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Releases: LordRusk/goscrape

v1.3.3

02 Feb 06:37
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Finalize style, everything is up to standard.

Release binaries compiled with across.

v1.3.2

17 Jan 09:16
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Use os.Exit() instead of return, along with a few other logical changes. There is like 2 commits that make up this release, figure out the changes if you really care.

v1.3.1

04 Jan 07:28
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release info: amd64 and 386 windows executeables included along side linux executable. Moved from getopt to flag package. All possible errors handled and checked for.

v1.3

22 Dec 10:41
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Error handling done mostly with fmt.Errorf rather then log.Fatal(errors.New()) or errors.New() for ease of formatting. Download moved out of its own function because having a function that is only called once in the code forces people to jump around your code. It's much more readable...(if you know how to read code). License added. Generally better written GO.

v1.2

09 Oct 03:51
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Lot's of smaller improvements and generally better written GO.

v1.0

09 Sep 03:26
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Big changes with version 1.0, changed to using simple read-only api instead of reqest library, regex, etc. This has given the scraper great speed increases, along with cool additions like the -o option which will save the files as their original uploaded name rather then post-id. Another change is the addition of getopts, which now handles customDownloadDir and useOrigFilename, along with giving goscrape a nice default instructional error message. Goscrape has probably reached it's peak, I don't want it to get any more complex, but I've thought that many times before.