What would be a nice addition is maybe for the script to attempt to save local copies of all images used in the blog as well. So basically saving a backup of all markdown and images from a given Steem blog.
I've lost count of the number of image links I have used and last thing I would want to happen is the respective hosts serving up those images shutting down and then my blog being a graveyard of 'X' icons.
And, even if that does happen, with locally saved copies, we would be able to edit a good link back in no problem. :)
Due to default max_feed_size setting, get_blog only can return MAX 500 items for an author, So if an author has more than 500 articles, then the early article will can not be obtained by this method.
Cool idea! You could use block_history(reblogs=False) to get whatever the account history api provides without having to care about the limit parameter or resteems.
@holger80 I get the following when I try to run (I did pip3 -U beem):
randy@apollo:~/beemcode$ python3 save_post_as_md.py mytechtrail .
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "save_post_as_md.py", line 17, in
comment = Comment(authorperm, steem_instance=stm)
File "/home/randy/.local/lib/python3.6/site-packages/beem/comment.py", line 58, in init
[author, permlink] = resolve_authorperm(authorperm)
File "/home/randy/.local/lib/python3.6/site-packages/beem/utils.py", line 159, in resolve_authorperm
raise ValueError("Invalid identifier")
ValueError: Invalid identifier
Any ideas?
Is this the correct place to ask for help?
I will try to do as you suggest in your post for my blog, as I wanted to have a digest of my blog stored.
I just don’t have a clue how this markdown thing works. I can’t code, let alone, read code.
Wish me luck!
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I like this idea, @holger80!
What would be a nice addition is maybe for the script to attempt to save local copies of all images used in the blog as well. So basically saving a backup of all markdown and images from a given Steem blog.
I've lost count of the number of image links I have used and last thing I would want to happen is the respective hosts serving up those images shutting down and then my blog being a graveyard of 'X' icons.
And, even if that does happen, with locally saved copies, we would be able to edit a good link back in no problem. :)
What do you think?
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Good idea, I will work on this.
FYI:
Due to default
max_feed_sizesetting,get_blogonly can return MAX 500 items for an author, So if an author has more than 500 articles, then the early article will can not be obtained by this method.The history call would allow returning all posts from an account, but would take some more time to be finished.
Cool, I got all my posts saved in 3s.
But I guess real bloggers would love to save their complete history (idea for v2.0 ;-) )
I will work on a account history version.
Cool idea! You could use
block_history(reblogs=False)to get whatever the account history api provides without having to care about the limit parameter or resteems.Thanks, I will try this.
@holger80 I get the following when I try to run (I did pip3 -U beem):
randy@apollo:~/beemcode$ python3 save_post_as_md.py mytechtrail .
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "save_post_as_md.py", line 17, in
comment = Comment(authorperm, steem_instance=stm)
File "/home/randy/.local/lib/python3.6/site-packages/beem/comment.py", line 58, in init
[author, permlink] = resolve_authorperm(authorperm)
File "/home/randy/.local/lib/python3.6/site-packages/beem/utils.py", line 159, in resolve_authorperm
raise ValueError("Invalid identifier")
ValueError: Invalid identifier
Any ideas?
Is this the correct place to ask for help?
You mixed up both scripts.
The script save_post_as_md.py is for saving one post. You have to copy the first one in my post.
Oops, thanks for the quick response and catching my error.
Do you have a github repo for all these awesome python programs you are writing?
I will try to do as you suggest in your post for my blog, as I wanted to have a digest of my blog stored.
I just don’t have a clue how this markdown thing works. I can’t code, let alone, read code.
Wish me luck!
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I have one 0.18$ upvote for comment writer :)
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lovely, another great use case for your libs :)
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