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Thank you for this excellent tool, but no matter how carefully I use it I have been getting security warnings and account suspensions from Facebook. My use case doesn't require huge amounts of work, so one possibility I thought of is using an unautomated browser to get the post I'd like to archive, then copy the HTML from the browser source and inspection tools.
Can anyone suggest how to modify def get(self, url, **kwargs): in facebook_scraper.py to work with HTML input as a string, and skip any automated requests? So far I've commented out most of the function, and set response to a string taken from Windows clipboard.
However, that string does not have a response.html.html property which is needed in other functions. I'll be working on it, but if someone knows an answer off the top of their head I'd appreciate it.
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Hi everyone,
Thank you for this excellent tool, but no matter how carefully I use it I have been getting security warnings and account suspensions from Facebook. My use case doesn't require huge amounts of work, so one possibility I thought of is using an unautomated browser to get the post I'd like to archive, then copy the HTML from the browser source and inspection tools.
Can anyone suggest how to modify def get(self, url, **kwargs): in facebook_scraper.py to work with HTML input as a string, and skip any automated requests? So far I've commented out most of the function, and set
response
to a string taken from Windows clipboard.However, that string does not have a response.html.html property which is needed in other functions. I'll be working on it, but if someone knows an answer off the top of their head I'd appreciate it.
Thanks!
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