How do i find the requests in the Twitter DM developer page about dmarchiver

[sussron]

Now I can't find your reply to me with the updated information on how to do this. I'm new to this site. You had replied not to have me reply there but to click to fill out one of these, but now i can't get back to that initial interchange we had. I t hink i found the two ID#'s and now i don't know what to do. ugh.

[Mincka]

Hello!

You don't have to apologize, I'm here to help! 😄

Actually, I've made the script a lot easier to use and you don't have to find your auth_token anymore. It's also not mandatory anymore to find your conversation ID because the script will just get all of them, which should be fine if you don't have hundred of conversations. 😉

I've updated the documentation with the new installation and quick start steps.

I need you to tell me if you managed to perform the script installation on macOS. Try to open a Terminal and type the following:

$ pip3 install dmarchiver
$ dmarchiver

If you have an error with the first command, you may need to run the following to install Python 3:

$ brew install python3

If you've installed the script previously, run the following to upgrade it and run it:

$ pip3 install dmarchiver --upgrade
$ dmarchiver

The script will prompt you for your username & password and that's all you need now!

So I don't think you'll need your conversation ID but I guess that's the value of the data-thread-id in your second screenshot. In fact, the method I've previously given in the documentation was based on the identification in the conversation (or thread) ID using the "Network" tab to see the requests.

Just for you information, your first comment is right there.

[sussron]

Omg so nice of you to reply! I'll try what you suggest. I had tried the
script thing and got error screen but I'll try again. I will take photo of
screen if it gets error again.

Thanks again!!
Ronnie

On Oct 23, 2016 6:14 PM, "Julien Ehrhart" [email protected] wrote:

Hello!

You don't have to apologize, I'm here to help! 😄

Actually, I've made the script a lot easier to use and you don't have to
find your auth_token anymore. It's also not mandatory anymore to find
your conversation ID because the script will just get all of them, which
should be fine if you don't have hundred of conversations. 😉

I've updated the documentation with the new installation and quick start
steps.

I need you to tell me if you managed to perform the script installation on
macOS. Try to open a Terminal and type the following:

$ pip3 install dmarchiver
$ dmarchiver

If you have an error with the first command, you may need to run the
following to install Python 3:

$ brew install python3

If you've installed the script previously, run the following to upgrade it
and run it:

$ pip3 install dmarchiver --upgrade
$ dmarchiver

The script will prompt you for your username & password and that's all you
need now!

Just for you information, your first comment is right there
ac3b7dd#commitcomment-19420643
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[sussron]

Hi Julien I had replied but see message was kicked back because it exceed
size limitations. I had attached screen shot of my errors. I will try to
reduce file size and resend.

On Oct 23, 2016 6:14 PM, "Julien Ehrhart" [email protected] wrote:

Hello!

You don't have to apologize, I'm here to help! 😄

Actually, I've made the script a lot easier to use and you don't have to
find your auth_token anymore. It's also not mandatory anymore to find
your conversation ID because the script will just get all of them, which
should be fine if you don't have hundred of conversations. 😉

I've updated the documentation with the new installation and quick start
steps.

I need you to tell me if you managed to perform the script installation on
macOS. Try to open a Terminal and type the following:

$ pip3 install dmarchiver
$ dmarchiver

If you have an error with the first command, you may need to run the
following to install Python 3:

$ brew install python3

If you've installed the script previously, run the following to upgrade it
and run it:

$ pip3 install dmarchiver --upgrade
$ dmarchiver

The script will prompt you for your username & password and that's all you
need now!

Just for you information, your first comment is right there
ac3b7dd#commitcomment-19420643
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[Mincka]

Maybe you could copy and paste the text of the error?

Could your error be related to this one? #1

[sussron]

Error

On Oct 26, 2016 2:28 PM, "Julien Ehrhart" [email protected] wrote:

Maybe you could copy and paste the text of the error?

Could your error be related to this one?
#1 #1

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[Mincka]

Sorry, but it seems the images are not added to the thread when they are embedded in e-mail.

Could you just copy and paste the error here? Thanks.

[sussron]

I attached the image/screenshot here ad a *.png image on phone using
Gmail. I can post it on your site tomorrow.
Sorry

On Oct 27, 2016 3:44 PM, "Julien Ehrhart" [email protected] wrote:

Sorry, but it seems the images are not added to the thread when they are
embedded in e-mail.

Could you just copy and paste the error here? Thanks.

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[Mincka]

Hello,

The instructions for Mac OS X and the tool have been updated with bug fixes. Could you follow the updated instructions on the homepage and tell me if you manage to download your DMs?

[Mincka]

An easier method is now available to retrieve a conversation ID:
https://github.com/Mincka/DMArchiver#how-to-get-a-conversation_id