Organize Twitter in Scrapbox

We want to make that process of putting it together easy.

I tried a bot to put it all together, but it didn't work to my satisfaction.

Is it better to run JS in the browser than to do it via API?

How to do it from the Togetter edit screen

Sorting and removal can be done in a natural UI.

code:js

get_name = (tweet) => tweet.querySelector(".user_link .status_name").innerText.substring(1);

remove_mention = (text) => text.replace(/@\w+\s+/g, "");

concat_line = (text) => text.replace(/\n+/g, " ");

text = Array.from(tweets).map(x=> {

name = get_name(x)

body = x.querySelector(".tweet").innerText;

body = remove_mention(body)

//body = concat_line(body)

}).join("\n\n")

document.querySelector(".title_input").value = text

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From Togetter

code:js

tweets = document.getElementsByClassName("list_box type_tweet")

code:js

get_name = (tweet) => tweet.querySelector(".user_link .status_name").innerText.substring(1)

// e.g. getName(x) => "nishio"

code:js

count = {}

tweets.forEach(x=>{

name = get_name(x);

})

// e.g. {nishio: 26, YukiMihashi: 8, maltonn_: 1, ukkaripon: 3, teramotodaiki: 2, …}

code:js

// name_or_icon("nishio")

// name_or_icon("foo")

// "foo"

code:js

text = Array.from(tweets).map(x=> {

name = name_or_icon(getName(x))

body = x.querySelector(".tweet").innerText;

}).join("\n\n")

code:js

navigator.clipboard.writeText(text)

// on Devtool: Uncaught (in promise) DOMException: Document is not focused.

matome

code:js

tweets = document.getElementsByClassName("list_box type_tweet")

get_name = (tweet) => tweet.querySelector(".user_link .status_name").innerText.substring(1)

count = {}

tweets.forEach(x=>{

name = get_name(x);

})

code:js

tweets = document.getElementsByClassName("list_box type_tweet")

get_name = (tweet) => tweet.querySelector(".user_link .status_name").innerText.substring(1)

use_icon = {nishio:0, YukiMihashi:0, ukkaripon:0, teramotodaiki:0}

text = Array.from(tweets).map(x=> {

name = name_or_icon(get_name(x))

body = x.querySelector(".tweet").innerText;

}).join("\n\n")

I heard that iconic notation is not available in Helpfeel, so I guess I'll just have to do it this way for now.

code:js

tweets = document.getElementsByClassName("list_box type_tweet")

get_name = (tweet) => tweet.querySelector(".user_link .status_name").innerText.substring(1)

use_icon = {nishio:0, YukiMihashi:0, ukkaripon:0, teramotodaiki:0, kyasbal_1994: 3, mitoujr: 2, yasulab: 1}

text = Array.from(tweets).map(x=> {

name = name_or_icon(get_name(x))

body = x.querySelector(".tweet").innerText;

}).join("\n\n")

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