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URL Operations

Automate tasks with URL Operations

Connect URL Operations with 200+ apps and let your tasks run themselves. Describe what you want and Botize builds it. No code.

Check, read and modify URL address.

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Triggers & actions

What can you automate with URL Operations?

Everything you see below. Just pick a trigger and one or more actions.

Triggers

The trigger is the event that starts the automation.

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    Check if a website has been updated

    Monitor website for updates. It is triggered every time a given URL address presents new changes with respect to the last time it was visited.

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    Check if a website is down

    Given a URL, it checks whether the corresponding website is down or not. It performs an automated check of the website's availability.

Actions

The action is what happens automatically, without you having to do anything else.

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    Check if a URL is an image

    Given a URL, it checks whether it points to a valid image. If it does, it also returns the image's mime type and dimensions.

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    Get URL HTML

    Downloads the HTML content from a URL. Optionally, it can return only the HTML contained inside elements that match a given CSS class.

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    Get Cleaned HTML article text

    Extracts the main article body from a raw HTML document, removing surrounding noise such as navigation, sidebars and ads. Optionally strips the remaining HTML tags to return plain text.

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    Get URL Headers

    Retrieves the HTTP response headers for a URL, including the HTTP status code, the redirection target (if any) and the content type.

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    Change URL Get Parameters

    Given a URL, it allows modify or adding new GET parameters.

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    Expand URLs in a text

    Finds any URL within a text and expand them.

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    Get the components of a URL

    Breaks down a URL into its individual parts, such as the scheme, host, path, query parameters, and fragment.

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    Convert text to slug

    Convert a text string into a slug, by removing special characters, converting to lowercase, and replacing spaces with hyphens, to facilitate the identification and access to a specific resource on a website.

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    Decode text string to URL format

    Decodes an encoded text string in URL format, replacing encoded values %XX with their respective corresponding characters.

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    Encode text string to URL format

    Encodes a text string in URL format, replacing disallowed characters with their respective encoded values in %XX format, where XX is the hexadecimal code of the character.

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    Expand URL

    Given a shortened URL, returns the long URL version. If there is no long URL for the given URL then it returns the same URL.

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    Expand multiple URLs

    Given a list of shortened URLs, it returns a list with the same URLs expanded. If no expanded version exists for any of the given URLs, the original URL will be returned.

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    Create a URL

    Creates a URL allowing to optionally indicate GET parameters that will be automatically encoded.

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    Get HTTP Code for a URL

    Given a URL, it retrieves the HTTP response code.

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    Remove URL Get Parameters

    Given a URL, it allows to remove GET parameters.

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    Convert GET params into Tags

    Given a URL, it allows to convert GET parameters into tags.

The integration

About URL Operations

Automate tasks with Botize's URL Operations. This tool allows you to efficiently query, read, and modify URL addresses.

With features like checking if a website has been updated or verifying its availability, you can streamline your processes and stay updated with web changes. Additionally, it offers actions such as retrieving the HTML of a URL, modifying GET parameters, and expanding shortened URLs, simplifying the management and analysis of links in your projects.

How it works

From idea to automation with URL Operations

No flowcharts, no learning curve. You say it, it gets done.

Pick a trigger

The URL Operations event that starts the task: a new message, a mention, a post…

Add actions

What happens next, in URL Operations or in any of the 200+ connectable apps.

Turn it on and forget it

The task runs on its own from then on. If something's off, tweak it or we'll help you.