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by vaviloff 4y ago
Nice read indeed, also see previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26405515
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by vaviloff 5y ago
Wow, so much praise for Kodi, and it's well-deserved. Been using LibreELEC (which is basically a Kodi OS) on just a RPi3 for a few years now, it's a good enough client for non-smart TV to simply browse stuff from NAS with Yatse on
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by vaviloff 6y ago
This looks really nice! Is it possible to export data in an API way, for example to have an endpoint providing data in json format?
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by vaviloff 9y ago
Also PhantomJS was a single statically linked binary with no dependencies that you could literally drop into a server and run scripts at once.
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by vaviloff 9y ago
It's evidently for local work, /etc/hosts file is included in the repo.
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by vaviloff 9y ago
This is great, starred! I like how you went beyond the usual "render page to png/pdf with CDP" stuff and made evaluate/exists/set screen size methods - one can see it's made for real use. This could become a co
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by vaviloff 9y ago
Very interesting comparison! Could you write a note on your experience somewhere?
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by vaviloff 11y ago
Yes. After Google Reader's demise decided to invest some time and find a good self-hosted solution. Very pleased with Tiny Tiny RSS since then: https://tt-rss.org It's free, has simple design, consumes few VPS resource
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by vaviloff 11y ago
> or run it through Node-Webkit/nw.io That's quite interesting! I thought node-webkit isn't suitable (yet) for such purpose. Could you go into more detail on how to do parsing/automation external sites with it?
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by vaviloff 12y ago
CasperJS is a higher-level wrapper for PhantomJS, so - yes, it could be done with PhantomJS solely... But you wouldn't want to, because CasperJS makes automation easier.