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  • Lemmy

    šŸ€ A link aggregator and forum for the fediverse

    Idk much about Lemmy but looking at the source they do have an API defined. Unfortunately I donā€™t know rust so I canā€™t make much use of it in terms of modding. But looking at the endpoints it seems to have (most?) everything the Reddit API exposes. Thereā€™s also a fully typed TS client

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  • lemmy-js-client

    A javascript / typescript http and websocket client and type system for Lemmy.

    Idk much about Lemmy but looking at the source they do have an API defined. Unfortunately I donā€™t know rust so I canā€™t make much use of it in terms of modding. But looking at the endpoints it seems to have (most?) everything the Reddit API exposes. Thereā€™s also a fully typed TS client

  • RedditLemmyImporter

    šŸ”„ Anti-Reddit Aktion šŸ”„

    In terms of boot strapping this lemmy importer looks pretty helpful. Not sure if it will be affected by API changes but we can always fall back to web scraping.

  • Infinity-For-Reddit

    A Reddit client for Android

    Which would be good open source 3rd party apps to test with? I found a couple of mobile apps, like https://github.com/Docile-Alligator/Infinity-For-Reddit and https://github.com/Haptic-Apps/Slide

  • Slide

    Discontinued Slide is an open-source, ad-free Reddit browser for Android.

    Which would be good open source 3rd party apps to test with? I found a couple of mobile apps, like https://github.com/Docile-Alligator/Infinity-For-Reddit and https://github.com/Haptic-Apps/Slide

  • libreddit

    Private front-end for Reddit

    But it might be easier to modify and test with a server / desktop app instead. I think https://github.com/libreddit/libreddit or https://codeberg.org/teddit/teddit seem like decent clients to try. But maybe you know of something simpler?

  • Reddit

    Install the Reddit open source version from 2017. This is your stopgap.

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