Setup

1. Make the script executable: chmod +x post.sh
2. The already created configuration file, post.curlrc, is in the same folder as post.sh:

score=0&time=00000&name=test&activityId=0&templateId=0

• This file stores all the POST data for curl.
• Since the file is named post.curlrc (not .curlrc), you must tell curl to use it with --config ./post.curlrc.

How to Use the Script

1. Open the WordWall resource in your browser. Example URL: https://wordwall.net/resource/104101895/test
2. Find the activityId in the URL. In the example above, it is 104101895.
3. Find the templateId:
   1. Open your browser's Developer Tools (F12 or right-click -> Inspect).
   2. Go to the Network tab.
   3. Reload the page to capture all requests.
   4. In the filter box, type templateId.
   5. Look for a GET request URL containing templateId= Example: https://wordwall.net/leaderboardajax/getoption?activityId=104101895&templateId=2&authorUserId=32017905
   6. Copy the number after templateId=. In the example, it is 2.

Update the POST Request

Edit post.curlrc to include the correct values:

score=0&time=0&name=test&activityId=104101895&templateId=2

Sending the Request

Run the script:

• Shell Example: ./post.sh score=100 time=00000 name=test activityId=104101895 templateId=2
• Powershell Example: ./post.ps1 score=100 time=00000 name=test activityId=104101895 templateId=2