<?
    //Using the standard world/hub format. Just type in the key and the game name as shown below.
    $hub = @hub_get_contents('tiberath.storytelling');

    function hub_get_contents($hub_page) {
        //We use the file_get_contents() function to grab the text information off the BYOND Hub page.
        $hub_page = @file_get_contents('http://games.byond.com/hub/hub.cgi?qd=hub;hub=' . $hub_page . ';format=text');
        
        //We use an array to store the information we wish to return back to the $hub variable. You can remove anything you think you wont need. 
        //But if you look, you'll notice the words match exactly what is displayed on the text format of a hub page. It has to be that way.
        //Bare in mind,  I haven't included the 'subscription_price' option yet. That'll probably come in a later release.
        $game_info = array("title" => "", "icon" => "", "small_icon" => "", "short_desc" => "", "long_desc" => "", "author" => "", "registered" => "", "version" => "", "status" => "", "byond_rank" => "");
        
        //I used to use a while() loop here. But I later learned this makes the code more compact and probably works better.
        foreach($game_info as $key => $value) {
            $start = strpos($hub_page, $key);
            
            //Because BYOND's text format is a pain, it sometimes doesn't enclose it's values in quotation marks. When it doesn't,
            //it breaks my function. So we have to distinguish when it does and doesn't. Luckily, it only doesn't once.
            //We also have to make sure there is a start value. If the value we're looking for isn't present, there's no sense running
            //a function to find it's contents.
            if($start) {
                if($key == 'byond_rank') {
                    $start += 3; 
                    $end = strpos($hub_page, (chr(10)), $start);
                } else {
                    $start += 4;
                    $end = strpos($hub_page, ('"' . chr(10)), $start);
                }
                
                //To remove the key from the start, we add it's length to the start variable.
                $start += strlen($key);
                
                //I used to use Mobius' substring() function here. But I decided there wasn't going to be a need when there wouldn't be an end variable.
                //So I just did the logical thing. Take the start from the end. Beautiful no?
                $game_info[$key] = stripslashes(str_replace("\\n", "<br>", substr($hub_page, $start, $end - $start)));
            }
        }
        
        //Return the game_info array so you can use the hub variable as an array.
        return $game_info;
    }
?>

<?
    $hub = @hub_get_contents('tiberath.storytelling');

    function hub_get_contents($hub_page) {
        $hub_page = @file_get_contents('http://games.byond.com/hub/hub.cgi?qd=hub;hub=' . $hub_page . ';format=text');
        $game_info = array("title" => "", "icon" => "", "small_icon" => "", "short_desc" => "", "long_desc" => "", "author" => "", "registered" => "", "version" => "", "status" => "", "byond_rank" => "");
        foreach($game_info as $key => $value) {
            $start = strpos($hub_page, $key);
            if($start) {
                if($key == 'byond_rank') {
                    $start += 3; 
                    $end = strpos($hub_page, (chr(10)), $start);
                } else {
                    $start += 4;
                    $end = strpos($hub_page, ('"' . chr(10)), $start);
                }
                $start += strlen($key);
                $game_info[$key] = stripslashes(str_replace("\\n", "<br>", substr($hub_page, $start, $end - $start)));
            }
        }
        return $game_info;
    }
?>