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Usage
pip install 1app
Then, simply use the command periodically:
1app –params…
This will save data to:
settings.BASE_DIR/data/1app:default/Item
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If you want to seprate different sessions and sources, just use name param:
1app –params… –name Username
This will save to: settings.BASE_DIR/data/1app:Name/Type
The –name value can be arbitray filesystem-compatible filename sub-string, so, you can use it to separate data by accounts, languages, or other features.
NOTE: Corresponding auth and session data will be stored in settings.BASE_DIR/sessions folder.
Saving to specific DIR
Saving to custom folder simply pass –path parameter, like:
1app –params –name Name –path /home/mindey/Desktop/mydata
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