Imagus sieve file for ponybooru

If you’re like me and use the extension imagus to view images without needing to open them, you probably noticed it doesn’t work on ponybooru the same way it works on derpi. That’s simply because the extension doesn’t know how to handle the website, and needs a user-defined rule. Well, I spent a grand total of 8 minutes figuring out how to do it, and here’s the result. From my testing, it works, but it might have some flaws idk.
 
{"ponybooru":{"link":"^(?:ponybooru\\.org)\\/(?:images\\/)?(\\d__)(?:\\?)?.*","url":"https://ponybooru.org/api/v1/json/images/$1","res":":\n$ = JSON.parse($._).image\nvar r = $.representations\nreturn [[\n $.format=='gif'||$.width<1200 && $.height<1200 ? r.full : ['#' __ r.full, r.large],\n ['['__$.created_at__']', $.name, $.description, $.tags, $.source_url].filter(Boolean).join(' | ')\n]]","img":"^cdn\\.ponybooru\\.org\\/img\\/(?:view\\/)?20\\d\\d\\/1?\\d\\/[123]?\\d\\/(\\d+)\\..*"}}
 
(copy-paste that into the “from text” field in imagus sieve import)
 
PS: In case you’re wondering “wtf is an imagus”—it’s a browser extension that lets you zoom onto images you see on the internet without much effort. It usually saves you a few clicks.

do you know why this might not work on firefox?

@Anonymous #D6CA  
Well, considering I use Firefox myself, no clue

I never knew this existed and I immediately cannot live without it.

@ArchiveAnon  
I know right? That was my reaction too when I learned of this extension  
Though the regular expression shits itself when there’s a colon in the search bar, so I’ll have to check out what’s up with that