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#! /bin/sh
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url=${1%/}
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teamid=$2
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case "$url:$teamid" in
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*:|-h*|--h*)
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cat <<EOD; exit 1
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Usage: $0 MOTHURL TEAMID
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Downloads all content currently open,
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and writes it out to a zip file.
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MOTHURL URL to the instance
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TEAMID Team ID you used to log in
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EOD
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;;
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esac
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tmpdir=$(mktemp -d moth-dl.XXXXXX)
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bye () {
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echo "bye now"
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rm -rf $tmpdir
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}
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trap bye EXIT
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fetch () {
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curl -s -d id=$teamid "$@"
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}
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echo "=== Fetching puzzles and attachments"
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fetch $url/state > $tmpdir/state.json
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cat $tmpdir/state.json \
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| jq -r '.Puzzles | to_entries[] | .key as $k | .value[] | select (. > 0) | "\($k) \(.)"' \
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| while read cat points; do
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echo " + $cat $points"
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dir=$tmpdir/$cat/$points
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mkdir -p $dir
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fetch $url/content/$cat/$points/puzzle.json > $dir/puzzle.json
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cat $dir/puzzle.json | jq .Body > $dir/puzzle.html
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cat $dir/puzzle.json | jq -r '.Attachments[]?' | while read attachment; do
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echo " - $attachment"
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fetch $url/content/$cat/$points/$attachment > $dir/$attachment
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done
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done
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zipfile=$(echo $url | grep -o '[a-z]*\.[a-z.]*').zip
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echo "=== Writing $zipfile"
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(cd $tmpdir && zip -r - .) > $zipfile
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echo "=== Wrote $zipfile"
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Download All Unlocked Puzzles
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========================
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We get a lot of requests to "download everything" from an event.
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Here's how you could do that:
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What You Need
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------------
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* The URL to your puzzle server. We will call this `$url`.
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* Your Team ID. We will call this `$teamid`.
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* A way to POST `id=$teamid`
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with `Content-Type: x-www-form-encoded` to a URL,
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and save the result.
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We will call this procedure "Fetch".
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* A way to parse JSON files
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Steps
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-----
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1. Fetch `$url/state`. This is the State object.
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2. In the State object, `Puzzles` maps category name to a list of open puzzle point values.
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3. For each category (we will call this `$category`):
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1. For each point value:
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1. If the point value is 0, skip it. 0 indicates all puzzles in this category are unlocked.
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2. Fetch `$url/content/$category/$points/index.json`. This is the Puzzle object.
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3. In the Puzzle object, `Body` contains the HTML body of the puzzle.
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4. In the Puzzle object, `Attachments` contains a list of attachments.
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For each attachment (we will call this `$attachment`):
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1. Fetch `$url/content/$category/$points/$attachment`.
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