My UserPage - galaxyAbstractor (up455723)

After some debugging, I found out that I had fucked up with regards to the update based metadata for my scripts, which led to them simply not detecting the update. I had specified "updateURL", which was used to check if a script update was found only – since I had not also specified "downloadURL", the script downloaded its updates from its original install location, which for all gists was the URL pointing to a specific version of that gist, meaning that they never saw the actual updated version in the end.

I've now updated all of the scripts with proper metadata and moved them to a full-fledged git repository at https://github.com/soulweaver91/anidb-user-scripts - if you are using any of my scripts, please redownload them from there to make sure they'll update properly in the future. You may use that repository's issue tracker as well for bug reports and such.

Also, if you tried to install any of them on Tampermonkey on Chrome and found out they didn't work at all, I have fixed that issue as well a few days ago, so go ahead and try again if you'd like to

Here comes a new simple script that should be useful for those users who tend to add very fresh files to the database often. This adds buttons to the file mass add interface that, when clicked, fill in the current date into the input field either for a single file or for all files at once.

Please use this script responsibly I don't know if this feature has ever been on the drawing table to be added into that interface proper, but I wouldn't be surprised if it has and has been rejected on the basis of it making adding occasionally incorrect release dates easier for unaware peeps. At least my expectation is that anyone who uses the feature often enough to really benefit from this knows how to use it properly.

The script lives at: https://github.com/soulweaver91/anidb-user-scripts/blob/master/AniDB_Mass_Add_Files_Today_Button.user.js

Instructions on how to use:

• If you don't have it yet, install the Greasemonkey/Tampermonkey/equivalent extension into your browser to be able to run user scripts. Disclaimer: I only test on Firefox.
• Navigate to the address above and click "Raw" on the right.
• An installation box like this should pop up at least on Greasemonkey. Review the code by clicking "Show Script Source" if you want to be sure of its authenticity and non-malicious nature, then click "Install".
• Whenever you visit a user's timeline page, you can zoom it with the control in the bottom right corner.

If you found this script useful, let me know

Here's another standalone userscript, this time providing a zoom control for a user's timeline. This is roughly what the timeline view looks like by default:


With the zoom control, you can focus into short items to read them better:


Or you can also get an overview of a larger time period at once:


The script lives at: https://github.com/soulweaver91/anidb-user-scripts/blob/master/AniDB_Timeline_Zoom_Control.user.js

Instructions on how to use:

• If you don't have it yet, install the Greasemonkey/Tampermonkey/equivalent extension into your browser to be able to run user scripts. Disclaimer: I only test on Firefox.
• Navigate to the address above and click "Raw" on the right.
• An installation box like this should pop up at least on Greasemonkey. Review the code by clicking "Show Script Source" if you want to be sure of its authenticity and non-malicious nature, then click "Install".
• Whenever you visit a user's timeline page, you can zoom it with the control in the bottom right corner.

If you found this script useful, let me know

Edit @ 06.05.2017: Implementation fixed to work with the new Highcharts based graphs. The color scheme was also slightly revised to not look as jarring. (Note: you might possibly need to redefine the pie section border colour in your user CSS if the skin you are using uses a different color than anidbstyle3 uses. See the CSS injected by this script for details.)
Edit @ 03.05.2017: The implementation of the other donut graphs, which I relied on, changed, so this is broken at the moment. Will fix later.

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The May 2017 changeset for AniDB replaces the old server-generated bitmap versions of many charts on the site. That is a welcome change! The vote distribution graph on an user's stats page changes types from a pie chart to a bar chart, though, which some people (including me) might not prefer, so here's a Greasemonkey script to transform it into a donut chart to match the rest of the former pie charts.



The script lives at: https://github.com/soulweaver91/anidb-user-scripts/blob/master/AniDB_Stats_Votes_as_Donut_Graph.user.js

Instructions on how to use:

• If you don't have it yet, install the Greasemonkey/Tampermonkey/equivalent extension into your browser to be able to run user scripts. Disclaimer: I only test on Firefox.
• Navigate to the address above and click "Raw" on the right.
• An installation box like this should pop up at least on Greasemonkey. Review the code by clicking "Show Script Source" if you want to be sure of its authenticity and non-malicious nature, then click "Install".
• Whenever you visit a user's stats page, the bar graph will be replaced with a donut graph.

If you found this script useful, let me know