Shell [readweb.bat] - rate & reply - view website sourcecode from command prompt

Code
@set "self=%0"

goto :batch



NOTES

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must have the file extension "bat" not "cmd" for it's install as a CommandPrompt

command for the currently logged in user function to be able to work



this is because to compensate for the complications of the batch-file 0th parameter

being a different value depending on weather the batch-file is started using explorer

or command prompt i wrote the install macro to work with the way the value is when

this batch-file gets ran from command prompt which does not include the batch-file's

file-extension in it's name (or the folder-path either)(this is on windows 8.1 as of 3/30/2016)



storeing the 0th parameter's value into a variable in the first line of the batch file and useing

that var instead is a vista compatability thing that idk if its been patched or not yet

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:batch

@echo off

for /f "tokens=*" %%A in ('echo %self%') do set "commandname=%%~nA"



if "%1"=="/?" goto :help

if "%1"=="-?" goto :help

if "%1"=="" echo.type "%commandname% /?" for an explaination of how to use %commandname% & goto :end

if /I "%1"=="/install" goto :InstallAsCommandPromptCommand

if /I "%1"=="/add" goto :InstallAsCommandPromptCommand



set "targpage=%*"

if "%targpage:~0,7%"=="*http*://" goto :nxt

if "%targpage:~0,8%"=="*https*://" goto :nxt

set "targpage=*http*://%targpage%"



:nxt

set "HttpInteracter=%temp%\%random%.vbs"

echo.set readwebpage = wscript.getobject(wscript.arguments.item(0))>"%httpInteracter%"

echo.While readwebpage.readystate ^<^> "complete">>"%httpInteracter%"

echo.wscript.sleep "100">>"%httpInteracter%"

echo.wend>>"%httpInteracter%"

echo.wscript.echo readwebpage.documentelement.outerhtml>>"%httpInteracter%"

call cscript //nologo "%httpInteracter%" "%targpage%"

echo.>"%httpInteracter%"

move "%httpInteracter%" "%temp%\1.tmp" >nul

del /f /q "%temp%\1.tmp" >nul

goto :end



:InstallAsCommandPromptCommand

echo.

echo.installing %commandname% command-line command ...

set "AddedCommandsContainer=%userprofile%\AddedCommandLineCommands"

if not exist "%AddedCommandsContainer%" (

mkdir "%AddedCommandsContainer%"

attrib +h +s -r "%AddedCommandsContainer%"

reg add HKCU\Environment /v "PATH" /t "reg_sz" /d "%PATH%;%AddedCommandsContainer%" /f >nul

reg add HKCU\Environment /v "AddedCommandLineCommandsLocation" /t "reg_sz" /d "%AddedCommandsContainer%" /f >nul

)

copy /y "%commandname%.bat" "%AddedCommandsContainer%\%commandname%.bat" >nul

echo.

echo.

echo %commandname% has been added as a command-line command for the logged in user

echo.changes will take effect at next login

echo.

goto :end



:help

echo.

echo.

echo.--

echo.syntax: %commandname% *http*://website'com

echo.--

echo.

echo.discription: reads the source code of the targeted webpage.

echo.

echo.to add this command as a Command Prompt command for your user

echo.type: %commandname% /install

echo.

echo.

echo.NOTES:

echo.does support HTTPS protocol.

echo.

echo.as always with viewing the source code of a webpage

echo.you can only view client-side executed code ^(like html^)

echo.not server-side executed code ^(like php^)

echo.just like when you click "view page source code"

echo.in any web-browser

echo.

echo.many websites have blocked a method of checking the client-side

echo.executed code of their webpages that gets the exact text of the

echo.client-side executed code so this application uses a different

echo.method that can not be blocked but if the targeted webpage 

echo.didn't add a closeing tag for certain HTML tags (such as ^</BODY^>

echo.and ^</HTML^>) into their client-side executed code this method

echo.of querying it adds those closing tags it self to the text it displays

echo. 

echo.



:end