At first glance I love this, looking forward to putting it through its paces. I often use wget to backup local copies of websites and it's been frustrating having no easy/automatic system to (a) keep easy information about when the snapshot was taken and (b) allows me to incrementally relate that snapshot into a network of historical info
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At first glance I love this, looking forward to putting it through its paces. I often use wget to backup local copies of websites and it's been frustrating having no easy/automatic system to (a) keep easy information about when the snapshot was taken and (b) allows me to incrementally relate that snapshot into a network of historical info
Thanks for checking out the project. You can also query the underlying database at ~/.erised/erised.sqlite3 if you prefer SQL over JSON strings.
Cool.
How does it work? What's under hood?
It uses Electron under the hood.
https://electron.atom.io/
ok, but does it archive whole website or just one page (given URL)?
It only archives the one page.