Works just fine for me.anyone getting Error 003 when trying to add favourite ?
Not KemonoDev (and not working on this thing) but that's quite a vague error code.anyone getting Error 003 when trying to add favourite ?
Oh, its been implement? sweet. I'm gonna notify other threads and sites that fanbox comments can now be imported. So they can update their pages for content that are hidden within the comments.KemonoDev Thanks for the FANBOX comment importing! This one's appreciated because it can be hard to grab publicly depending on the situation.
Wasn't aware artists were doing this on fanbox too. I guess I don't support enough of them - only supporting enough to notice the ones removing things each month or casually adding plans the same way you described for Gumroad...Oh, its been implement? sweet. I'm gonna notify other threads and sites that fanbox comments can now be imported. So they can update their pages for content that are hidden within the comments.
So its only me then. it just say "error 003, could not favourite artist". i can unfavourite but not favourite for some reasonsRD8K pointed out.Not KemonoDev (and not working on this thing) but that's quite a vague error code.
Tried reporting on github? KemonoDev doesn't check there quite often but maybe one of the contributors could help you:So its only me then. it just say "error 003, could not favourite artist". i can unfavourite but not favourite for some reasons
/**
* The map of error names and their messages.
*/
export const errorList = new Map([
["001", "Could not favorite post."],
["002", "Could not unfavorite post."],
["003", "Could not favorite artist."],
["004", "Could not unfavorite artist."],
["005", "There might already be a flag here."],
["006", "Could not retrieve the list of bans."],
["007", "Could not retrieve banned artist."],
["008", "Could not retrieve artists."],
]);
async function favoriteArtist(service, userID) {
try {
const response = await kemonoFetch(
`/favorites/artist/${service}/${userID}`,
{ method: "POST" }
);
if (!response.ok) {
alert(`Error 003 - ${errorList.get("003")}`);
return false;
}
return true;
} catch (error) {
alert(error);
}
}
Not exactly offtopic imo, as this is one of Kemono's main issues that they outright refuse to address by using the 'let everyone hammer servers then order more servers' approach.The question is probably off-topic, but does anyone know or is there a program that downloads packs of photos from the authors?
I put it wrong, I meant uploading a photo from the site, take the same Miss Ally, there are 93 pages of photos and each one can be downloaded separately ...Not exactly offtopic imo, as this is one of Kemono's main issues that they outright refuse to address by using the 'let everyone hammer servers then order more servers' approach.
Yes, many of them, and they're the reason downloads are so slow and unreliable on limited server hardware. Importers usually complain about slow uploads, which means it is also a problem as without importing, there is nothing new to download.
To contribute on your end, you can use or code a script that sends a polite user agent, delays reasonably between each download and only sends one query at a time. This will take a very long time for even 500 files, but it does the job and doesn't molest the server.
Also, since cloud/peer based distribution was rejected, there is no way to have a smooth, mostly non-redundant content distribution approach, so you will likely be redownloading some files even after properly sending check and skip signals.
One of them is listed on their github page... and encouraged.
Ah damn. Sorry for misunderstanding your post.I put it wrong, I meant uploading a photo from the site, take the same Miss Ally, there are 93 pages of photos and each one can be downloaded separately ...
wget
command (will require Cygwin or similar on Windows, it's usually built-in).Bookmarked, thanks a lot! I literally couldn't find it but I'll admit I didn't exactly check the page source.You must be registered to see the links