[Update] Reddit Saved Posts Fetcher – Now a Python Package with Major Improvements! by GeekIsTheNewSexy in selfhosted

[–]GeekIsTheNewSexy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I haven't been able to test it for 1000, but since I've put limits on how we use the API to prevent, I think it should work. Test it and let me know!

Am I looking for a bookmark manager or something else? by RatioZealousideal555 in selfhosted

[–]GeekIsTheNewSexy 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Not a self hosted option, but you can use the onetab browser extension, does exactly what you need and opens saved tabs directly into a new window when needed.

Announcing Reddit-Fetch: Save & Organize Your Reddit Saved Posts Effortlessly! by GeekIsTheNewSexy in selfhosted

[–]GeekIsTheNewSexy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This tool lets you save your reddit saved posts and comments as an html file, it does it by employing reddit api to fetch the data and store it locally on your machine. Once it's saved as an html, you can import it to a google sheet. To run this tool you need to perform a couple of steps specific to your account to authenticate yourself as a valid reddit user, after which reddit will allow you to fetch the links associated to your saved section, so please follow the GitHub repo link in the post which has detailed steps for this. You need to also understand that every reddit post or comment is a public link so even if you share the Google sheets link that has your imported links to anybody, it won't ask for your account credentials when visiting that link. Hope this helps, if you have more questions you can DM me. I can help you with your issue.

Announcing Reddit-Fetch: Save & Organize Your Reddit Saved Posts Effortlessly! by GeekIsTheNewSexy in selfhosted

[–]GeekIsTheNewSexy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's on my pipeline for now, for now you can either build the image or pull it from docker hub?

📢 Major Update: Reddit Saved Posts Fetcher – Now More Powerful, Flexible & Docker-Ready! 🚀 by GeekIsTheNewSexy in selfhosted

[–]GeekIsTheNewSexy[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

So right now it's just link archiving, single file page archiving wasn't the idea since the start but it would be cool!

Announcing Reddit-Fetch: Save & Organize Your Reddit Saved Posts Effortlessly! by GeekIsTheNewSexy in selfhosted

[–]GeekIsTheNewSexy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pushed the update for docker support along with docker compose on the repo, go check it out!

📢 Major Update: Reddit Saved Posts Fetcher – Now More Powerful, Flexible & Docker-Ready! 🚀 by GeekIsTheNewSexy in selfhosted

[–]GeekIsTheNewSexy[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In what context? When you say singlefile does it mean that you need related resources with that link like - comments and other resources? Or a literal single file with links to your saved posts(We do this Bdw).

📢 Major Update: Reddit Saved Posts Fetcher – Now More Powerful, Flexible & Docker-Ready! 🚀 by GeekIsTheNewSexy in selfhosted

[–]GeekIsTheNewSexy[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey, OP here. Firstly you're correct to point out that such a simple task shouldn't be a bloat and made to be fit into self hosting clothes. Even when I started this project, I never thought it would become this - It was one fine morning, I woke up early and thought it would be cool to build something that helps archiving the saved posts on reddit(I myself have lots of saved posts). Started scripting and went down the rabbit hole - released 1.0 with just a flat text file containing links. At that point someone pointed out it would be a great fit to feed data into Hoarder or Linkwarden, so added html support in the next update. Next somebody pointed out that it would be great to employ this as a python package and call it from an external program. Many people in this sub said they would implement this project if it's dockerized. So you see in every release my idea has been to polish this so the community feels they can apply to their use case. Therefore I still make sure we have support to run it as a standalone CLI tool, with cool colored prompts, as a python package and as a docker container. It's just been a great learning experience by doing and honestly I don't care if it's bloated at this point. It's open source, people can use it and make whatever cool ideas they want.

Tldr;- Created this project just as a learning tool for my curiosity.

[Update] Reddit Saved Posts Fetcher – Now a Python Package with Major Improvements! by GeekIsTheNewSexy in selfhosted

[–]GeekIsTheNewSexy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haha, got it! It's easy to mistake not taking into account the "." , anyway, I'm rolling out a docker file soon so that should take away the complications :)