the last condition, you're not combining the result with the car
of the list, so you're discarding that element.
You're also not using the result of rember
.
QUESTION
Can't find good example of auth flow for link unfurling. I managed to run oauth flow using this example. But after user provided login and password and bot hits OnTeamsAppBasedLinkQueryAsync
second time GetUserTokenAsync
still returns null. So I don't follow where should I get then token from when auth flow is finished. Should I persist it somehow? Will Teams send me the token on every request or how it should work?
So in my case following code always returns null:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-25 at 18:04It seems the 'state' field is not present on AppBasedLinkQuery
. When the auth flow completes, OnTeamsAppBasedLinkQueryAsync
will be called again and the turnContext.Activity.Value
will contain the url and the 'state' (or magic code). We will get this field added to AppBasedLinkQuery
(created an issue here: microsoft/botbuilder-dotnet#3429 ).
A workaround is to retrieve the state/magiccode directly from the Activity.Value
Something like:
QUESTION
I'm trying to implement pretty simple teams bot but constantly facing an issues with unpredictable behavior. E.g. documentation clearly says that Teams applies Adaptive card as link unfurling response but when I'm sending pretty simple response like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-14 at 22:15one easy way to find out what's going on and if your part is generally ok is by sending a full "static" card as a test. Just create the JSON layout somewhere, load it and sent it unchanged to MS Teams.
Also creating AdaptiveCard's like that is not the best way to do it, have a look at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/adaptive-cards/templating/ its a lot easier to handle cards like that.
Specific to your question there's no real way to debug anything inside ms teams. You can get a few errors in the analytics part of the bot framework and some times console output of your browser gives a few hints.
I wrote a similar thing some time ago which inserts a card on specific links similar to what you're trying to do and generally, that was (and still is) working fine.
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Install unfurl
Install via pip: pip install dfir-unfurl
Run python unfurl_app.py
Browse to localhost:5000/ (editable via config file)
Enter the URL to unfurl in the form, and 'Unfurl!'
Run python unfurl_cli.py https://twitter.com/_RyanBenson/status/1205161015177961473
Output:
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