#reddit_collector.collect_posts( 10 ) # collect posts until you get to ID t3_1d64j4 #reddit_collector.collect_posts( -1, "t3_1d64j4" ) # OR, posts through ID t3_1d68lz #reddit_collector.collect_posts( until_id_IN = "t3_1d68lz" ) # collect posts through date - start of 2013/04/26 #boundary_date = datetime.datetime( 2013, 4, 26, 0, 0, 0, 0 ) #reddit_collector.collect_posts( until_date_IN = boundary_date ) # in the event of a crash, find ID of last record retrieved, then combine # arguments to pick up where you left off. #reddit_collector.collect_posts( until_date_IN = boundary_date, after_id_IN = "t3_1d63sm" ) # or combine to test - just 350 posts, no more. #reddit_collector.collect_posts( post_count_limit_IN = 350, after_id_IN = "t3_1d4wyy" ) # just grab 300 posts, update if already in the database. #reddit_collector.collect_posts( post_count_limit_IN = 300, after_id_IN = "t3_1dk89v", do_update_existing_IN = True ) # update existing posts after a certain ID until a certain datetime. boundary_date = datetime.datetime( 2013, 4, 1, 0, 0, 0 ) # to test, just try 300. #reddit_collector.collect_posts( until_date_IN = boundary_date, after_id_IN = "t3_1dk89v", do_update_existing_IN = True, post_count_limit_IN = 300 ) # do it. reddit_collector.collect_posts( until_date_IN = boundary_date, after_id_IN = "t3_1dk89v", do_update_existing_IN = True )
