reddit-save VS MediaTracker

This was the base of it: https://github.com/samirelanduk/reddit-save

I'm mostly on reddit and I use reddit-save. It works well! Biggest issue is I'd like to be able to archive a thread to an arbitrary length.

reddit-save

Reddit: yes, we are on reddit and there is considerable amount of science and art. Already archiving all saved posts using reddit-save and some low-traffic subreddits in their entirety using unknown tool.

Maybe /u/IgnisDa's Ryot, /u/bonukai's MediaTracker or /u/sysLee's Movary can import and show this.

Rewriting MediaTracker as Ryot.

You could ask whether this feature might be added to /u/IgnisDa's Ryot, /u/bonukai's MediaTracker or /u/sysLee's Movary.

Have a look at /u/bonukai's MediaTracker and /u/sysLee's Movary

Like the name Movary hopefully implies, the focus was on tracking movies from the start, the plan is to make Movary the best movie tracking solution, there are other FOSS alternatives for tracking multiple media types (e.g. bonukai/MediaTracker)

It's pretty basic but I use MediaTracker for things I don't want/need to download.

As for a way to keep track of your media, give Media Tracker a try. I've been using it myself as a self hosted alternative to Trakt as well as to keep track of books and audiobooks. It also works with games, although I don't use them.

There is https://github.com/bonukai/MediaTracker and I would be happy enough with its UI despite its flaws, but it's near abandoned and doesn't offer csv import/export functionality.

Check MediaTracker, I have it installed it but havent had the time to play with it https://github.com/bonukai/MediaTracker