Ninjastic.space - BitcoinTalk Post/Address archive + API

[TryNinja]

I don't which posts are topics before February 2023 (when I started tracking new topics).

But you have the data, right? Take topic 2423 for example: the first post is 32717. Can't you somehow pull this from your database? I can get you a list if you want.

I have the posts, but I can't 100% say that post 32717 is the OP of topic 2423. Of course, I could do like you said and assume the first post is the OP, but searching that on-the-fly is a bit tricky. Maybe I can pre-index that info for every topic and tag it as "possible the OP, but not sure"... I'll see.

[dkbit98]

As the title of replies start with Re:, you should be able to exclude them with adding -"Re:" to "Post title" field.
dkbit98 should be able to see the topics that have been made by him and include the word "moderator" in the title using this link.

Thank you buddy, you actually found a workaround even Ninja could not! 
Your suggestion actually worked out great for what I was looking for, and I even tested it with few other phrases for double confirmation.

If you only want to search the titles, you can use CTRL-F on the forum page Search topics.

This could also work, but for some reason this page is showing weird colors on my dark theme in browser, so it's almost unreadable.
It's strange because all other pages on bitcointalk forum are dark except this one. 
 

I have the posts, but I can't 100% say that post 32717 is the OP of topic 2423. Of course, I could do like you said and assume the first post is the OP, but searching that on-the-fly is a bit tricky. Maybe I can pre-index that info for every topic and tag it as "possible the OP, but not sure"... I'll see.

No pressure if you are busy TryNinja.

[LoyceV]

I can't 100% say that post 32717 is the OP of topic 2423. Of course, I could do like you said and assume the first post is the OP, but searching that on-the-fly is a bit tricky. Maybe I can pre-index that info for every topic and tag it as "possible the OP, but not sure"... I'll see.

If I'd have to guess, I'd say it's at least 99.9% accurate. It could indeed be the real OP is missing from your database, or a rare topic split/merge happened.

[joker_josue]

Suggestion:
On the user page, in the Boards Activity section, it is currently possible to choose to see the numbers for All time, 30 days and 7 days. My suggestion would be to add one more to these three filters. Put the option to be able to choose a period of time.

For example, imagine that I would like to see statistics on my activity between 03/20 and 03/23. I would use that option, to pick those dates and see things in the current Boards Activity style.

[joker_josue]

One more suggestion:
On the search page for a user's posts, it will be possible to filter or have a small statistical table of how many posts were edited; how many posts have less x number of characters; how many posts have merits; and other similar information.

[fillippone]

Nice suggestions.
Looks like someone is trying to find a way to monitor his own campaign-eligible posts.

That would be a nice addendum.

I.e. a summary page of total number of posts since last Xxxday, over Yyy characters and excluding those boards (or threads eheh).
As this might be quite a convolute search, it would be possible to save those settings somehow? Maybe with a code or something?

[joker_josue]

"Just" one more suggestion: 
On the page where the posts are listed, have a button that when clicked copies the "quote" of the post. In this way, when browsing the posts, it would not be necessary to click on the link of the post and then create a quote, just clicking on this button and having the BBCode code of the quote in the computer's transfer area.

[Rikafip]

Hey @TryNinja!

Ever since Nigerians got their local board, I have issues counting their total amount of posts written in the last year for my monthly overview as ninjastic.space doesn't count the posts written in their original thread that the used before they got their own local board. That thread is now incorporated in their local board, but when I want to see for example amount of posts written in their local board between April 1st 2022 and March 31st 2023, it doesn't count the posts written before that thread was merged into local board. It shows only 2894 posts while the real number is much higher than that.

Is it possible to somehow sort it show the correct number of posts?

[TryNinja]

On the page where the posts are listed, have a button that when clicked copies the "quote" of the post. In this way, when browsing the posts, it would not be necessary to click on the link of the post and then create a quote, just clicking on this button and having the BBCode code of the quote in the computer's transfer area.

Unfortunately this requires your account's session code.

Is it possible to somehow sort it show the correct number of posts?

Check now. All posts on topic 5121680 (old Nigerian "mega thread") should have a board_id of 275 (Nigerian board), previously 11 ("Other languages/locations").

[Rikafip]

Check now. All posts on topic 5121680 (old Nigerian "mega thread") should have a board_id of 275 (Nigerian board), previously 11 ("Other languages/locations").

All good now, thanks man! This will speed up the proces as up until now I had to manually calculate their 12 months post number by adding posts written in their local board and those written in their megathread up until merge.

[joker_josue]

On the page where the posts are listed, have a button that when clicked copies the "quote" of the post. In this way, when browsing the posts, it would not be necessary to click on the link of the post and then create a quote, just clicking on this button and having the BBCode code of the quote in the computer's transfer area.

Unfortunately this requires your account's session code.

No need! Maybe I didn't explain my idea well.

The idea was to put the BBCode of the quote in the transfer area, or open a small pop-up with this code.
Simply this:

Code:

[quote author=TryNinja link=topic=5273824.msg62059622#msg62059622 date=1681008115]
[quote author=joker_josue link=topic=5273824.msg62046179#msg62046179 date=1680800212]
On the page where the posts are listed, have a button that when clicked copies the "quote" of the post. In this way, when browsing the posts, it would not be necessary to click on the link of the post and then create a quote, just clicking on this button and having the BBCode code of the quote in the computer's transfer area.
[/quote]
Unfortunately this requires your account's session code.

[quote author=Rikafip link=topic=5273824.msg62055726#msg62055726 date=1680946985]
Is it possible to somehow sort it show the correct number of posts?
[/quote]
Check now. All posts on topic 5121680 (old Nigerian "mega thread") should have a board_id of 275 (Nigerian board), previously 11 ("Other languages/locations").
[/quote]

Then use paste this in your post.

This would be useful, in case the person is creating a post in another area of the forum and wants to fetch several quotes from other posts, without having to open the pages of these posts to generate the quote.

[Stalker22]

This would be useful, in case the person is creating a post in another area of the forum and wants to fetch several quotes from other posts, without having to open the pages of these posts to generate the quote.

Yes, that would be useful, but it should be noted that this is an archive and not a live version of the forum. Topics may be moved, and posts may be deleted, so there is no way for ninjastic.space to determine whether a generated quote will be valid or not. They can very easily lead to dead links, so it is better to create quotes the old-fashioned way.

[LoyceV]

No need! Maybe I didn't explain my idea well.

The idea was to put the BBCode of the quote in the transfer area

You would indeed need the session code to link directly to the quote-page, but not to copy the quote to the clipboard. Maybe TryNinja can take inspiration from the BPIP Extension:

Allow quoting posts from locked threads into clipboard. (on)

Then use paste this in your post.

This would be useful, in case the person is creating a post in another area of the forum and wants to fetch several quotes from other posts, without having to open the pages of these posts to generate the quote.

There's a flaw though: if the post has been edited, you're quoting the unedited version and that might mean you're quoting something that no longer exists.
I mean: What Stalker22 said

[joker_josue]

Yes, that would be useful, but it should be noted that this is an archive and not a live version of the forum. Topics may be moved, and posts may be deleted, so there is no way for ninjastic.space to determine whether a generated quote will be valid or not. They can very easily lead to dead links, so it is better to create quotes the old-fashioned way.

There's a flaw though: if the post has been edited, you're quoting the unedited version and that might mean you're quoting something that no longer exists.
I mean: What Stalker22 said

I really hadn't thought about that.
Although the idea itself is interesting and could even be useful in some cases, it could also cause some confusion for these reasons.

In that sense, @TryNinja don't waste your time with this idea. Others may be more interesting. 

[joker_josue]

Sorry again , but I have one more suggestion...


Following a conversation in another thread, which follows the quote:

In fact this information is available here: https://bitcointalk.org/SSI.php?ssi_function=whosOnline

And I'm surprised that this page is not exploited by our crazy coders to make nice stats and graphs .

I think it looks good and it would be interesting if Ninjastic.space homepage could display this information from online users. Something simple, just that it allows a better reading of the information contained in that link.

[LoyceV]

I think it looks good and it would be interesting if Ninjastic.space homepage could display this information from online users. Something simple, just that it allows a better reading of the information contained in that link.

How? It's just text And it's incomplete: you can remove your online status from your profile.

I'm surprised by the number of Newbies online! What to think of ConstantWatcher? I'm also surprised to see LoyceBot2 in that list: I don't even remember what I used it for.

[joker_josue]

How? It's just text And it's incomplete: you can remove your online status from your profile.

Well, if the person doesn't let others know that he's online, he won't appear on that list.

Either way, I think it's fun data to observe, and I believe that for TryNinja it's nothing complicated to implement. 
I'm not even saying to do something statistical (which it could and would be funny), but just something informative and more visually pleasing.

[mole0815]

I'm also surprised to see LoyceBot2 in that list: I don't even remember what I used it for.

I do. Specifically, for this test.

SCNR

[LoyceV]

I do. Specifically, for this test.

Lol. That doesn't explain why it's online. But I found it again: I use LoyceBot2 for my weekly Trust and Merit updates.

[joker_josue]

I do. Specifically, for this test.

Lol. That doesn't explain why it's online. But I found it again: I use LoyceBot2 for my weekly Trust and Merit updates.

But now both are online!  

LoyceBot


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