/qresearch/ - Q Research

>>>qrb/15636 QRB Codefags : Moar user.js

Back in >>7762363 (PB) Anon had suggested a 'preview before posting' concept and it seemed to me that it could be done in JS, using the current hover code in main.js. If we added some 'preview' buttons to the reply windows, and called the hover code it wouldn't be too bad.

I also have been thinking about a (PB) script. Seems like it wouldn't be too hard to do in JS either. I see a lot of anons post about wanting it. I've got some time today to see if I can hack something together on it.

This custom user.js script will add a green (PB) to all referenced posts that are not in the current bread.

Read thru the code before using.

Linkerizer v1

https://pastebin.com/RkJWAcSF

https://pastebin.com/RkJWAcSF

Sorry guys - there was a breadlist table popluation bug in 0.5.1

Its fixed here in 0.5.2.

https://pastebin.com/mPVxr7Lz

NUKE BUTTON

If anybody wants a "blacklist" for images so they will not show again, here is the j/s.

At the bottom of the script where it says 'NUKE' you can change that to make it say whatever you want.

When you click the button, it "nukes" all the images, and removes the post.

Those images will not show in future breads.

Go to Options-> User J/S insert below script

Go to Options-> Storage Export and there you will find all the "nuked" images.

// Nuke Button - Filters Images And User.

var imageBlacklist = [] ;

function loadImageBlacklist() { JSON.parse(localStorage.imageBlacklist || "[]").forEach(addToImageBlaclist); }

function saveImageBlacklist() { localStorage.imageBlacklist = JSON.stringify(imageBlacklist); }

function addToImageBlaclist(md5) { if (md5 && -1 === imageBlacklist.indexOf(md5)) imageBlacklist.push(md5); }

function blacklistPostImages(post) { $(post).find('img.post-image').each(function (i, el) { var md5 = el.getAttribute('data-md5'); addToImageBlaclist(md5); el.remove(); }); }

function removeBlacklistedImages() { var removed = 0; $('img.post-image').each(function (i, el) { if (-1 !== imageBlacklist.indexOf(el.getAttribute('data-md5'))) { el.remove(); removed += 1; } }); return removed; }

function onNopeClicked(event) { event.preventDefault(); event.stopPropagation(); loadImageBlacklist(); var post = $(event.target).closest('.post').hide(); blacklistPostImages(post); removeBlacklistedImages(); saveImageBlacklist(); }

function addNopeButtons() { $('.post').each(function(i, post) { if ($(post).find('.nope').length === 0) { $(post).prepend("<input type='button' class='nope' onClick='onNopeClicked(event)' value='NUKE'></input>"); } }) }

setInterval(function () { loadImageBlacklist(); removeBlacklistedImages(); addNopeButtons(); }, 500);

>Build timeline

If we had a single timeline of events populated from data in a bun, it would be simpler to understand and tell the whole story of what's been dug.

So I got this idea I've been thinking about, but I don't know if I could do it by myself. codefags++

It's a collaborative timeline of everything that we as anons have voted on. The idea is that it's agreed upon by everyanon here. I think it can be done completely on 8kun using js to display and an active anon/BO controlled board / thread.

Here's the idea.

Everything is now archivable to the blockchain for verification. Every thread here is available as JSON data. Timeline.js makes it easy to make timelines https://timeline.knightlab.com/.

Make a locked Timeline and an unlocked Timeline BunVote series of breads, committing all to Susucoin. Run it like a congress and vote on each datetime bun on the timeline. Each is a confirmed datetime/PostID then posted in the Timeline thread. If the Timeline thread is locked and pruned, then the JSON data available for that thread can be used to populate the data needed for Timeline.js. We could possibly jigger up a user.js/timeline.js that can be used here to display. Possibly need BO's help to get that to go.

Commit all to Susucoin

[Timeline Bun++ or QR post]

Anons submit their bun containing any data they want committed to the timeline.

[Timeline Bun Vote++] Thread for each day. Baker leads the votes with limited time for each vote.

Anons place their votes on each.

[Timeline++] Locked

Bun Post by BO Referencing the PostId of the Bun contained in the BunVote.

Thats all I got.

>Build timeline

If we had a single timeline of events populated from data in a bun, it would be simpler to understand and tell the whole story of what's been dug.

So I got this idea I've been thinking about, but I don't know if I could do it by myself.

It's a collaborative timeline of everything that we as anons have voted on. The idea is that it's agreed upon by everyanon here. I think it can be done completely on 8kun using js to display and an active anon/BO controlled board / thread.

Here's the idea.

Everything is now archivable to the blockchain for verification. Every thread here is available as JSON data. Timeline.js makes it easy to make timelines https://timeline.knightlab.com/.

Make a locked Timeline and an unlocked TimelineVote series of breads, committing all to Susucoin. Run it like a congress and vote on each datetime bun on the timeline. Each is a confirmed datetime/PostID then posted in the Timeline thread. If the Timeline thread is locked and pruned, then the JSON data available for that thread can be used to populate the data needed for Timeline.js. We could possibly jigger up a user.js/timeline.js that can be used here to display. Possibly need BO's help to get that to go.

>Build timeline

If we had a single timeline of events populated from data in a bun, it would be simpler to understand and tell the whole story of what's been dug.

So I got this idea I've been thinking about, but I don't know if I could do it by myself.

It's a collaborative timeline of everything that we as anons have voted on. The idea is that it's agreed upon by everyanon here. I think it can be done completely on 8kun using js to display and an active anon/BO controlled board / thread.

>Build timeline

If we had a single timeline of events populated from data in a bun, it would be simpler to understand and tell the whole story of what's been dug.

So I got this idea I've been thinking about, but I don't know if I could do it by myself.

It's a collaborative timeline of everything that we as anons have voted on. The idea is that it's agreed upon by everyanon here. I think it can be done completely on 8kun using js to display and an active anon/BO controlled board / thread.

Here's the idea.

Make a locked Timeline and an unlocked Timeline BunVote series of breads, committing all to Susucoin. Run it like a congress and vote on each datetime bun on the timeline. Each is a confirmed datetime/PostID then posted in the Timeline thread. If the Timeline thread is locked and pruned, then the JSON data available for that thread can be used to populate the data needed for Timeline.js. We could possibly jigger up a user.js/timeline.js that can be used here to display. https://timeline.knightlab.com/.

>>7829888

Sparkely doesn't work on projectdcomms because it's a custom css BO added. AFAIK that only works on QR.

Try this.

>>7356017 (PB)

>>7815789

Is this intentional?

Only 1 instance of

bakertooks-notable-style

found in bakertools 0.6.0

class NotableHighlighter {
  /**
   * Construct notablehighlighter object, find and highlight
   * current notable sand setup listeners
   */
  constructor() {
    this.styleId = '__bakertooks__-notable-style';
    this.NOMINATING_REGEX = /notable/i;

>>7815789

Future bread is marked (pb)

just like past bread.

I don't care, just sayin'

>>7829888

Bakertools maker here. Bakertools only knows aobut the latest Tripcode. projectdcomms is an old trip. Could update to know all trips but could introduce a way to fake fags to use old trip since we know the passwords

>>7830416

Dont know why its blurry for you. Not for me. I resize the canvas with window resize and every draw.

I can make colors configurable in the bakertools window. But ive been busting my ass making this. One thing at a time. Im trying to focus on big features first

You wont see q posts highlighte din dcomms because of OLD trip.

YOud have to try on recent q posts but they fell off the catalog unfortunately

>>7830479

Didn;t nean to do dunders. It doesnt matter, it still works. Its a constant.

>>7830479

>>7830416

>>7830989

>>7831020

Thank you for feedback. if you find anything else, please let me know. I appreciate it. I will add your request for customized colors. but it will probably be a later thing

>>7831266

You are fetching the tripcode from text in the bread by parsing this line:

>Q's Private Board: >>>/projectdcomms/ Q's Trip-code: Q !!Hs1Jq13jV6

Projectdcomms does not have "dough" in the bread defining Q's tripcode.

Q posted there with Q's current tripcode: !!Hs1Jq13jV6

It doesn't matter. Any post in projectdcomms is automatically Q.

I know you're busting your ass.

Major credit to bakertools codefag!

The code is well documented and readable (via the comments).

I'm not a JS fag but can sort of figure out what it does. My coding days began long before O-O and never got comfy with O-O langs. Could count the languages I've been fluent in on both hands. Retired tech fag.

Shall I be your QA fag, kek?

>>7831373 Detection of past Q trips isn't that important. Make it low priority.

>>7831324 Or just put color variables near the top where anyone who really cares can manually update them. The Bakertools window and Breadlist window are really nice. Everything you've implemented is well done. Congrats.

>>7831533

QA is always welcome! Didn't mean to sound snarky. I'm pulled in a million directions so my comms are usually short.

Nice to have more eyes on!

>>7831533

I think i tried to find a tripcode history somewhere when i first started but gave up so i could get it working.

If someone out there knows where all the q trips are and their timelines i could make the q highlighter smarter by knowing the exactly date ranges specific trips were used

>>7831672

I haven't yet found where in the code it causes own posts to appear violet (default post background color) in the right navscrollbar

>>7831729

The scrollbar just uses the background color of the post to show it in the scrollbar. I dont change colors of yous/own posts atm.

>>7831745

The prev js I've been using since 3/2018 changed you posts, & the replies to you posts, pink, in body and in nav bar. Been heavily using that for navigation for a long time. Not having it threw me for a loop.

Carry on. Don't mind me.

o7

>>7831373

>>7831792

>>7832137

Just to verify:

1. These are the colors that other apps have already been using, correct? If this is the case, I will change my defaults (but i still plan on making it UI configurable)

2. You don't find that notable and nominator colors are kinda similar maybe easy to confuse for people of color blindness? Thats a big thing in UI design is UX for accessibility.

>>7762733

Just want to take a second to Shout out to OP because this thread is making my life easier and love having anons here to talk about the scripts!

>>7831672

>If someone out there knows where all the q trips are and their timelines i could make the q highlighter smarter by knowing the exactly date ranges specific trips were used

I can probably get that. Lemme check

>>7832225

o7

>>7832177

P.S. You're absolutely right about UI design requirements to offer comfy options for colorbindfags. You have been educated correctly, kek. I liked the similar shades of green for my own use (not colorblind).

I'm a memefag very attuned to color nuances so it works well for me personally.

>>7831672

This is from my archive.

!ITPb.qbhqo — First Seen:2017-11-10 04:07:15Z — Last Seen:2017-12-15 06:04:43Z — Count: 223

!UW.yye1fxo — First Seen:2017-12-15 06:04:06Z — Last Seen:2018-03-24 13:09:02Z — Count: 583

!xowAT4Z3VQ — First Seen:2018-03-24 13:09:37Z — Last Seen:2018-05-04 20:02:22Z — Count: 351

!2jsTvXXmXs — First Seen:2018-05-04 20:01:19Z — Last Seen:2018-05-08 23:46:39Z — Count: 9

!4pRcUA0lBE — First Seen:2018-05-08 23:47:17Z — Last Seen:2018-05-19 22:06:20Z — Count: 94

!CbboFOtcZs — First Seen:2018-05-19 22:07:06Z — Last Seen:2018-08-05 20:12:52Z — Count: 399

!A6yxsPKia. — First Seen:2018-08-05 20:14:24Z — Last Seen:2018-08-10 18:24:24Z — Count: 16

!!mG7VJxZNCI — First Seen:2018-08-10 18:26:08Z — Last Seen:2019-11-25 22:35:45Z — Count: 1799

!!Hs1Jq13jV6 — First Seen:2019-12-02 17:55:59Z — Last Seen:2019-12-29 18:06:19Z — Count: 136

>>7832177

To best of my knowledge, light green hasn't been used for anything before. Not wedded to it, but it seemed to work OK after ruling out yellow and pink.

A point: Any custom JS that plays with colors looks really weird on a board that has a default theme different than Yotsuba-B or its derivatives. For example >>>/qrb/ has a default dark color scheme and I found that BO's theme choice was incompatible with my preferred custom JS so had to set Yotsuba-B theme when visiting there.

Just something interdasting to know. Not a requirement in any way shape or form.

>>7832780

has had

>>7832907

I just checked it still does and DEAR GOD MY EYES. that was rough

>>7833681

I based mine on what the some other NOPE script was doing. I don't mind changing how it works but i just figured id do what the other one was doing

>>7833681

>>7833724

I'm gonna add this as a ticket because i think its worth it for usability purposes.

>>7833747

Yep. Thought you would.

Your competency and dedication are showing :-)

Python script for research/analysis of Q-posts:

https://pastebin.com/M2hixu8Z

>>7835684

Nice, love python. I'll have to give this a read when i get some time. Thanks for your contribution!

>>7835684

Nice job, python is one of my favorite languages. Ill have to take a look when i have time. thanks!

>>7837814

Sorry about double post. 8kun was down this morning. Could be due to work on Project odin or attack, havent heard anything yet

Sorry, forgot a comma in line 393 of version a;

updated in version b: https://pastebin.com/79JKLieB

>>7837776

>>7835684

Speaking of Python. I wonder if we can do anything with this?

https://github.com/bdheath/Big-Cases

We need to think through some use cases for the Bakertools JS.

Use by a baker has received a lot of attention.

What about ordinary users who want to read down a thread as the thread is forming, and comment or or notable posts as they go, and return to the spot where they were reading?

The Bread List plus the highlighting of posts nominated notable is very useful for quickly scanning past full breads to catch up on the news & notables.

In the previous JS that anon used for 22 months (posted above, https://pastebin.com/HTjaECNM), all the nav controls seemed to work off a single model, so that no matter how anon advanced through the bread, the nav controls would update to match the current position in the bread (similar to how CM's JS updates the post number in the URL). Anon could scroll down with browser scroll bar, scroll by clicking the Next You/YouReply nav, click next/prev Q, etc. and the right nav scrollbar would update accordingly. It didn't matter what kind of navigation was used, the navigation was unified and worked off a single model.

The bakertools JS doesn't do this.

For example if anon posts, the Own Posts nav updates the # of posts and CM's JS updates the bread view to the just-posted post. But if anon clicks Own Posts right arrow (advance one own post), the location in the bread changes to one post after the one previously viewed via this nav tool.

I'm not sure what behavior is most desirable. Here is a suggestion for consideration:

What if after posting, all the Bakertools nav tools update to match the current position in the bread, BUT a NEW BUTTON is added so I can return to where I was reading before posting a comment or notable nomination? The lack of "return to where I was after posting" is probably the most irritating and time-consuming feature of 8kun's native JS.

Think (model - view - controller) ??

>>7838597

Good idea, i think this return to last reading point feature should be fleshed out and considered as something sep from the nav controls.

On the subject of the navigations. ive had it in the back of mind to somehow make them synced to page position but im not sure how to best do it UX wise. It could get confusing.

Right now they are independent of page location and just allow you to cycle through posts. I could make them work based on your current location in the bread but ill have to listen to scroll events and do something like checking for the closest index.

Other concerns… so if im before any of the notables, what does the current index of the nav display? 0 for before any of the indexed posts makes sense. How about if after all the posts?

This could use some more thought for sure. Eager to hear everyones thoughts

-bakertools guy (sorry i dont know how to get around being a namefag)

>>7834058

Can you check this against the other settings? I store all these settings in localStorage. Settings persist for me across pages.

Is it just the blacklist checkbox that doesnt persist?

>>7838597

>>7838931

Maybe for nav control current index, if you are in between notables 2 and 3, it shows 2.5?

Bug report.

If there are multiple breads (duelling ebakes) with the same number, the Bread List window shows only one of them.

>>7843270

5:5, bug report created, ticket id #21

I have 3 python services running 24/7, pulling data from the 8chan/8kun JSON APIs. One service stores new thread ids into a MongoDB, another services downloads all posts from new and any updated threads also loaded into MongoDB, and the third service downloads all attachments from posts and tracked in Mongo.

Been running this since 2018 and have over 1TB of content. Runs on linux and mac, not tested on Windows. Can be dockerized to run anywhere but never needed to.

I wanted to parse the notables and auto post to a simple website for normies. Started it but but never finished it.

I wish I could run this in the cloud and dump the data in elasticsearch but would probably have a lot of issues the the powers that be.

>>7852871

Thanks for all you do archiveanon!

Have you been archiving JSON? My archive has #365+ and I managed to get some from CBTS before that board got nuked.

I looked into elasticsearch and discovered that I just wasn't going to be able to run it on my host in a cost effective manner. I have been playing around with a Lucene search component, but have been sidetracked working on other stuff.

I've got the notables all parsed out into their own threads and started working on a way to do the same thing.

>>7854333

Mongodb is native JSON in/out so all the archived posts are stored in that format. Text can be indexed in Mongo so searching can be sped up.

I'm running this on an old laptop with an external drive. Each service is set to sleep for 1 min. after pulling new data

Were you trying to run elasticsearch in a multi node cluster? It's possible to run as a single node in a Docker container. https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/docker.html

Another process I wanted to run is image analysis to parse text in memes and store the text in a database to make the memes searchable. That would be fun. AWS has Amazon Rekognition service and would probable be great for this but I'd have to upload a ton of content and I'd be a little worried about exposing myself by using that service for this.

>>7855083

>Were you trying to run elasticsearch in a multi node cluster?

Elasticsearch requires console access to install the service. I'm on shared hosting and so didn't have console access.

I settled in on this since I'm a C# codefag.

https://lucenenet.apache.org/

A searchable meme database would be hella handy. I wonder if you could use some of the MEGA.nz archives somehow. https://docs.mega.nz/sdk/doc/api.html

>>7855248

would require massive server capacity to run text recognition software on all these, wouldn't it?

and then we textless memes still wouldn't be searchable

>>7855303

>would require massive server capacity to run text recognition

I don't know. Depends on what you are using or how you are doing it. The OCR stuff I do at work, we just send an image into the machine and it returns it's results. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. OCR is a difficult tech to master, it's one of the reasons why we use them - because their tech can't read memes theoretically. It's the context of the meme that makes it difficult to read. It's an interesting idea though. Agree on the textless memes unless the machine had a way of contextualizing the image itself, but seems prone to error. IE: AOC head on bewbs.jpg.

>>7855348

can you hint me some OCR projects?

>>7855424

The stuff we use is all bolted onto a large commercial engine. There's alot of stuff on github if you dig around there. Tesseract looks pretty good/active

https://github.com/tesseract-ocr/

>>7855424

>>7855496

I can vouch for tesseract. I used it on a contracting project i did.

>>7855248

Gotcha. I'm running this all locally. If I were running this on a hosted server, the costs would be too much also.

Yea the Mega archives would probably work. I haven't tried this before but I would assume the main factors are contrast of the text against the background, the size of the text, and the clarity/sharpness.

>>7855303

For an initial batch process, I'm sure would take a lot of time depending on the cpu. After that I'm guessing a lower end system could process images as they were posted to the boards/downloaded here.

There's a lot of interesting features of Amazon Rekognition. It can parse text in images, objects, faces and celebrities! It works with video also. The advanced features would need training data as it is machine learning.

The main thing I was interested in was loading the text in a database with a link to the image and also be able to tag the data so i could easily search for a meme to be able to share it. So many times I remember who/what/text is in a meme but I can't find it quick enough.

>>7855549

Training is KEY. I'm personally averse to doing a bunch of work for the Cabalamazon, although I'm sure they can read simple text in a meme already. It would be worth a few test runs just to see how it worked.

>>7855586

100% agree. I have to use AWS for work. As I dove into it for work I quickly realized they are light years ahead of all other cloud services. Immediately thought of a 3 letter agency behind it

>>7855811

>Immediately thought of a 3 letter agency behind it

i always wonder why on so many pictures his left eye is closed further than his right eye.

>>7855867

oops i mean jeff bezos of course.

but i'll stop the non code related posts nau. sowy

I did some quick testing with pytesseract and had mixed results. I didn't spend a lot of time on trying to tweak it. I tried running it without any training then training with the impact font(seems like a lot of meme images have that). I didn't get a clean output either way.

For anyone interested in trying this, you will need to install docker.

After you have docker installed:

Copy into Dockerfile:

=====

FROM python:3.7

RUN apt-get update \

&& apt-get install tesseract-ocr -y

WORKDIR /app

COPY . /app

RUN pip install -r requirements.txt

=====

Copy into requirements.txt:

=====

pillow

pytesseract

opencv-python

=====

Copy into ocr1.py:

=====

from PIL import Image

import pytesseract

print(pytesseract.image_to_string(Image.open('memes/test1.jpeg')))

======

Then build the docker image:

docker build . -t ocr:latest

Then run the docker image and mount your code directory (this will allow you to make code changes without having to rebuild the image):

docker run -v ~/code/pytesseract:/app -it ocr:latest bash

NOTE: I have ~/code/pytesseract, you will need to change this if your code location is different

This will bring you into your docker container and you can run your code in there:

python ocr1.py

Under your code directory you can access your images. I have a 'memes' subdir. Whatever png or jpg image you copy there should be accessible for the OCR to run against.

This file:

http://ahijackedlife.com/wp-content/gallery/qanon-memes-3f/Anderson-its-OK.jpg

resulted in output:

ANDERSON, IT'S

CE

WE GOT THIS= WELL

Aa

IS A"CONSPIRACY THEORY”

And with the Impact font training data output:

ANpERSoNl lTS

YGoNEBEoK

WEGoTATHlSNWEfLL

TELL lEM THAT THE sToRM

lsAUcoNSPlRAcv THEonU

Larger example here:

https://www.pyimagesearch.com/2017/07/10/using-tesseract-ocr-python/

Free online font training:

http://trainyourtesseract.com/

If you train fonts, copy your trained data to your native OS code directory, then in your docker environment, copy it to the tesseract data directory inside of docker:

cp training/Impact.traineddata /usr/share/tesseract-ocr/4.00/tessdata/.

I hope this is readable!

>>7857304

I forgot - to use font training data, add 'lang' to the image_to_string function.

For example: lang="Impact" will use the training data Impact.traineddata that was copied in the last step above

Full training data example usage:

print(pytesseract.image_to_string(Image.open('memes/test1.jpeg'), lang="Impact"))

>>7857332

Yeah training data is important in OCR!

You know what that artist Meghan Bass says. Its all about the trainer. /badjoke

>>7857304

You will get better results if you know where regions of text exist.

THe project i worked on had a uniform layout so it was easier. So for instance like the common meme format of top and bottom text, you could feed in the top 1/4 and bottom 1/4 to tesseract.

>>7843270

>>7843333

Have sometimes seen multiple same-numbered breads in 0.6.0 Bread List. I think it's a function of whether the json is working or not (json has been updating only intermittently for many days in a row). So the reported bug may not be a bug after all.

>>7838987 I will. Been busy off-board IRL. Will need to test with and without my cookie blocker and ad blocker.

>>7878736

>>7880409

Thanks sorry I forgot to mention i fixed the blacklist button not being saved in the newest version. (not released yet but will have some nice new features)

I have noticed the site is being wonky lately . Probably because of whats currently going on in DC

Probably going to release v0.7.0. I just have to prep some promo materials (i.e screenshots and changelog)

I want to thank OP and QA anon (sorry if youre the same person, if you are, you deserve double thanks)

You guys rock

>>7898037

I'll be watching for any new bug reports or requests but I think I gotta take a break for a bit. This release took a lot of time and I need to recoup.

>>7898255

Great work anon!

>>7898037

Will try it. Thanks for your work. Didn't see in release notes but you have added highlighting for you posts – THANK YOU.

Yeah this is me again >>7880409

<3 Love you fren!

>>7919169

The "hover over scrollbar to preview post" is fantastic. Huge timesaver.

You are awesome.

Magnifico !

What is this nonsense?!

I asked CM for god damned Syntax Highlighting!!!

>>7898037

Copy WHAT source code?

>>7919440

I gotchu fren. v0.7.1 will be on its way. I will let a baker know to update links. Check back tonight. I gotta grab a bite first.

>>7921193

>Latest (v0.7.0 1/24/2020)

>https://pastebin.com/6XuDuHYu

Its in the post at the bottom before the version history (its a long post i know - sorry lots of features ;-) )

>

>>7919169

Highlights are there, in the colors of the other tools.

>>7920953

For the quick reply box? Do you have a mockup of what that would look like? Sounds cool.

>>7923249

Thanks.

Remember to be conscious of us dodos for whom code is a foreign language.

Can learn ya about graphic design if youse codeys ever wanna know. KEK.

>>7919440

>>7924091

>>7919169

I fixed the bug where the show notable navigation checkbox wasn't working.

I also added different highlighting for future bread links.

v0.7.1:

https://pastebin.com/dN5FhHCv

>>7925536

Inlining works again. Thank you CM.

It's obvious that CM is doing something today – anons are reporting that their IDs change multiple times per bread.

❌ v0.7.1

Disable spam fader checked

Spam faded anyway

Pic

Tried toggling the control and spam gets unfaded, but after scrolling up/down the page spam is faded out again.

The main use for "Disable Spam Fader" is in breads with long duration, also in the Meme breads where there are typically many posts by the same ID.

☕ Low priority.

>>7939921

>>7939926

Yeah i prob forgot to turn off the new post event in the fader. Thanks!

Unless theres any other bugs that may be annoying - i may save the fix for a feature release. I have a feature in early stages that may be cool but need to check the feasibility time-wise, still have to pay the bills

>>7954749

It would be reasonable to combine the Own and You navigation into one nav control. A single control to nav through all own posts + all replies to own posts.

But if these post categories remain separate, I would reorder You and Own: Own posts first, followed by the You replies to own posts, because that's the order they occur in, to make the UI more natural. But can't figure out how.

✅ We're in a good status with bakertools 0.7.1 or 0.7.1.1.

>>7954749

Thank you for the initiative fren. I will add an enhancement to improve space usage in the boardlist.

Disclaimer: My reasons below are in the best interest of the board and security. please dont take offense

For security reasons and the fact that I have the code in a source repository, I'd prefer to keep sole ownership of the code and dont want to see people using any releases that arent "officially sanctioned"

I don't mind people suggesting changes/code but it would be better for me if they come in the form of a diff file of the changes from the latest official version.

If only one person is releasing bakertools and has the release history in the pastebin - it makes it easier for anons to verify code and make sure no one is slipping in something MALICIOUS.

-bakertools guy

P.S. Thanks for taking the initiative. Maybe what we can instead do is make it more configurable. I want bakertools to be at a spot where no one has to dig into the code for anything like this. It should be user friendly.

Some of these edge cases like small monitors are taken for granted because of limited time and pref towards feature parity with other tools and enhancesments that improve use.

CM's watchlist started floating after a recent 8kun release. he must have changed the boardlist in someway.

>>7954786

>It would be reasonable to combine the Own and You navigation into one nav control.

I'd have to think about these. I'd prefer to have it configurable to have combined or not. Some people might like being able to cycle them separately.

>But if these post categories remain separate, I would reorder You and Own

Ok ill add it in

>>7943282

Q should definitely not be overpowered by notable. ticket created.

>>7955845

I'd prefer the order to be:

Q, Notables, (Own+YouReplies)

Thanks Codefag fren.

>>7955977

>Q, Notables, (Own+YouReplies)

Agreed. Said order makes sense to me

Feature request.

Reply window gets red border when bread is full. Anon can then avoid wasting time to click Reply and wait for upload.

Other JS had this feature.

>>7832470

>I'm the same anon who gave you the JS

>https://pastebin.com/HTjaECNM

Very very happy with the

"Return to where you were reading" button.

Huge time saver & stress reducer.

>>7972662

Great request anon! ill add for next release.

⫸⫸⫸ Feature request.

Once in a while, a "helper anon" or somebody that appears to have legit inside info comes on the bread and starts dropping a pile of hints, images, etc.

When this happens, it is very difficult to screencap all their posts and images timely, for interaction and/or future study.

It should be possible to implement a filter that displays ONLY the posts from a specific ID so they can be quickly studied/capped.

For example in #10236, ID 499955 dropped about 26 posts after somebody asked if there were any oldfags on the board and what their favorite digs were.

Tried to cap them all manually, but was fatigued, as it was past anon's bed time and an adrenaline-filled race to cap 26 posts with the images was not a nice prelude to a night's sleep.

Anyway, a tool would help us study the breads and ID shills and isolate/study helpful posters.

>>8000917

Thanks and nice post number. Will had to list anon. I try to do a few big features per release. So may be in next release or one after.

>>8068654

Nice, is that D3 you're using?

>>8076170

Thx. Ya, I like it. Lots of examples and tons you can do. There seems to be a click event wired up wrong or something. Clicking on the Drop node causes it to redraw the line. Ima try to get some links on there for the drops next.

>>8079346

Look interesting! Broadcaster component is the link to the socials? I'd like to hear more about it. Mine is similar design, but I've been thinking about doing a a rebuild in .NET Core. Currently testing and making up my mind if I want to do that or just let it run and do something new.

Archiveanon! You and I started up about the same time. I think 'member your scrape DB.

>>8082553

Yea the broadcaster is what I am thinking of for pushing out info automatically once info comes in. With the amount of data constantly coming in, it will need to be specifically allowed for certain criteria. I have a couple of things in mind to start with from the main board and will probably use telegram first since I'm not on socials. Once I have my specific use cases down, I'll think about some other options to push out info.

I just did a bunch of work over the past 2 weeks on the archive system. I had it on an old laptop that started giving me a lot of problems so I started working on an update. I dockerized it so its self-contained, easily portable and can run almost anywhere, installed Tor in the image, configured the code to run over Tor and upgraded the MongoDB version and also upgraded the hard drive. I also found an issue where I wasn't saving all the linked content. In the API there are 'extra_files' that could have additional files and I was only saving the main file on each reply. After that update its looking like Im getting ~30% more data per day now.

I could push this out and anyone could build the docker image and start running this with an old computer (I'm tempted to try on a raspberry pi) and start their own archiving service with searchable database within minutes.

>>8088753

Know exactly what you are talking about on the extra_files. I missed those for a long time too. Targeting a Raspberry Pi sounds interesting too.

Hey QmapAnon

Every thought about open sourcing all your work on qmap.pub? You have built one of the most comprehensive sites today. Many anons don't have it all. If someone like you were to open source the site and data would be amazing. The only thing I would add would be to pull all images videos and links. I would help in any way possible to make this happen. I pull together a mirror where we could sync away from Kun and qmap. Any thoughts? Can stop an army if they are all armed with 3 years of gathering truth.

>>8121498

Not QMapAnon. Are you talking about archiving breads?

Bakertools 0.7.1

Bug report / enhancement request

❌ Resolution of right nav scrollbar is too low. When there are few posts, the posts all appear in proper relative size and position. When there is a high number of posts, say 700, all highlighted posts are shown the same height with equal sized black spaces in between, and some posts are simply omitted from right nav scrollbar if they don't fit this scheme.

How to reproduce this bug: Make a post, or a few posts, near the end of a bread. Look at the scroll bar and see that your post near the end of the bread does not appear in the right nav scroll area. It is not possible to hover cursor over a post that does not appear. It is not possible to click and navigate to a post that does not appear.

Bakertools 0.7.1

Very minor usability issue

❌ Place your cursor on the top horizontal nav bar over Notables, Q, You, or Own. Start clicking on forward arrow or backward arrow to navigate that post type, sequentially. When the post count increases from 1 digit to 2 digits, the position of the nav control is displaced to the right. Thus clicking repeatedly on the right arrow, in the same place, without moving the cursor, causes a click to land on the Fast Forward (go to last) arrow instead of the Forward (go to next) arrow, causing unexpected unintended navigation.

>>8135238

>>8146644

Added to bugdb. Thanks!

>>8146644

just for fun

went to install js

copied all the code in raw data paste

got the baker box

clicked on navigation, got nothing

just the box with triangles that go up and down and the ability to blurr pics

what did I miss?

>>8148775

Post a screenshot. hard to tell from the description.

>>8148818

amazing

went to do it again, screenshot for you and it all came up

might have been a I used the wrong pastebin

just learning to code again

ty

>>8149131

https://pastebin.com/YTSSmH7t

>>8149224

This is an old version. The latest version of bakertools is v0.7.1:

https://pastebin.com/dN5FhHCv

>>8149131

No, you shouldn't need to set the javascript for each bread. It sounds like you are experiencing a cached older version or something. Browsers can be weird like that.

Look up how to refresh a page with a clean cache for your browser.

For ex (Chrome):

https://superuser.com/questions/220179/how-can-i-do-a-cache-refresh-in-google-chrome

You can go as far as clean cache and restart browser completely

>>8149253

that's some jazzy green

pepe-fied

cleared the cache

resaved js

will keep the pastebin handy

ty

>>8149336

We have the latest official version posted in the Other Tools section of each bread's dough posts

>>8149364

You may not have seen this. Had to repost for you

>>8149187 (PB)

>>8149539

I think private browsing is keeping from sticking

thanqs for the help

it's been fun to watch

I'll keep an eye out for the latest version

>>8149539

Thanks for pointing this out to me, i replied!

>>8149738

Yeah private browsing could be a culprit. Yeah im in the research phase for next version features. Hoping to have something pretty useful for next release

>>8230019

THank you for providing additional info. Had to change algorithm to fix issues with very close or overlapping posts in the bar. Will try to do ssome more tweaking in next release to get a good middle ground

>>8307734

Sorry, what is Memes53? Do you have a link?

Is this a page type where spam fading is required? There are certain pages that might not even need spam fading (a lot of it is geared towards research bread)

Thoughts?

>>8310146

>>8128395 Memes53

>>8316300

saw tutorial on Twit, didn't know could actually post here.

Been following since Nov 2nd 2017

Like everyone on here, can't wait for the "storm"!

Allright - lets get a status report. What's everybody working on?

I wrote an app to posts memes + hashtags on Twatter using the API. Pretty sure it's gotten me deboosted but I'm 100% sure it doesn't violate any of their terms. It's step 1 in a new project I'm thinking about.

>>8408907

Mostly trying to keep family and friends calm yet prepared

In reference to what is happening.

In reference to Q521.

What is patriots day.

It's the third Monday in April.

This year that makes it 4/20/20

Ten days after DJT which is 4/10/20

Is this the marker of the beginning and ending of something

>>7762733

>>8307734

>>8408907

Anons, I believe the storm is upon us. I don't know where I'll be in the next coming weeks. Things are already getting crazy.

I want to make sure I share what improvements I have made to Bakertools. No major new features, just some bug fixes.

I have plans for syntax highlighting and post previews but its on the backburner right now, it may have to wait until after the storm.

=BakerTools v0.7.2:=

https://pastebin.com/L1p6iRzZ

0.7.2

* Use flex layout in bakerwindow controls

* Reorder navcontrols

* Reduce space of controls in boardlist

* Disable spamfader new post event listener on disable

* Don't mark q posts as notable

* Make windows resizable width, fix table formatting in breadlist

* Use boardlist height in current index calcs

>>7954749

I tried to address these low resolution monitor issues in the latest release

Please let me know if that helps out!

Hey guys, heres a quick way to archive q posts offline from the google spreadsheet that is in the research doughs.

On any *nix with bash, a similar windows .bat file could be created.

Create a .sh file with the following content:

#!/usr/bin/env bash

GSPREADSHEETS='https:''//''docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d'
ID='1Efm2AcuMJ7whuuB6T7ouOIwrE_9S-1vDJLAXIVPZU2g'
FORMAT=zip

CURRENT_DATE=`date +%m-%d-%Y`
curl $GSPREADSHEETS/$ID/export\?format\=$FORMAT\&id\=$ID > "Q Posts Spreadsheet $CURRENT_DATE".$FORMAT

Add execute bit to file:

chmod +x archive-q-posts.sh

To archive:

./archive-q-posts.sh

This will create a zip file with the date in the name like this: Q Posts Spreadsheet 03-24-2020.zip