The code imports necessary libraries and defines functions enterReddit and loginReddit to interact with the Reddit website using Selenium WebDriver. However, the code has several issues, including recursive function calls, unhandled errors, and incomplete implementation, which need to be addressed.
The redditPost function automates posting on Reddit using Selenium WebDriver, taking parameters such as content, start page, and driver instance to create and submit a post. It handles errors and uses Markdown formatting for the title and body, with optional title generation using a Large Language Model.
The code imports a'reddit post' module using the importer.import() function and assigns it to a constant redditPost. The testPost function, which uses redditPost, is then exported as a module, making it available for importing in other JavaScript files.
The redditWeekly function scrapes top links and posts from Reddit, extracts summaries, generates alternative summaries, and posts them to a specified page, with TODO comments indicating areas for further development.
The redditList function is an asynchronous function that retrieves a list of Reddit posts from a specified subreddit, handling parameters such as the start page and time span. It iteratively retrieves posts using the redditLinks function, checks for posts older than the specified time span, and introduces a delay between iterations to prevent infinite loops.
The redditLinks function uses Selenium WebDriver to scrape Reddit posts from a specified subreddit or URL, extracting title, timestamp, link, and comment count for each post, and returning an array of objects with additional metadata.
The redditLinks function scrapes Reddit posts from a specified subreddit or URL using Selenium WebDriver, extracting key metadata for each post. It returns an array of objects containing the scraped data, along with the URL of the next page of posts.
The testScraper function, exported as a module, scrapes Reddit links using a Selenium client instance, which is obtained by calling the getClient function, and returns the scraped results. The function takes an optional startPage parameter, defaulting to a specific Reddit URL, and modifies it if necessary to include a protocol.