Feature #254
Updated by Woozle Hypertwin over 2 years ago
As far as I can tell, Nextdoor has no public API for reading posts, and you can't access them via web without an account -- which can be nontrivial to obtain.
More critically, posts have been unaccountably disappearing from the local Politics group I'm in; nobody is taking credit, but we suspect the active admin (who identifies as "conservative" is a conservoid and does not appear to understand critical thinking) we suspect her of removing them.
I'd like to be able to quickly archive discussions from this group, using a bookmarklet or whatever seems both reasonably easy to use and reasonably easy to write.
The usage would be:
1. Navigate to a post
2. Click bookmarklet
3. Save post, comments, authors, and any other information that seems to be available in a single file (JSON is fine).
Timestamps are especially difficult to derive from the web UI -- so it would be a nice bonus if those turned up in the DOM, but I'm not expecting it.
More critically, posts have been unaccountably disappearing from the local Politics group I'm in; nobody is taking credit, but we suspect the active admin (who identifies as "conservative" is a conservoid and does not appear to understand critical thinking) we suspect her of removing them.
I'd like to be able to quickly archive discussions from this group, using a bookmarklet or whatever seems both reasonably easy to use and reasonably easy to write.
The usage would be:
1. Navigate to a post
2. Click bookmarklet
3. Save post, comments, authors, and any other information that seems to be available in a single file (JSON is fine).
Timestamps are especially difficult to derive from the web UI -- so it would be a nice bonus if those turned up in the DOM, but I'm not expecting it.