Jow Forums's read-only JSON API

Does anyone use this to scrape and save/monitor Jow Forums?

github.com/Jow Forums/4chan-API

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a.4cdn.org/g/thread/66562422.json
twitter.com/NSFWRedditGif

Only a monumental nerd would build a custom interface to Jow Forums.

floenfag btfo

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A local dataset would make it easier to look for patterns and take action in an automated way.

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Just write your own webscraper

curl a.4cdn.org/g/thread/66562422.json

Yes
gopher://khzae.net/1/phourchan/g

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Interesting. Thanks!
. torsocks on
gopher gopher://khzae.net/1/phourchan/g

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Are either of these especially useful for maintaining a local database?

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Yes.

Yeah, what kind of question is that?
The native extension even uses the API so, pretty much everyone uses it.
I look over the entire site for interesting things using the API. Some of it is pretty great.

>what kind of question is that?
what kind of question is that?

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too fucking bad that it still pulls entire thread with every auto refresh.
but i don't expect it to be fixed before 2020

hmmm first post is demotivational literally less then 10 seconds after OP's post really makes someone think

If you want to only pull new posts in your queries just use if-modified-since. I don't know if the native extension makes use of if-modified-since though.

Is there some sort of documentation for posting to Jow Forums? I want to make a emacs mode for it, and I should be able to use webkit to render any necessary recaptchca.

You don't need to render anything, just use the noscript captcha.
Turn it on and make a post in your browser with the network monitor on, you should be able to figure out the rest from there.

I see

I used it while learning python, but haven't used it recently. It's pretty good desu

>Does anyone use this to scrape and save/monitor /d/?
correct version