I have some data What do you need?

By some, LoyceV means every available piece of data that you could possibly (and in some cases impossibly) need.

I do not think I have seen this tool before. It looks really good and of practical use to those not familiar with usernames here. I would prefer to have a website like with bpip does and not a script but this will give more real time data to those using it while on the forum.

- Jay -

It’s not just a userscript for the forum; there’s also a web version, just like bpip or bitlist.
For example, here’s your user profile: https://brdbscoreapi.ace-d89.workers.dev/profile/3471165
I realise that not everyone likes using a tool via a userscript.


Yes, it’s actually taking a long time to get the initial data. In fact, I’m not tracking all the forum UserIDs, just the ones my tool recognises so far – there are about 19,000+ of them – and it took about 26 hours to run the full check.
I’ll have a look at your data and see if it’s useful for my specific situation. Thanks, LoyceV

Update

The tool has been restarted and is now up and running again, but it is no longer directly linked to the Bitlist API. I would still like to thank Tryninja for providing the initial data.
The tool now has its own database; obviously, it is not as comprehensive as Bitlist or BPIP, but it will gradually be populated.
The data displayed on both the userscript and the website is updated in real time; only the graph will be updated from time to time – I believe the scraping cycle takes around 28 hours.
Unfortunately, for many profiles there has been a drop in posts and merits over the last 120 days, but this data will synchronise day by day. Profiles such as Fillippone’s, which have received thousands of merits, could not be retrieved via the page scrape because the worker timed out, so the realignment will take around 120 days.
I hope the tool proves useful to everyone; further updates will follow.

I still have some of the data I’ve collected from Bitlist over the last few months; I’ve kept it as a starting point, but I’ve now removed all references to the Bitlist API, with the exception of the Merit page – though that too will be removed as soon as my database has enough data.
It won’t be easy, and I don’t know if the Cloudflare worker can be used for this purpose for much longer.
At the bottom of the profile page there should be a reference to Bitlist, if I’m not mistaken, so this option is already available.

In theory, everything should be calculated correctly now, but it’s still a work in progress.
Calculations can sometimes play tricks on you; for example, your graph has been falling over time, but the day before yesterday it dropped sharply, whereas today it’s gone back up.
I need to figure out what the worker is doing wrong or what’s going wrong with the scraper.
It’s obviously something to keep an eye on.

When I migrated to the new scraper, I unfortunately forgot to include some data needed for the BRDb count.
This led to a drastic drop in numbers for all users; by the time I realised, it was already too late – almost all the UserIDs had already been scraped – but I think I’ve sorted that problem out now.

Unfortunately, I can’t quite figure out what’s not working as it should. If it was working before and you haven’t changed anything this week, it should still be working.
Have a look in the developer tools (if you’re using Chrome or a similar browser) to see if any errors appear in the console, and share them here in the thread. Maybe I’ll be able to work out where the problem lies.

OK, the main thing is that the problem has been sorted out, even though I didn’t make any changes.
We’ll still need to look into the issue, though; it might happen again, and to other users as well. But for now, that’s fine. If it does happen again, please check the console and see if there are any errors.