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I was able to sign-up successfully. But the download file is not set to public access (or something like that) on your S3. Screenshot: https://www.dropbox.com/s/i254xxbdenmqde1/screenshot%202023-...
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> although currently an enterprise feature. Wait, so we literally can't go faster than 1 req/s unless we pay? I have to say I'm pretty disappointed :/
If you attach to the running docker container, these defaults appear to be defined in /crul/dist/crul-docker/packages/startup/.env Don't spam APIs. That said, if you're determined to do so, there's not much this or any other tool can do to stop you from trying.
I was able to sign-up successfully. But the download file is not set to public access (or something like that) on your S3. Screenshot: https://www.dropbox.com/s/i254xxbdenmqde1/screenshot%202023-...
Thanks for the heads up. Could you share what browser you are using? And are you downloading from https://www.crul.com/account ?
Can it get text of a web page given just URL, like how pocket app saves the text or the link.
You would need to do a bit filtering to get the exact text you need. For example, to get the text for this post you could run: open https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34970917 || filter "(attributes.class == 'toptext')" || table innerText
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Thanks for the heads up. Could you share what browser you are using? And are you downloading from https://www.crul.com/account ?
Yes, trying to download from inside the Crul account after I successfully signed in. I'm using Safari 16.3 on macOS 13.2.1.
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You would need to do a bit filtering to get the exact text you need. For example, to get the text for this post you could run: open https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34970917 || filter "(attributes.class == 'toptext')" || table innerText
This requires me to know the HTML structure in advance. I want to do it on any page. Mozilla has readability JS which does it, wanted to know if this tool has the same feature. BTW it's a great tool.
open https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34970917 || filter "(nodeName == 'BODY')" || table innerText
Often you can use crul to discover the html structure in the results table. With a `find "text string"` to filter rows and then a filter on the column values that identify the desired elements.
Have you thought about open sourcing it? I realize you want to sustain a business, but an open core model with commercial features would allow you to do that. A free tool like this would be a welcome addition to the ecosystem, most of which is FOSS already, and would help build a community around your product.
Minor nitpick, the download says M1, but it prompts me to install Rosetta.