Anonymous ID: fe1447 March 20, 2018, 10:32 a.m. No.733173   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3193 >>3264 >>3284

I posted this over in the CodeFags thread but figured I'd drop it here too…

QResearch API for posts & bread

>>733102

OK brother codefags. I've stood up a simple API. It serves json and XML for your consumption pleasure.

It's currently set up to: (Updates every hour)

1) Scrape the chan automagically and keep an archive of QResearch breads and GreatAwakening.

2) Filter each bread to search for Q posts and include anything in GreatAwakening into a single QPosts list

3) Serve up access to posts/bread by list, by id, and by date.

 

I'm going to incorporate the TwitterSmash delta output next. I figure I can do a simple search across all Q posts easily. Searching across the breads is harder.

 

You can check it out here: http:// qanon.news/

McAffee says secure https:// www.mcafeesecure.com/verify?host=qanon.news

 

xml or json

http:// qanon.news/api/posts/777/?xml=true

 

There's a sample single page app that shows how to use it. http:// qanon.news/posts.html

 

I still gotta set up my email account so if you spam me now, it's likely to get bounced. I'll check back in later.

My reason for doing this is twofold, I figured we could use it, and I'm looking at the job market in my area and thinking about changing it up. This is partially a learning project to open opportunities by using different tech. I'm claiming ignorance. My plan is to try out an elasticsearch node once I get this working as designed.

 

Let me know if you can think of a query/filter that you think would be useful. It's not proven to be too difficult to work new things in other than the ugly local path issue I came across working on it this morning.

 

Try it out anons.

Anonymous ID: fe1447 March 20, 2018, 10:49 a.m. No.733322   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3353

>>733284

Heh thx. I've had most of it working for a month or so. This is what really made me make a local archiver. http:// qanon.news/api/posts/777/?xml=true

"THEY are watching. ARCHIVE EVERYTHING " Putting it online just really came to me recently.