[Site Request] Kemono.party #1216
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Djole137 commented Jan 2, 2021
The site is a patreon/DL-Site/Fantia/etc scrapper. It’s a yiff.party alternative now that yiff.party is gone. It’s kind of a bother to download 300+ images by hand so it would be nice if gallery-dl had this site.
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Hrxn commented Jan 3, 2021
New site, already down? 😄
kattjevfel commented Jan 3, 2021
It seems they don’t do http, not even a redirect and browsers don’t auto-try https.
https://kemono.party/
Hrxn commented Jan 3, 2021
I did use HTTPS, and I see something, but this is extremely flaky, at least for me. I get 404s and timeouts all the time, some other errors as well.
kattjevfel commented Jan 3, 2021
Ah, yeah I get timeouts too, and here I got my hopes up for getting free high quality anime tiddies!
kattjevfel commented Jan 6, 2021 •
The site now appears to be working reliably, and while it does list a RSS option, it just 404’s, so we’re gonna have to go with more caveman approaches.
each entry looks like:
some metadata available inside :
posts look like this:
[Based on Season 5, Episode 21]
Last post here on Patreon. Moving to Subscribe Star.
post with only a file attached (and header):
Did a lot this month.
some metadata here too:
Worth noting, as seen above when a post only has one image, it’s seemingly linked twice. Checking closer with another account that posts multiple attachments, the href=»/files/ is the «header» image, and the other is actual attachment it seems.
Hope this is of any help!
mikf commented Jan 11, 2021
Added some initial support with e07dfc4. It kind of works, but duplicate files will be a problem. There are posts with 4 listed files, all identical and all with a different filename. And from what I can tell, there is no other way to decide whether two files might be the same before downloading and comparing them.
kattjevfel commented Jan 11, 2021
I’ll take duplicate files over files with conflicting names 😛
kemono-bugs commented Jan 12, 2021
Hello, I maintain Kemono. Just wanted to add that the software has APIs for both users and posts at /api/ /user/ and /api/ /user/ /post/ respectively. Think that’d be easier to scrape from instead of the HTML, which may change in the future. Let me know if there’s any way I can help 👍
mikf commented Jan 14, 2021
@kemono-bugs
Thank you very much for mentioning the API endpoints, they are very helpful.
Where should I have been looking for them myself? Is there some sort of documentation anywhere I missed?
And another question, if you don’t mind: What is with «duplicated» posts like https://kemono.party/patreon/user/94956/post/2337848? Even the API response contains two entries, both for post ID 2337848. Did something just go wrong when importing that post?
kemono-bugs commented Jan 14, 2021
Where should I have been looking for them myself? Is there some sort of documentation anywhere I missed?
Unfortunately no, I haven’t had the time to write documentation proper. All API routes can easily be found in the source code though.
The site was originally designed to allow detected revisions of a post to be stored under the same ID as their parent. However, this also let unintended duplicates slip in, mostly due to user error (namely, clicking submit multiple times)
I’m currently working on an update that will clean up the unintentional dupes and limit the amount of posts for a single ID to one.
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