Pocket Stream Archive

yes! thank you so much. Needed this badly.

Now if only Chromium could learn to write WARC archives, then it would be on par! :) Great project!

This is great. All it needs is a Docker container and I'd be running it now (need to take some time aside this weekend to do that).

Would be cool to see this for Instapaper or Pinboard

If it would be connected to Pinboard.in as an alternative to Pocket I would be screaming with joy. :-)

PDFs are really not suitable for archiving websites since they're designed around pages and the web does not have pages. A better option is to render a page with JS turned on and…

But what do you do when a website has a broken media query, essentially destroying the print layout? Then a PDF is useless. Well, I took a screenshot, better than nothing.

The demo does not have images. Maybe try wget -nc -np -E -H -k -K -p -U 'Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.8.1.6) Gecko/20070802 SeaMonkey/1.1.4' -e robots=off

If it would be connected to Pinboard.in as an alternative to Pocket I would be screaming with joy. :-)

If you can get me a sample pinboard export to look at, I'll whip up a regex that makes it work.

Now if only Chromium could learn to write WARC archives, then it would be on par! :) Great project!

I would be very on-board with adding a warc exporting option. I also hate how Chrome tosses all history older than 3 months. Running an archiving proxy hooked up to archive.py…

This is cool. Could you add an option to either add tagging, or separate the tagged items into folders? e.g. "programming/", "docker/" etc, I often find myself digging through my…

I like having the sites by timestamp because they're guaranteed to be unique, and it makes traversing them easy. I'd be happy to add a tag column to the index though, which you…

What version of Google Chrome do you need for the PDF export to work? I tried it on 58.0.3029.96 (Linux) and this does nothing (no error messages, it just quits without writing…

59 or later, --headless is a brand new feature. apt-get install google-chrome-canary. https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2017/04/headless-chrome

I still use Firefox ScrapBook for this: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/scrapbook/ Just for articles, mind you, not entire websites.

Use zotero and you have your own personal Pocket with snapshots. In addition, you can add tags, organize stuff into folders, etc. https://www.zotero.org/

I've been running wallabag[1] for my own pocket instance. It's been running perfectly for a couple years. Also has a pocket import feature. [1] https://wallabag.org/en

Highly recommend switching to wpull (https://github.com/chfoo/wpull), which was built as a wget replacement. It's what grab-site uses, which is a successor to ArchiveTeam's…

Why is archive.org or one of the other centralized web archives not suitable for that? They don't index the content you want to retain?