takes a list of url (e.g: http://en.wiki.org/w/russia, http://en.wiki.org/can) and apply monoid functions on the list in order to produce a new list with new addresses, or addresses modified.

The goal is to 'guess' the url of other resources based on some already existing resources. This is made clear by the following example:

urlfinder.py http://en.wiki.org/wiki/Montreal http://ru.db.org/res/Russia
-i wikivoyage languages

which should return:

http://en.wiki.org/wiki/Montreal http://en.voyage/wiki/Montreal  
http://ru.wiki.org/wiki/Russia http://ru.voyage/wiki/Russia

the arguments given to -i must be a list of existing monoid function which are simply composed. The application order is from right to left, meaning that for the example above, the result is given by (wikivoyage((languages(list))).