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by pabue 6y ago
Thanks!
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by pabue 6y ago
No, the extraction is done with puppeteer and chromium on the server. When someone downloads an image it's first downloaded to the server and then returned to the client, since it's not possible to download something via Javascri
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by pabue 6y ago
Thanks! Frontend: Vue.js, Buefy and Tailwind.css Backend/Api: Laravel Scraper: Puppeteer with puppeteer-cluster to enable concurrency and using a proxy to prevent getting blocked
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by pabue 6y ago
Thank you!
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by pabue 6y ago
Thanks, nice to hear. Wow, didn't know about this feature in firefox. I was thinking about adding support for audio and video as well, but I'm not sure if there is really a need for that.
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by pabue 6y ago
Thank you! Nice catch. I just removed the url validation, so using urls without the http:// part will work now.
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by pabue 6y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I will look into the download issue. But i think it might be caused by the actual size you want to extract the images from. Currently the whole download may fail if one image fails to download. Adding an option to s
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by pabue 6y ago
Extract.pics is a small side project and the result of a few inconveniences. In the past months I have been working on the redesign of two news websites, so I needed a lot of images while creating the cencepts/mockups. I encountered a
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by pabue 6y ago
Clean design, I like it. One thing, I got stuck on the sign up because my password was too long I think. But I didn't get an error message. When using the dark mode, the constrast is really heavy. I would brighten the background a bit
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by pabue 6y ago
One thing first: The design of the waiting room/lobby is really beautiful! But I dont like the simplicity of the landing page. It looks a bit boring and bland to me. Maybe show a nice example lobby (or a screenshot) directly at the beg
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