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Time-stamp: <2021-10-06 22h28 UTC>
The title says it all! I had all the pieces lying about and so finally decided to put them together into a shoddy CGI script which calls my not-so-great bot on a game state. I'm excited to reveal what must surely be a Gemini first (only because the Tak player base is yet growing):
At present i've attempted to limit the server to running 10 instances of the bot at once, but i'm not sure that that will work correctly. I'm also not sure i've defeated shell escapes here---please let me know⁰ how to improve on this! Here's the entire CGI script, all 27 lines of it.
#!/bin/bash
META="text/gemini; charset=utf-8"
input="${QUERY_STRING//[^abcde12345CFS+\-><]/}"
if [ -n "$input" ]; then
new_ptn="${PATH_INFO//[^abcde12345CFS.+\-LR]/}"
new_ptn=$(echo $new_ptn | tr 'LR' '<>')
printf '20 %s\r\n' "$META"
printf '```\n'
while [ "$(pgrep geminict | wc -l)" > "10" ]; do
sleep 0.5s;
done
attempt_ptn="$new_ptn$input."
output=$(geminict ${attempt_ptn@Q})
if [ "$?" == "0" ]; then
ct1986=$(echo "$output" | awk '/ct1986 says:/ {print $3}')
new_ptn="$attempt_ptn$ct1986."
fi;
new_ptn=${new_ptn//>/R}; new_ptn=${new_ptn//</L};
printf '%s\n' "$output"
printf '```\n'
echo 'Please be patient, ct1986 is a slow bot and no more than 10 instances are allowed concurrently on the server.'
echo "=> gemini://l-3.space/tak/$new_ptn/ Enter ply"
echo 'Note: all input is stripped to match only [abcde12345CFS+-<>].'
else
printf "10 Enter ply:\r\n"
fi;
Finally, while my capsule does compile to the web, this service is a Gemini exclusive :)
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