redditwarp VS reddit-api-doc-notes

The rate limiting logic for the sync client is contained within this file.

For examples of how to perform the authorisation code flow, see this and this script.

Regarding PRAW’s resource usage, I think you’ll enjoy my new library RedditWarp better because it has a more efficient streaming mechanism.

Also see how RedditWarp does it: https://github.com/Pyprohly/redditwarp/blob/main/redditwarp/model_loaders/comment_tree_SYNC.py.

There are two libraries for making Pushshift requests: PMAW, and RedditWarp.

Building an API wrapper? Check out these notes I put together and used to helped me with this endeavour.

Endpoint information: https://github.com/Pyprohly/reddit-api-doc-notes/blob/main/docs/api-reference/comment_tree.rst.

I assure you I have not been naive when developing this library. I have spent years going through and documenting the API endpoints’ responses and I like to think I have a good grasp on where, when, and what attributes are returned and by what endpoints.

Another Redditor sent me this great resource for understanding all the data fields that are output by Reddit's API endpoints. It is currently incomplete, and includes some guesswork. Apparently there is no official documentation like this (please correct me if that's wrong).

Luckily, there's some great people out there that have done that work! Check out https://github.com/Pyprohly/reddit-api-doc-notes/tree/main/docs/api-reference. It's organized in mostly the same way the official docs are.

You'll want to use /r/{subreddit}/about (official API docs here, and over here for some unofficial docs on what is returned). The field on the object that is returned that you're looking for is user_is_subscriber.

If you are looking for some documentation on the draft API endpoints, see here. A draft is created using the POST /api/v1/draft endpoint.

The information I’ve given here can be found in the detailed documentation notes I’ve been working on.

Thanks for the premium. I can now document POST saved_categories.