Hi all, not sure if I should open a new issue because not-an-aardvark/snoowrap#48 is still open, but I'm having an issue with react native
0.61.2. I'm able to import snoowrap and instance my client (with the modules suggested to install in the last comment), but as soon as I try and request any listings I get a Unhandled rejection Error: Exception in HostFunction: Malformed calls from JS: field sizes are different. I have more info I could put here or in an issue whatever appropriate thanks!!
also @bibyzan I'd comment on that issue with any additional data?
thanks @NGTmeaty I put the bulk of the info in this issue not-an-aardvark/snoowrap#243 I can chat here or wherever!
Hello! So I am keeping track of all the submissions for a user. I've already fetched all the submissions once, so I don't want to fetch them all again next time. If I cache the fullname of the newest listing that I've received, is there any way to fetch only listings that are newer than that listing?
@oullah Hi there, for
RedditUser.getSubmissions() you can provide listing options object as a parameter, that will be everything that's listed here https://www.reddit.com/dev/api#GET_user_{username}_submitted
So you can do
RedditUser.getSubmissions({sort: "new", after: fullname})
That worked, thanks @SpyTec !!!
I'm trying to make a web app for pulling a user's saved posts, and want to make it a frontend only thing. So I'm using snoowrap currently.
I've used getAuthUrl/validateCode to get the code, saved the code to localstorage so that the user won't have to log in multiple times, but the reddit API throws an error when I try to reuse the code, so I think this is the wrong way.
Is there a way for me to make this access permanent? And is authCode that I get a different thing entirely from access/refresh tokens?
Though this comment has
.new but not #markAsRead
@haykam821 if the mention is in a
Post or a Comment, that's what will be coming to your inbox. For marking as read see https://not-an-aardvark.github.io/snoowrap/snoowrap.html#markMessagesAsRead__anchor
Another minor question: what reddit endpoint is for getting the reddit_session cookie/How can I authenticate for the reddit webpage?
Hellooo!! I am making a bot that scrapes modmails (which are discord invite applications) and posts them in a discord server. Then when a discord user reacts to approve/reject it generates a one time use link and sends to the user. All of that works fine however I am trying to archive the message afterwards and it throws a CANNOT BE ARCHIVED error.
try {
await r.getNewModmailConversation('fsox5').archive()
} catch (error) {
console.log(error)
}
Anyone know why a thread might be un-archivable?
(I searched up for 'archive' and didn't see anything)
Actually I think I know why. I parse it as JSON thus removing the methods. I will report back if that was the case once I know.
Oh wait no that isn't right because I re-fetch the thread so this should be working. Hmmm
It seems to be hitting
path: '/api/mod/conversations/fsox5/archive?raw_json=1', which is correct. I'll see whats up with reddit's API
```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