ArchiveBox: Open-source self-hosted web archive
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#4As an aside,
wget -r -k -np
works surprisingly well for my offline needs.For permanent access I defer to archive.is
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#5Is there some tool that would allow one to make a copy of a modern SPA? Is that even possible?
EDIT: I'm sad to see launchaco.com go, it would be a perfect tool for a project I'm working on. I don't mind paying, but I gather this is not possible anymore, and anyway, it might take some time for me to have everything ready...
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#6If this were running on a self-hosted server, could it be invoked from an iOS shortcut on phone/tablet?
There is an open issue on GitHub to add an API. Once that feature is implemented, adding a web page where links can be submitted for archival becomes trivial.
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#7I was poking through the documentation - how does ArchiveBox generate the WARC file? I see the web page is archived in HTML, PNG and PDF using Chrome, but I don't think Chrome natively has the ability to create WARC files, does it?
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#8If this were running on a self-hosted server, could it be invoked from an iOS shortcut on phone/tablet?
Potentially, yes. There is an open issue on GitHub to add an API. Once that feature is implemented, adding a web page where links can be submitted for archival becomes trivial.
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#9I was poking through the documentation - how does ArchiveBox generate the WARC file? I see the web page is archived in HTML, PNG and PDF using Chrome, but I don't think Chrome natively has the ability to create WARC files, does it?
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#10This sounds like a very good idea, but I'm having trouble making it work. For example, let's say I want to save a great website which will probably disappear soon ( https://launchaco.com ). I run `echo https://launchaco.com | ./archive` and then...? The generated index.html doesn't load css and js files. Or is this more for static content? Is there some tool that would allow one to make a copy of a modern SPA? Is tha…