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I actually whipped up a script last week, that is scheduled to run once a day, which fetches the Best Nodes and Worst Nodes nodes in raw mode. I don't have any post-processing done for the HTML I'm getting back, but it shouldn't be too hard to make a searchable archives for previous Best/Worst nodes.

#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use LWP::Simple ('getstore'); my @d = localtime; my $file = sprintf("%4i%02i%02i", $d[5]+1900, ++$d[4], $d[3]); for ('best', 'worst'){ my $url = "http://perlmonks.org/index.pl?node=$_+nodes&displa +ytype=raw"; my $html = getstore($url, 'bestworst/' . $file . "$_.html") or + warn "Cannot get $url: $!\n"; } exit 0;
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In reply to Re: Revamping... Best/Worst Nodes archives by OeufMayo
in thread Revamping 'Best Nodes of All Time' List by nysus

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