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About

StackScraper is a user script that adds HTML and JSON export options to each question. The JSON loosely resembles the API format and includes the HTML and markdown bodies of all posts, as well as their comments and vote counts (if you have permission to view them). The HTML displays the content similarly to Stack Exchange and includes the necessary attribution. It doesn't include comments yetComments are included, but initially hidden.

As an example, here are the JSONJSON and HTMLHTML dumps of a deleted question.

License

Released under the MIT Open Source License.

Installation

Click here to install or update StackScraper.

Platforms

  • Google Chrome, probably
  • Mozilla Firefox + Greasemonkey, possibly

(Not well-tested yet.)

Contact

StackScraper was written by me, Jeremy Banks. Feedback and bug reports can be posted as comments or answers below.

Code

StackScraper was written in CoffeeScript. You can view or contribute to the source here on GitHub.

About

StackScraper is a user script that adds HTML and JSON export options to each question. The JSON loosely resembles the API format and includes the HTML and markdown bodies of all posts, as well as their comments and vote counts (if you have permission to view them). The HTML displays the content similarly to Stack Exchange and includes the necessary attribution. It doesn't include comments yet.

As an example, here are the JSON and HTML dumps of a deleted question.

License

Released under the MIT Open Source License.

Installation

Click here to install or update StackScraper.

Platforms

  • Google Chrome, probably
  • Mozilla Firefox + Greasemonkey, possibly

(Not well-tested yet.)

Contact

StackScraper was written by me, Jeremy Banks. Feedback and bug reports can be posted as comments or answers below.

Code

StackScraper was written in CoffeeScript. You can view or contribute to the source here on GitHub.

About

StackScraper is a user script that adds HTML and JSON export options to each question. The JSON loosely resembles the API format and includes the HTML and markdown bodies of all posts, as well as their comments and vote counts (if you have permission to view them). The HTML displays the content similarly to Stack Exchange and includes the necessary attribution. Comments are included, but initially hidden.

As an example, here are the JSON and HTML dumps of a deleted question.

License

Released under the MIT Open Source License.

Installation

Click here to install or update StackScraper.

Platforms

  • Google Chrome, probably
  • Mozilla Firefox + Greasemonkey, possibly

(Not well-tested yet.)

Contact

StackScraper was written by me, Jeremy Banks. Feedback and bug reports can be posted as comments or answers below.

Code

StackScraper was written in CoffeeScript. You can view or contribute to the source here on GitHub.

Source Link
Jeremy
Jeremy
  • 781
  • 5
  • 16

StackScraper - export questions as JSON or HTML

About

StackScraper is a user script that adds HTML and JSON export options to each question. The JSON loosely resembles the API format and includes the HTML and markdown bodies of all posts, as well as their comments and vote counts (if you have permission to view them). The HTML displays the content similarly to Stack Exchange and includes the necessary attribution. It doesn't include comments yet.

As an example, here are the JSON and HTML dumps of a deleted question.

License

Released under the MIT Open Source License.

Installation

Click here to install or update StackScraper.

Platforms

  • Google Chrome, probably
  • Mozilla Firefox + Greasemonkey, possibly

(Not well-tested yet.)

Contact

StackScraper was written by me, Jeremy Banks. Feedback and bug reports can be posted as comments or answers below.

Code

StackScraper was written in CoffeeScript. You can view or contribute to the source here on GitHub.