Is there any way to save 'content' of a post in a separate text file?

[AFGreeneye]

Is there any way to save 'content' of a post in a separate text file?

gallery-dl -K https://kemono.su/patreon/...

content
  <p>Finally!</p><p>Hey everyone. </p><p>See, I started making this page before I got sick, and I am only now starting to feel close to 100% myself again. </p><p>Heheh… as I wrote this, I began to sneeze… Sniff… oh bugger. </p><p>I hope you will enjoy this page. </p><p>Yours truly</p>

[AFGreeneye]

Is the answer going to be like this post: #5556

[AFGreeneye]

And how can I add that setting to my gallery-dl config file?

{
	"extractor": {
		"kemonoparty": {
			"metadata": true,
			"username": "username",
			"password": "password",
			"base-directory": "E:/XXX/Picture/Kemono/",
			"discord" : {
				"directory": ["{author['username']!c}_{subcategory!c}"],
				"filename": "{author['username']!c}_{subcategory!c}_{date:%Y.%m.%d}_{filename!C}.{extension}"
			},
			"directory": ["{username!c}_{subcategory!c}"],
			"filename": "{username!c}_{subcategory!c}_{date:%Y.%m.%d}_{title!C}_{num}.{extension}"
		}
	}
}

[mikf]

Yep, something like that. You add it by copy-pasting it into your existing settings and adjusting it:

{
    "extractor": {
	"kemonoparty": {
	    "metadata": true,
	    "username": "username",
	    "password": "password",
	    "base-directory": "E:/XXX/Picture/Kemono/",
	    "discord" : {
		    "directory": ["{author['username']!c}_{subcategory!c}"],
		    "filename": "{author['username']!c}_{subcategory!c}_{date:%Y.%m.%d}_{filename!C}.{extension}"
	    },
	    "postprocessors": [
		{
		    "name" : "metadata",
		    "event": "post",
		    "skip": true,
		    "content-format": "{content|description|''}\n",
		    "filename": "{username!c}_{subcategory!c}_{date:%Y.%m.%d}_{title!C}.txt"
		}
	    ],
	    "directory": ["{username!c}_{subcategory!c}"],
	    "filename": "{username!c}_{subcategory!c}_{date:%Y.%m.%d}_{title!C}_{num}.{extension}"
	}
    }
}

[AFGreeneye]

Thanks! it works, but it copies the exact 'content' with html tags:
<p>They might be alternative, but they are damn efficient! </p><p>I hope you like it, and of course… stay obs for the rest!</p <p>Yours truly</p><p>Hammer</p>
Is there anyway that to remove the tags and put them in lines like this:

They might be alternative, but they are damn efficient!
I hope you like it, and of course… stay obs for the rest!
Yours truly
Hammer

[Hrxn]

Or, keep the tags and make a HTML file instead of a TXT one.

[mikf]

HTML tags can be removed with !H ({content|''!H}),
but there is no easy way to also replace paragraphs with newlines.