Ulp is a command-line tool that can be used to find and interact with URLs from a given input.
Think of something like Facebook's PathPicker, but for URLs.
Ulp is a python package and as such it can be installed via pip. You can install the latest released version with
pip install -U ulp
and, if you want to install a fresh version from the latest source code (good luck), you can run
pip install git+https://github.com/victal/ulp.git@master
For systems where Python 2.x is the default version, you might need to run the commands above using pip3 as the executable instead of pip.
Ulp is being developed/used with Python 3.5, but it might just work with Python > 3.0
Copy to clipboard functionality depends on Pyperclip and as such you might need to install additional modules for it to work. Check Pyperclip's Readme for details.
Simply pipe or redirect the input from which you want to pick the URLs into ulp. Yes, just like PathPicker. Yes, it's on purpose.
Example:
If you're pushing to a BitBucket repository, for example, the output of hg push will give you the URL where you can create a new PR from the branch you just pushed to, so you can do
hg push | ulp
and open the given URL in a browser or copy it for later.
If you just want to list the URLs in a given input, you can use the ulp_extract helper script, like this:
cat huge_text_with_lots_of_urls | ulp_extract
Ulp is licensed with the MIT License
- Add a 'filter' option within the UI
- Add an example image/gif in this readme
- Tidy up - clean up code, ad a --help, tests and clean up code