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#!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- | |
''' | |
Installation: | |
1) Add this package as a python wrapper to search the comicvine api: | |
https://github.com/jessebraham/comicvine-search | |
I wasn't able to get this module to install so I copied it to the same folder as the .py file (or add to you env of course) | |
2) Replace [mylar api key] with your api key | |
3) Replace [mylar server address] with your server in the format: http://servername:port/ (make sure to include the slash at the end) | |
4) Replace [comicvine api key] with your api key |
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#!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
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''' | |
This script will search you wishlist at league of comic geeks, and then add each series to mylar. If you add one issue for a series, it will | |
just add the series (and search for missing issues if you have that setting selected in mylar) | |
The URL for your wishlist is: https://leagueofcomicgeeks.com/profile/[username]/wish-list | |
I think it is possible to change to use your collection instead, by changing the wishlistURL, but I haven't testing that much. Ideally, it would pull your | |
pull list, but the page layout for that is more complicated as each week is a page. If you upgrade to pro for $2 a month, your pull list will auto add to either wishlist or | |
your collection, but I haven't tested that either. |