request_url_callback
See original GitHub issueHello I don’t understand how request_url_callback works I save last URL and change account after 50 post but it don’t continue after last post here is my code snippet
def handle_pagination_url(url):
global start_url
start_url = url
for page in PAGES:
while True:
posts = get_posts(page, credentials=next(accounts),
options={"comments": True,
"reactors": True,
"posts_per_page": 200,
"allow_extra_requests": True,
"sharers": True},
page_limit=None, extra_info=True, timeout=60,
start_url=start_url, request_url_callback=handle_pagination_url)
for i, post in enumerate(posts):
save_post()
if (i+1) % 50 == 0:
print(f"----- account: {c} changing -----")
break
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You can, but if you do that, when you request the page on which that post resides again you’d see posts you’d already seen
yeah