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Converts tiktok bio socials into links, insta: test > instagram.com/test
目前为
// ==UserScript==
// @name TikTok Bio Social Links
// @namespace http://your.namespace
// @version 1.1
// @description Converts tiktok bio socials into links, insta: test > instagram.com/test
// @match *://*.tiktok.com/*
// @grant none
// @license Unlicense
// ==/UserScript==
(function() {
'use strict';
// Wait for the page to load
window.addEventListener('load', function() {
setTimeout(() => {
// Get the element with data-e2e attribute of user-bio
const userBioElement = document.querySelector('[data-e2e="user-bio"]');
if (!userBioElement) return;
// Get the inner text of the element
const userBioText = userBioElement.innerText;
// Define an object to map social media names to their URLs
const socialMediaUrls = {
"insta": {
url: "https://instagram.com/{username}",
filter: (username) => username.replaceAll(),
removeAtSymbol: true
},
"instagram": {
url: "https://instagram.com/{username}",
filter: (username) => username.replaceAll(),
removeAtSymbol: true
},
"twitch": {
url: "https://twitch.com/{username}",
filter: (username) => username.replaceAll(),
removeAtSymbol: true
},
// Add more social media names and URLs here
"exampleSocial": {
url: "https://testsocial.com/{username}", //The url you want the social to be converted to, the {username} is where you want the username to appear in the url.
filter: (username) => username.replaceAll('-', ''), //A simple filter, if you want to replace a char (for example replace A with B) you would replace the ('-', '') with ('A','B') if you want to remove a letter instead of replace it use this ('A','') (replace A with whatever letter you want to replace)
removeAtSymbol: false //Set this to true to remove the @ at the start of the username, for example "insta: @example" would become "instagram.com/example" instead of "instagram.com/@example."
}
};
// Create a regex pattern based on the social media names
const regexPattern = Object.keys(socialMediaUrls).join('|');
const regex = new RegExp(`(?:${regexPattern})(?::)?\\s*([\\w\\d@_-]+)`, 'gi');
// Replace the matched strings with links
const bioWithLinks = userBioText.replace(regex, (match, p1, p2) => {
const socialMediaName = match.split(/:| /)[0].trim();
const username = p1;
const {
url,
filter,
removeAtSymbol
} = socialMediaUrls[socialMediaName.toLowerCase()];
if (url) {
let processedUsername = filter ? filter(username) : username;
if (removeAtSymbol && processedUsername.startsWith('@')) {
processedUsername = processedUsername.slice(1);
}
const finalUrl = url.replace('{username}', processedUsername);
return `<a href="${finalUrl}" target="_blank">${socialMediaName}: ${username}</a>`;
} else {
return match; // Return the original string if social media URL is not found
}
});
// Set the inner HTML of the element with the modified bio
userBioElement.innerHTML = bioWithLinks;
}, 200)
});
})();