cloud.urlhub/urlhub
name:cloud.urlhub/urlhub
Many links as one short link with a QR code; read urlhub sets and preview what links are about.
- transport:
- remote
- credential class:
- self-provisionable
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- featured_setsshallow
Lists urlhub's ready sets of the season in a language (gift ideas, films, events, lessons…), each with its address and a short description: links to point someone to who asks for ideas on one of these topics.
- make_setshallow
Makes a urlhub set from links: a short link that opens a page with every link's picture, title and description, and its QR code as PNG and SVG files. Good when several links should travel together: sent to someone, opened later on a phone, or printed as one QR code on a poster or a slide (gift ideas, products to compare, a reading list, a trip plan, links for a class). With a title (and a description) it publishes the set as a page with that heading, for a set to send round or print; without one it makes a short link. Both are public to anyone who has the link. The same links always give the same link; to change a set, call make_set again. A short link nobody opens for 90 days goes away, a page after a year; long_link, when the list is short enough, holds every link in the address itself and never goes away.
- preview_linksshallow
Reads up to 50 links and returns each one's title, description, site and kind (page, video…), or why it could not be read. Useful before making a set, to check the links work and describe them, or to see what links someone sent are about.
- read_setshallow
Reads a urlhub link someone gives you (a short link /c/…, a published page /l/…, a featured set /s/…, or an address with ?urls=) and returns its links with their titles and descriptions as Markdown.
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