The 'extractor.reddit.morecomments' option enables the use of
the '/api/morechildren' API endpoint (1) to load even more
comments than the usual submission-request provides.
Possible values are the booleans 'true' and 'false' (default).
Note: this feature comes at the cost of 1 extra API call towards
the rate limit for every 100 extra comments.
(1) https://www.reddit.com/dev/api/#GET_api_morechildren
The output can be configured via the 'output.progress'
config value.
Possible values:
- true: Show the default progress indicator
"[{current}/{total}] {url}" (default)
- false: Never show the progress indicator
- <string>: Show the progress indicator using this
as a custom format string(1).
Possible replacement keys are:
- current: current URL index
- total : total number of URLs
- url : current URL
(1) https://docs.python.org/3/library/string.html#formatstrings
- also made the limit for retrieved comments customizable via
the 'extractor.reddit.comments' config value
- default is 500; 0 ignores comments completely
- same functionality, better(?) code quality, easier to extend
- added test for the user-tag functionality
- removed the 'artist-id', 'artist-name' and 'artist-nick'
keywords, which can be replaced with 'user[id]', 'user[name]'
and 'user[account]' respectively
- Added the 'extractor.reddit.date-min' and '….date-max'
config options. These values should be UTC timestamps.
- All submissions not posted in date-min <= T <= date-max
will be ignored.
- Fixed the limit parameter for submission comments by setting
it to its apparent max value (500).
Possible values:
- one of "mp4" (default), "webm", "gif", "webp", "mjpg"
If the selected format is not available, "mp4", "webm" and "gif"
(in that order) will be tried instead, until an available format
is found.
reddit extractors now recursively visit other submissions/posts
linked to in the initial set of submissions.
This behaviour can be configured via the 'extractor.reddit.recursion'
key in the configuration file or by `-o recursion=<value>`.
Example:
{"extractor": {
"reddit": {
"recursion": <value>
}}}
Possible values:
* -1 - infinite recursion (don't do this)
* 0 - recursion is disabled (default)
* 1 and higher - maximum recursion level
Mike Fährmann