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Create data pipeline from weekly threads on Reddit's r/books #1169
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I'm not sure how'd we'd programmatically pull books from reddit, but I think the idea is cool. Assigning jdlrobson (not tagging per request) as this is front end related. |
I'll take this one; this so much my cup of tea. (The main plan is finding the bold Title, by author text, and then searching solr for |
I'd strongly advise against more carousels until we have the data requested in #2160 |
This is something I'm pretty excited about implementing even if its final form factor isn't a carousel. Although I highly doubt I'll have the time to implementing it any time soon :P |
@cdrini I've changed the title of this issue to better reflect the end goal. |
Nice! That's exactly what I had in mind :) |
I'm guessing Mek added the "Can it be closed?" label because reddit api is no longer public and we probably don't want to pay for it. Please reopen if you feel otherwise. |
Actually, I was reading and maybe if we are really low volume we can still make these requests for free. But their new dev stuff is still in a waitlist |
Creating a carousel that gets data from Reddit might be a way to provide fresh, varying content on the front page. Weekly threads like What Books Did You Start or Finish Reading This Week? have book titles that are relatively easy to parse out.
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