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scrape my library #27
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It is definitely possible. Also it is something that other people might
want, also.
There is a URL: "https://www.blinkist.com/api/books/library" that returns a
list of all the books in your library. And blinkist-scraper already skips
downloaded books, automatically. Seting up a chron task for this should
work okay.
However, if you have already run the program, you will probably find that
there are a lot of books there which you hadn't added yourself. - The
reason for this is that a book must be added to your library in order to
"read" (download) it.
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yes, I have run the program already many times and I m aware I need to to add the books I want to download to my library to be able to download them. What I want to avoid eventually it is to manually copy and paste the links to the download command. |
Did you guys figure out any solution for this that's straightforward? |
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Would it be possible to scrape my all library using an argument like "library" and eventually skip what has been already scraped? This way I could setup a crono scraping and every time I have a new book in my library it will be downloaded.
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