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Hi @KonradIT @ExtraLime . Just came across this project. Is there a possibility to fetch the followers names from the specific profile?

For the paler.post() call, any guidance on how to upload an image and attach to the post?

Hi @KonradIT did you change your API regarding followers? The data worked a week ago and now I am always getting 20 followers for every profile even when I exceed the limit. Any update on this, please? 😄

Hi @KonradIT !

First, thanks a million for developing this software. It is a unique tool for researchers, especially in times like these!

1. I wanted to ask you some clarifications, as I see that there is not (yet) any documentation for this project.

• What do the "Score", "State", and "Interactions" fields mean exactly? At first I thought "Score" was the number of followers of a user, but when I compared with profiles on Parler.com I see that it is a different number. Is "State" the US State (Minnesota, NY, Iowa etc..) of the post?

2. Do you think it would be possible to fetch the location in which each post was posted? Something similar to the "coordinate" or "place" attributes of tweets in tweepy? If Parler.com releases that information, it would be a great addition!

Thanks again and keep up the amazing work,

Leo

During the last weeks I get this error message from the API endpoint.
API is disabled. Please upgrade to latest version.
Is there a fix?

Hey nice library, I modified it a little and kept running into response 502 (bad gate way) and 429 (too many requests). I have written a static response handler that checks the response code, then sleeps for 5 seconds upon encountering one of the responses above. After the res is passed through the handler, it returns the res from where it was called, at which point the call is made again or the script continues. I would request to pull, however the response handler requires a rewrite of the other methods. Feel free to close this issue ASAP.

Hi,
I am new to using Parler. I have understood that I should get MST and JST tokens from the cookies on Chrome, but I simply see only one long string (see screenshot)

I do not understand if this is because the Parler settings/API has changed, but your code needs these values. In which way can I get them?

Hi there @KonradIT, I was testing out your unofficial API in an attempt to do some research with Parler. I was trying to run 02_multiple_hashtags.py, only to find that it took an incredible amount of time to run—eventually I had to just stop it altogether. I figured this isn't that absurd since I was trying to retrieve data for a large number of hashtags. So, with that thought, I just tried out one. I'm not sure how long this will take, but I do have an outstanding question about how all of this is working:

Where are these JSON files being written to in the first place? I have no way of looking at what's currently being collected because I don't have an understanding of that. Any help or clarification is appreciated. Thanks!

I'm getting an Exception: {'status': 401} error when running, for example, python3 01_stop_the_steal.py. I'm fairly sure this is simply down to me not having set the environment variable tokens (JST and MST). However, my main question is where Parler provides these tokens, as searching for their API there doesn't appear to be much documentation (possibly worth an addition to the README)?

Cheers.

Hi @KonradIT,

First off, thanks for your help before with the prior issue I opened. Second, thank you for developing this unofficial API in the first place—it has been of great use to me!

Now, to get to my point, I am still utilizing your experiment 02_multiple_hashtags.py. I have run into a couple of issues along the way and was wondering if you had any advice/clarification that you could provide:

1. When the posts and links are being written to JSON files, there is always a closing square (i.e., "]") bracket being written in each of the files at arbitrary places. This, in turn, produces a JSON decoding error that claims it is expecting it to be the end of the file (even though it clearly isn't yet). For now, I have been going into the files myself and removing these so that it decodes to proper JSON.

2. When I am manually choosing to stop the data collection myself before it has retrieved all possible posts, there are often instances for which it will write more objects to the Links file than it did to the corresponding Posts file. This results in having an uneven ratio of links to posts. Is there a way I can ensure that it stops writing at the same number for each?

This might just be something I have to fix myself if I am going to stop the script at random times. Not sure though.

Thanks!