#i';
527 |
528 | $arr=array($mainreg,$votereg,$answerreg,$viewreg);
529 | $res=array();
530 | $data=array(array('title'=>'Stack Overflow','cover'=>$web.'/img/meizi/'.mt_rand(0,9).'.jpg'));
531 | $raw=array();
532 |
533 | foreach ($arr as $reg){
534 | preg_match_all($reg, $result, $matches);
535 | array_push($res,$matches[1]);
536 | }
537 |
538 | for ($i=0; $i < 5; $i++) {
539 | list($id,$title)=preg_split('#/#',$res[0][$i]);
540 | array_push($raw,array('id'=>$id,'title'=>$title,'vote'=>$res[1][$i],'answer'=>$res[2][$i],'view'=>$res[3][$i]));
541 | }
542 |
543 | for ($i=0; $i < 5; $i++) {
544 | array_push($data, array('title'=>str_replace('-',' ',$raw[$i]['title']),'note'=>'votes:'.$raw[$i]['vote'].' answers:'.$raw[$i]['answer'].' views:'.$raw[$i]['view'],'link'=>'http://stackoverflow.com/questions/'.$raw[$i]['id']));
545 | }
546 | return $data;
547 | }
548 |
549 | function bilibili(){
550 | $data=array(array('title'=>'Bilibili','cover'=>$web.'/img/bili/'.mt_rand(0,10).'.jpg'));
551 | $res=array();
552 | $category=array('1'=>'动画','3'=>'音乐','4'=>'游戏','5'=>'娱乐','11'=>'专辑','13'=>'新番连载');
553 | foreach ($category as $key=>$value){
554 | $url='http://www.bilibili.tv/rss-'.$key.'.xml';
555 | $result=file_get_contents($url);
556 | $xml=simplexml_load_string($result,'SimpleXMLElement', LIBXML_NOCDATA);
557 | array_push($res,array('title'=>$xml->channel->item->title,'description'=>$xml->channel->item->description,'category'=>$value,'link'=>$xml->channel->item->link));
558 | }
559 | for ($i=0; $i < count($res); $i++) {
560 | array_push($data, array('title'=>$res[$i]['category'].':'.$res[$i]['title'],'note'=>$res[$i]['description'],'link'=>$res[$i]['link']));
561 | }
562 | return $data;
563 | }
564 |
565 | function rss($keyws){
566 | $url_arr=array('0x50sec'=>'http://www.0x50sec.org/feed/','乌云'=>'http://www.wooyun.org/feeds/submit','91ri'=>'http://www.91ri.org/feed','设计达人'=>'http://www.shejidaren.com/feed','运维'=>'http://www.nginx.cn/feed','freebuf'=>'http://www.freebuf.com/feed','matrix67'=>'http://www.matrix67.com/blog/feed','读书'=>'http://rss.sina.com.cn/book/history_rank.xml','松鼠'=>'http://songshuhui.net/feed','爱范'=>'http://www.ifanr.com/feed','人人影视'=>'http://www.yyets.com/rss/feed/');
567 | $reg=array('乌云'=>'#简要描述: (.+) 详细说明#i','设计达人'=>'#'#(.+)题图来自#i','人人影视'=>'##i',''=>'',);
568 | $data=array();
569 | $result=file_get_contents($url_arr[$keyws]);
570 | $xml=simplexml_load_string($result,'SimpleXMLElement', LIBXML_NOCDATA);
571 |
572 | for ($i=0; $i < 6; $i++) {
573 | $n='';
574 | $c='';
575 | if (isset($reg[$keyws])) {
576 | preg_match_all($reg[$keyws],$xml->channel->item[$i]->description, $matches);
577 | switch ($keyws) {
578 | case '乌云':
579 | $n='简要描述:'.$matches[1][0];
580 | break;
581 |
582 | case '设计达人':
583 | $c=$matches[1][0];
584 | break;
585 |
586 | case '爱范':
587 | $n=$matches[1];
588 | $c=$xml->channel->item[$i]->image;
589 | break;
590 |
591 | case '人人影视':
592 | $n=$xml->channel->item[$i]->description;
593 | preg_match_all($reg[$keyws], file_get_contents($xml->channel->item[$i]->link), $matches);
594 | $c=$matches[1][0];
595 | break;
596 |
597 | default:
598 | # code...
599 | break;
600 | }
601 | }
602 | else{
603 | $n=htmlspecialchars_decode(str_replace(' ','',$xml->channel->item[$i]->description));
604 | }
605 | array_push($data,array('title'=>$xml->channel->item[$i]->title,'note'=>$n,'link'=>$xml->channel->item[$i]->link,'cover'=>$c));
606 | }
607 |
608 | return $data;
609 | }
610 | ?>
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1 | #weChat_php
2 |
3 | 自己的一个微信后台代码
4 | ===================
5 |
6 | 
7 |
8 | 欢迎大家关注我的微信公众号:[urinx](http://weixin.sogou.com/gzh?openid=oIWsFt6BhfHwKUIyFvNp6A6JEsGM)
9 | ---------------------------
10 |
11 | ###文件说明
12 | >1.0
13 | >>//主文件
14 | >>
15 | >>index.php
16 | >>
17 | >>//整合各api
18 | >>
19 | >>wechat-api.php
20 | >>
21 | >>//该文件夹下放的是各api的演示ph
22 | >>
23 | >>./api/
24 | >
25 | >2.0 based on SAE
26 | >>//主文件
27 | >>
28 | >>index.php
29 | >>
30 | >>//整合各api
31 | >>
32 | >>wechat-api.php
33 | >>
34 | >>//该文件夹下放的是各api的演示ph
35 | >>
36 | >>./api/
37 | >>
38 | >>//python脚本提供的api
39 | >>
40 | >>./urinx.sinaapp.com
41 |
42 | ###实现的功能
43 | [小u]
44 | :查看基本信息,以及功能介绍和近期更新
45 |
46 | [帮助]
47 | :查看使用帮助
48 |
49 | [查水表]
50 | :查询寝室的水电费(华科)
51 |
52 | [每日一句]
53 | :每天更新一句英语,中英对照
54 |
55 | [点歌]
56 | :为大家推荐好的歌曲
57 |
58 | [笑话]
59 | :每次返回一个笑话
60 |
61 | [新闻]
62 | :每次返回5条新闻
63 |
64 | [彩票]
65 | :每天的彩票信息一目了然
66 |
67 | [stack]
68 | :查看stack overflow上的最新内容
69 |
70 | [>python]
71 | :在微信上使用python终端
72 |
73 | [>mysql]
74 | :在微信上简单的操作后台mysql
75 |
76 | [>sqli]
77 | :练习sql injection用,目前完善中...
78 |
79 | [bilibili]
80 | :给你提供最新的b站资讯
81 |
82 | [人人影视]
83 | :给那些追美剧日剧看片的孩子的必备!
84 |
85 | [松鼠]
86 | :每一个孩纸心目中都有属于自己的科学松鼠会
87 |
88 | [爱范]
89 | :爱科技,爱爱范,在这里看到全球最新的科技资讯
90 |
91 | [读书]
92 | :品茗读书,人生一大乐事,排行榜的每一本书,不知你曾否读过,不留遗憾,享受人生
93 |
94 | [matrix67]
95 | :那些年我们一起看过他的博客,他启发了一代又一代有志青年,发现数学的美妙,探索无穷的智慧
96 |
97 | [freebuf]
98 | :黑客与画家,技术与艺术。在这里,你能学到更多
99 |
100 | [运维]
101 | :好的架构减少运维,好的运维反哺架构。架构狮必看!
102 |
103 | [设计达人]
104 | :爱设计,爱分享。玩转前端,欣赏最美的艺术
105 |
106 | [91ri]
107 | :网络安全攻防研究室,干货必备
108 |
109 | [乌云]
110 | :寻找最新的提交漏洞
111 |
112 | [0x50sec]
113 | :Web安全手册,专注Web安全
114 |
115 | [鬼故事]
116 | :小u精心为你准备的鬼故事哟,超吓人的说,午夜凌晨看一看好阔怕。。
117 |
118 | [短篇鬼故事]
119 | :让喜欢鬼故事的读者在这里快速感受到不一样的诡异,篇幅较短,适合想快速阅读完鬼故事的朋友
120 |
121 | [长篇鬼故事]
122 | :篇幅较长,情节曲折,剧情跌宕起伏,一个好的长篇鬼故事,就是一次刺激的心灵旅行
123 |
124 | [校园鬼故事]
125 | :这里的鬼故事都与校园有关或者是发生在学校里的鬼故事,让喜爱鬼故事的读者了解更多的校园鬼故事
126 |
127 | [医院鬼故事]
128 | :我们在恐怖鬼片里也常见到发生在医院里的鬼故事事件,但有更多的鬼故事等待你去发现,一起来看医院鬼故事吧
129 |
130 | [家里鬼故事]
131 | :发生在家里的鬼故事比较多,快来看看都有哪些恐怖的家里鬼故事吧
132 |
133 | [民间鬼故事]
134 | :中国民间鬼故事来源于古代的传奇小说,和现代的民间流传奇闻中。同时鬼故事网也搜集了国外吸血鬼的故事,欢迎大家阅读民间鬼故事
135 |
136 | [灵异事件]
137 | :灵异事件在世界各地每个角落经常发生,你身边是否也有灵异事件呢?灵异事件频道最全面的记录最新真实灵异事件,中国灵异事件,国外灵异事件,灵异鬼故事大全,带你进入灵异鬼故事的世界
138 |
139 | [中国灵异]
140 | :整理最全的中国真实灵异事件大全,将会带您走入从古到今发生在中国的灵异事件
141 |
142 | [灵异知识库]
143 | :灵异知识大全,例如如何避鬼,招鬼,阵法、鬼魂禁忌等等详细内容
144 |
145 | [推理小说]
146 | :内容涵盖惊悚、悬疑、侦探、武侠等,一切以推理为出发点,挑战思维极限,考验缜密的逻辑。风格:先锋、酷炫、丰富多彩、可读性强。杂志力推原创,名家新秀携手亮相,联手打造包罗万象,令人耳目一新、心驰神往的异度空间
147 |
148 | [听鬼故事]
149 | :张震讲鬼故事,吓死你不偿命
150 |
151 | 翻译:发送"#+你要翻译的内容",即可收到详细结果,如果是英文,可以直接发送英文。例如:doofus,#doofus,#笨蛋
152 |
153 | 天气+找小u:点击下面的“+”,发送你的的位置信息,即可收到本地的天气预报,并且看到你和小u的距离
154 |
155 | bing搜索:发送"%+你要搜索的内容",即可收到详细结果,例如:%dweeb
156 |
157 | 维基百科:发送"&+你要百科的内容",根据你的输入自动判断查询中文维基或是英文,例如:&spaz
158 |
159 | 二维码:发送"*+你要生成的内容",返回生成的二维码。例如:*嘟嘟噜
160 |
161 | md5加密:发送"md5:+你要加密的文字",返回32位的hash。例如:md5:123456
162 |
163 | 豆瓣
164 | 1.书
165 | bs:关键字 搜索相关的书籍
166 | b:书名 查看详细内容
167 | 2.音乐
168 | ms:关键字 搜索相关的音乐
169 | m:音乐名 查看详细内容
170 | 3.电影
171 | vs:关键字 搜索相关的电影
172 | v:电影名 查看详细内容
173 |
174 | 动态:发送":+你要分享的文字"即可,大家可以回复[动态]查看。例如 :这是我发的第一个说说
175 |
176 | 美女识别:上传图片,看看小u的眼力吧
177 |
178 | 周公解梦:发送"梦到xxx",小u来预测吉凶,例如"梦到小u"
179 |
180 | 手机号码查询:直接发送手机号
181 |
182 | Note:[xx]内的内容xx是指你发送的
183 |
184 | ###主页
185 | http://urinx.github.io/
186 |
187 | ###contact me
188 | >QQ:1336006643
189 | >
190 | >Wechat:google-2
191 |
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