the api documentation is declared as soon
since they launched and apperantly they want to charge now for backing up your content.
I respect that they want to cover their costs with such a model and not mine out their users data but I don't want to pay to get my data back. So I hacked this together, you mainly just have to do 2 requests to get the list of collection ids. you can do so with curl as well.
Requests
The system is build with express and uses JSON for everything
Login
https://raindrop.io/api/auth/login
Body:
{
"email": "...",
"password": "..."
}
Collections and Bookmarks
https://raindrop.io/api/collections
for the List of IDs of collections
See types.go for a description of the fields in the response.
Usage
gumbrealla <email>
Installation
if you have go installed you can just run:
go get github.com/cryptix/gombrella
Pre-build binaries are hosted at bintray.com
gombrella downloads (version 0.0.2-snapshot)
Darwin (Apple Mac)
FreeBSD
Linux
MS Windows
NetBSD
OpenBSD
Other files
ssh/terminal ReadPassword() doesn't work on Solaris and Plan9... if there is demand I might look for another implementation.
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