Spritz Macro

Questions & Suggestions
1

Hi Everyone,

I’m not sure if it is possible but I presently use Spritzlet, a bookmark that basically takes the highlighted text from the web page that is being viewed and runs it through a javascript that invokes the spritz floating window for speed reading. I was wondering if this would be something that could be invoked in other applications such as mail using a keyboard command/shortcut.
Thanks in advance for your help.

The following is the javascript command that is invoked, for reference if necessary:

javascript:(function(){function loadScript()%7Bif(console %26%26 typeof(console.log)===%27function%27)%7Bconsole.log(%27SpritzletInit v1.1.8 - Loading https://sdk.spritzinc.com/bookmarklet/latest/js/SpritzletOuter.js%27);
}var script=document.createElement(%27script%27);
script.setAttribute(%27type%27,%27text/javascript%27);
script.setAttribute(%27charset%27,%27UTF-8%27);
script.setAttribute(%27async%27,%27true%27);
script.setAttribute(%27src%27,%27https://sdk.spritzinc.com/bookmarklet/latest/js/SpritzletOuter.js%3F%27+(new Date().getTime()).toString().substring(0,7));
document.documentElement.appendChild(script);
setTimeout(function()%7Bif(Spritzlet.timedOut===true)%7Balert(%22Sorry, it looks like this site doesn%27t allow bookmarklets to be run or Spritz servers aren%27t responding.%22);
}},3000);
script.onload=function()%7BSpritzlet.timedOut=false;
var rs=script.readyState;
if(!rs || rs===%27loaded%27 || rs===%27complete%27)%7Bscript.onload=script.onreadystatechange=null;
Spritzlet.init();
}};
}if(window.Spritzlet)%7BSpritzlet.activate();
}else%7Bwindow.Spritzlet=window.Spritzlet ||%7B};
window.Spritzlet=%7Borigin:window.location.protocol+%27//%27+window.location.host,loaderVersion:1.1,timedOut:true};
loadScript();
}})();
2

To make your scripts more readable in a forum post, you can put the script in a code block like this:

 ```javascript
 // put your script here


Also, add a return/linefeed after every semicolon.
I have revised your post using this.
3

Thank you for letting me know and revising the post.
I will keep in mind for future posts.

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4

What you have is some JavaScript code encoded in a javascript URL. It’ll take more than the editing that @JMichaelTX has done to turn the javascript URL into proper code. There is probably a site on the web to do it.

Yes, this does it: http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/dencoder/

Which, after removing the javascript: from the front produces:

(function(){function loadScript(){if(console && typeof(console.log)==='function'){console.log('SpritzletInit v1.1.8 - Loading https://sdk.spritzinc.com/bookmarklet/latest/js/SpritzletOuter.js');}var script=document.createElement('script');script.setAttribute('type','text/javascript');script.setAttribute('charset','UTF-8');script.setAttribute('async','true');script.setAttribute('src','https://sdk.spritzinc.com/bookmarklet/latest/js/SpritzletOuter.js?' (new Date().getTime()).toString().substring(0,7));document.documentElement.appendChild(script);setTimeout(function(){if(Spritzlet.timedOut===true){alert("Sorry, it looks like this site doesn't allow bookmarklets to be run or Spritz servers aren't responding.");}},3000);script.onload=function(){Spritzlet.timedOut=false;var rs=script.readyState;if(!rs || rs==='loaded' || rs==='complete'){script.onload=script.onreadystatechange=null;Spritzlet.init();}};}if(window.Spritzlet){Spritzlet.activate();}else{window.Spritzlet=window.Spritzlet ||{};window.Spritzlet={origin:window.location.protocol '//' window.location.host,loaderVersion:1.1,timedOut:true};loadScript();}})();

Which is still unreadable gibberish, but which quite probably would work within an Execute JavaScript in Safari/Chrome action as is.

You can use: http://jsbeautifier.org

to format the result to get the actual code:

(function() {
    function loadScript() {
        if (console && typeof(console.log) === 'function') {
            console.log('SpritzletInit v1.1.8 - Loading https://sdk.spritzinc.com/bookmarklet/latest/js/SpritzletOuter.js');
        }
        var script = document.createElement('script');
        script.setAttribute('type', 'text/javascript');
        script.setAttribute('charset', 'UTF-8');
        script.setAttribute('async', 'true');
        script.setAttribute('src', 'https://sdk.spritzinc.com/bookmarklet/latest/js/SpritzletOuter.js?' (new Date().getTime()).toString().substring(0, 7));
        document.documentElement.appendChild(script);
        setTimeout(function() {
            if (Spritzlet.timedOut === true) {
                alert("Sorry, it looks like this site doesn't allow bookmarklets to be run or Spritz servers aren't responding.");
            }
        }, 3000);
        script.onload = function() {
            Spritzlet.timedOut = false;
            var rs = script.readyState;
            if (!rs || rs === 'loaded' || rs === 'complete') {
                script.onload = script.onreadystatechange = null;
                Spritzlet.init();
            }
        };
    }
    if (window.Spritzlet) {
        Spritzlet.activate();
    } else {
        window.Spritzlet = window.Spritzlet || {};
        window.Spritzlet = {
            origin: window.location.protocol '//'
            window.location.host,
            loaderVersion: 1.1,
            timedOut: true
        };
        loadScript();
    }
})();

It’ll take more of a JavaScript expert to check whether it works or what modifications are needed to work with an Execute JavaScript in browser action.

5

Hi Peter,

Thanks for looking into it and also providing insight into the tools you have used. The code provided is definitely much easier to tinker with.