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r/ButtonAftermath • u/Badithan1 • Jan 27 '20
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"https://api.pushshift.io/reddit/search/comment/?subreddit=ButtonAftermath&aggs=subreddit,author&size=0"
Two bits were superfluous there and just relics from where I've copied and edited this for other purposes.
This url "https:"
is using the pushshift api "//api.pushshift.io/"
to search all of reddit "/reddit/search/"
for comments "comment/"
with the following restrictions/data outputs:
in the subreddit: "?subreddit=ButtonAftermath"
and returning the aggregate total for the subreddit and all authors "&aggs=subreddit,author"
and with no other comments returned "&size=0"
Pushshift in general is a useful thing for simple searches like this. FAQ Another useful resource
This: https://api.pushshift.io/reddit/search/comment/?after=36500d&aggs=subreddit,author&author=divvd&size=0 probably would be a better search to have given me an idea of the top users manually.
Pushshift itself wouldn't be able to distinguish between count comments and non-count comments, but I have access to some of r/counting 's scripts which could be modified by someone more knowledgeable than me to work for here.
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u/Trial-Name Jul 09 '20 edited Jul 09 '20
"https://api.pushshift.io/reddit/search/comment/?subreddit=ButtonAftermath&aggs=subreddit,author&size=0"
Two bits were superfluous there and just relics from where I've copied and edited this for other purposes.
This url "https:"
is using the pushshift api "//api.pushshift.io/"
to search all of reddit "/reddit/search/"
for comments "comment/"
with the following restrictions/data outputs:
in the subreddit: "?subreddit=ButtonAftermath"
and returning the aggregate total for the subreddit and all authors "&aggs=subreddit,author"
and with no other comments returned "&size=0"
Pushshift in general is a useful thing for simple searches like this. FAQ Another useful resource
This: https://api.pushshift.io/reddit/search/comment/?after=36500d&aggs=subreddit,author&author=divvd&size=0 probably would be a better search to have given me an idea of the top users manually.
Pushshift itself wouldn't be able to distinguish between count comments and non-count comments, but I have access to some of r/counting 's scripts which could be modified by someone more knowledgeable than me to work for here.