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    URS (Universal Reddit Scraper)

    URS (Universal Reddit Scraper)

    A comprehensive Reddit scraping command-line tool written in Python

    Universal Reddit Scraper, a comprehensive Reddit scraping command-line tool written in Python. Whether you are using URS for enterprise or personal use, I am very interested in hearing about your use case and how it has helped you achieve a goal. This is a comprehensive Reddit scraping tool that integrates multiple features. All files except for those generated by the wordcloud tool are exported to JSON by default. Wordcloud files are exported to PNG by default. All exported files are saved...
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