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<<<<<<< HEAD This is my playground, there is a lot of stupid stuff going on here so it's probably best you don't really look at it

node-unshortener 0.0.8

A simple library that can unshorten any short url.

Install

 npm install unshortener

or

 git clone https://github.com/Swizec/node-unshortener.git
 cd node-unshortener
 npm link

Usage

     // expand an URL
     var unshortener = require('unshortener');

     // you can pass in a url object or string
     unshortener.expand('http://t.co/rWP6BP3',
                        function (url) {
                             // url is a url object
                             console.log(url);
                        });

If you have a handy bitly account you should also pass in an options object to enable the unshortener to use the bitly API directly:

     // expand an URL
     var unshortener = require('unshortener');

     // you can pass in a url object or string
     unshortener.expand('http://t.co/rWP6BP3',
                        {bitly: {username: '<YOUR BITLY USERNAME>',
                                 apikey: '<YOUR BITLY API KEY>'}},
                        function (url) {
                             // url is a url object
                             console.log(url);
                        });

When an error occurs the callback is passed the original url and an error flag.

How it works

node-unshortener aims to be able to unshorten any link possible, so it tries to behave as a browser and simply follows all the redirects. However, to be nice, when at all possible, it tries to use the url shortener's official API.

That said, please feel free to suggest any unshortening services I may have missed.

Services/domains directly supported so far:

  • bit.ly
  • j.mp
  • is.gd
  • goo.gl
  • ericri.es
  • jc.is
  • nyti.ms
  • linkd.in
  • win.gs
  • budurl.com
  • cli.gs
  • snipurl.com
  • snurl.com
  • cl.lk
  • snipr.com
  • sn.im
  • dai.ly
  • imgry.net
  • mln.im
  • theatln.tc
  • rww.to

License

Copyright (C) Swizec Teller [email protected]

Licensed under the GPL version 3 or later for non-commercial use.

For commercial use please consider purchasing a commercial license to support my work.

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