fields":[null],"explanation":null,"message":"Unprocessable Entity","reason":"CONVERSATION_NOT_ARCHIVABLE"
```const sendModMail = async (threadID, message) => {
const thread = r.getNewModmailConversation(threadID)
await thread.reply(message);
await archiveThread(threadID)
}```
If that is what you meant
(Or I can't find how to at least :D )
Hm. Seems like reply isn't in the docs, though I did implement it in the code. Anyhow, for private modmail notes there's a second argument you can pass https://github.com/not-an-aardvark/snoowrap/blob/master/src/objects/ModmailConversation.js#L99-L106
This is great thank you!
This whole library was really easy to use. Thanks for making it.
I particularly enjoy that the request handler retries on 503s. I didn't expect reddit to 503 so much
@thvozdovic When you invite the bot you can specify what permissions it needs https://www.reddit.com/r/creesch/wiki/mod101#wiki_permissions
r.getSubreddit() only returns the display name
Got it, I had to fetch it first.
@thvozdovic Seems like we do not support it, you could create a PR to implement it. Would need to include tests as well
https://www.reddit.com/dev/api#POST_api_flairselector
https://www.reddit.com/dev/api#POST_api_flairselector
And we currently don't support the new flair templates v2 that was introduced a year ago either
Hi guys. I think /api/report has changed since it's been implemented and doesn't exactly behave the same? With I believe all reports coming out saying "Other" instead of including whatever reason was included or the custom report reason that was grabbed from the rules list. I think the changes to the reddit API should allow for this? Thanks! :)
export default class Listing<T> extends Array<T> {
constructor(options: any, _r: Snoowrap);
isFinished: boolean;
is_finished: boolean;
fetchMore(options: FetchMoreOptions): Listing<T>;
fetchAll(options?: FetchMoreOptions): Listing<T>;
/* @deprecated */ fetchUntil(options?: FetchMoreOptions): Listing<T>;
toJSON(): T[];
}
export interface ListingOptions {
limit?: number;
after?: string;
before?: string;
show?: string;
count?: number;
}
export interface SortedListingOptions extends ListingOptions {
time?: 'all' | 'hour' | 'day' | 'week' | 'month' | 'year';
}
interface FetchMoreOptions {
amount: number;
skipReplies?: boolean;
skip_replies?: boolean;
append?: boolean;
}is there a difference between skipReplies camelCase and skip_replies snake_case?
Also, for each fetch I want to perform, would I have to extend the initial getNew object each time? so allowing the user to fetch 10 more posts a total of 5 times would be five extensions?
like this? I am passing it through getStaticProps in next so it has to be jsonified/noUndefined
const snooSubs = await r
.getNew(display_name ?? 'snowboarding', {
limit: 100,
count: 10,
show: 'all',
after: ''
})
.then(fetch => {
fetch
.fetchMore({
amount: 10,
append: true,
skipReplies: true,
skip_replies: true
})
.fetchMore({
skipReplies: true,
append: true,
skip_replies: true,
amount: 10
})
.fetchMore({
skipReplies: true,
skip_replies: true,
append: true,
amount: 10
});
return fetch;
});
const ListingWithFetchSerialized = new Serializer<ListingWithFetch>().serialize(
JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(snooSubs))
);
So far I have tried \n which doesn't work (expected because it wants markdown) I have also tried making a block and adding that but after the second new line it renders it as a code block because of backticks for string interpolation
curious how others handle this
a message
Or the specific subreddits you're looking for. Such as r/aww+cats/new. Then for each post just check if they have the words you're looking for
@htcsaj123_gitlab you have a fetchMore functionality in snoowrap to get more posts. Once that errors out that's as far as you can go. You could utilize https://pushshift.io/ though as that makes it easier with searching for things
But historical fetching is very difficult in Reddit. Their search can't solve the issue and the /new, /hot etc. listing only goes so far (1000 posts at maximum)