No.44749[Reply]
(By AI translate)
I have a solution, and I will now demonstrate the new approach.
I have subscribed to a certain creator on Patreon, and I can use a browser plugin/software provided by Kemono (hereafter referred to as Kemono Downloader (KD)) for batch downloading updates from the creator. At this point, KD will choose whether to upload the resources and update the page data based on my privacy settings.
Implementation Idea (using Patreon as an example below):
Stateless Data:
The server will create a simplified post model (service, post_id, title, published) for different providers.
Whenever the KD sends an upload request, the server will visit the specified URL to gather this information and compare it with the database for data initialization/updates.
Stateful Data:
The stateful data will be collected by the KD (the uploader), and the scope of data collected in one go is determined by the uploader.
Stateful data for a single post includes: image resources, attachments, comments, etc.
There are further details about the implementation, issues, and points to note, which I won’t go into here.
If the admin sees this and has any ideas, feel free to DM me at pikzyb@hotmail.com. If I don’t respond, please check your spam folder.
Just my personal suggestion
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So you don't know english but plan to implement a totally brand new idea (manual uploads)?
Also this stateless/stateful distinction is pretty retarded. How are posts, literal entities in any database of worth btw (aka dynamic stateful values), "stateless" but comments are not?
No.46610
>>46463The fundamental difference between stateful and stateless is whether user data is needed.The kemono server can also add credibility to evaluate a post/resource uploaded by a user. If the user thinks there is an error in the resource, they can submit it, and the server will evaluate it and start a low-speed check thread. The process of users submitting to the server can be similar to version tools such as git.
No.46631
>>46610it's better to go with a scraper if you have to validate the posts with a subscription when it' being uploaded by users. it's just redundant.
the only positive is an on demand update(IF someone does import it on your request that too with questionable integrity) with innumerable problems you'll have to address to facilitate it.
No.46782
>>system based on updoots
Go back to reddit.
No.48122
>>46782Yes, you’re right—haha, too much socializing. But I’ll still try to code a demo.
As long as we ensure data isolation, each user-uploaded post will be labeled as 'potentially incomplete'.