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Currently this tool is mainly useful for a one-time download of a blog. You can only download entire years at a minimum.
It would be more generally useful to be able to make incremental backups as well. All that's needed for that is granularity of starting and ending date. Instead of downloading an entire year at a minimum, adding Month and Day would allow granular backups.
If this is not entirely possible because of the LiveJournal API, Month could still be added so incremental backups by month are possible instead of entire years.
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I agree with you that this would be more generally useful, and I welcome the PR to implement this. My use case for this tool was exactly one-time download of a blog when I left Livejournal 10 years ago, and I don’t actively work on it anymore, only reviewing PRs.
Good luck! 🍀 Please keep in mind that all of a sudden I have two contributors to the project at once, and there might be merge conflicts between the branches.
Currently this tool is mainly useful for a one-time download of a blog. You can only download entire years at a minimum.
It would be more generally useful to be able to make incremental backups as well. All that's needed for that is granularity of starting and ending date. Instead of downloading an entire year at a minimum, adding Month and Day would allow granular backups.
If this is not entirely possible because of the LiveJournal API, Month could still be added so incremental backups by month are possible instead of entire years.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: