Saltaway
Saltaway is a Python package that aims to ease the process of archiving web pages at multiple archives.
Installation is simple:
pip install saltawayIt can be used from the command line:
saltaway https://example.orgAnd in Python:
import saltaway
saltaway.push('https://example.org')There is currently support for the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine and archive.is.
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