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
@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! :)
