Technical¶

base64¶

Encodes or decodes a string into/from base64.

]base64 < -e | -d > (text)

Examples:

]base64 -e ayylmao -e for encoding the text into base64
]base64 -d bG1hb2F5eQ== -d for decoding the base64 string into plain text

caesar¶

Encrypts or decrypts a text using the Caesar cipher.

]caesar < -e | -d > { -26 - 26 } (text)

Examples:

]caesar -e 12 I am trained in ban warfare Encrypt the text, shifting it 12 characters forward
]caesar -d 9 jwm R'v cqn cxy vxmnajcxa rw cqn nwcran mrblxam javnm oxalnb Decrypt the text, shifting it 9 characters backward

calc¶

Performs mathematical calculations

Examples:

]calc (4+20) * (13/37) Supported operators: + - * / ^
]calc Sqrt(6)
]calc Pow(9,2)
]calc Round(PI) * Floor(4.16^2)

More info on math expressions here:

<https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.math(v=vs.110).aspx>

See Methods and Fields section of the webpage

charinfo¶

Displays information of characters.

]charinfo (string)

Examples:

]charinfo ∞
]charinfo #$%^&*

Supports conversion of up to 30 characters at once

color¶

Previews a sample of a color.

Example:

]color #0070FF (hash sign is optional)

ipcalc¶

IP calculator for class C subnets.

]ipcalc { 24 - 30 }

Example:

]ipcalc 28 (use CIDR number, range: 24-30)

nco¶

Converts any number from one numeral system to the others. The format of the number must correspond to the chosen option

]nco < -d | -h | -b | -o > (number)

Options: -d: decimal, -h: hexadecimal, -b: binary, -o: octal

Examples:

]nco -d 1234678
]nco -h 7f8bdf5

strcomp¶

Lists the amount of characters in a string

]strcomp (string)

Example:

]strcomp STAhL F3Rr0

strgen¶

Generates a random string of the given length (min 1, max 1000) with options

]strgen { 1 - 1000 } [< -n | -u | -l >]

Examples:

]strgen 12 generates a random 12-character string of uppercase, lowercase and numbers
]strgen 7 -n generates a random 7-character string of numbers only
]strgen 20 -u generates a random 20-character string of uppercase letters only
]strgen 3 -l generates a random 3-character string of lowercase letters only

Options can be mixed. For example: -ln generates both lowercase letters and numbers, -un generates both uppercase letters and numbers

PS: NEVER USE THIS AS A PASSWORD GENERATOR!

strlen¶

Returns the length of a string

]strlen (string)

Example:

]strlen ABCDEFGHIJKL (returns 12)

time¶

Expresses the time in utc, and in another time zone additionally.

]time [{ -12 - 12 }]

Examples:

]time Current time in UTC
]time -8 Current time in UTC and in GMT-8