Topic: Swiss army knife Tool to query Merit data online - Full History - page 4. (Read 19447 times)
Good work, topic starter! I wonder, where have you got the list of the BitcoinTalk users? Have you parsed the forum for that? As far as I know, there is no user names in the file "merit.txt.xz".
I just added direct link to the personal page in bitcointalk as well and a link to each single transaction within the tool itself.
If there are any other good suggestions for some other functionality to implement i'm open to it.
If there are any other good suggestions for some other functionality to implement i'm open to it.
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I also did some improvement on the visual presentation, now it looks a bit more modern and perhaps easier to read:
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It works fine now, and it’s very fast to give the response. I like the fact that clicking on the From /To user from the list takes you to that clicked user’s history. I also did some improvement on the visual presentation, now it looks a bit more modern and perhaps easier to read:
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If you plan on enhancing it, perhaps a direct access to the profiles (such as when clicking the Msg link) would come in handy for some, but the current functionality is nice too.
Looks like we've now got at least four different options to download Merit TXs surpassing the 120 day limit, so as long as some of them keep on being updated we won’t be left in the dark.
Just a couple of quick comments:
1. The parameters are case sensitive (i.e. DdmrDdmr gives us results but not ddmrddmr when using the ToUser parameter: https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?id=DdmrDdmr) -> You have mentioned in on your post, but I dived straight in before re-reading it all... perhaps place it in bold.
2. The links to the users once the list is brough up do not seem to work, giving a 404 (file not found) error. The Msg does work nevertheless.
Just a couple of quick comments:
1. The parameters are case sensitive (i.e. DdmrDdmr gives us results but not ddmrddmr when using the ToUser parameter: https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?id=DdmrDdmr) -> You have mentioned in on your post, but I dived straight in before re-reading it all... perhaps place it in bold.
2. The links to the users once the list is brough up do not seem to work, giving a 404 (file not found) error. The Msg does work nevertheless.
Thank you for the feedback!
I made some changes to fix the missing link, now is also possible look up a user name without worrying about capital letters in it, this will give the same results:
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?id=DDMRDDMR
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?id=ddmrddmr
I also did some improvement on the visual presentation, now it looks a bit more modern and perhaps easier to read:
Looks like we've now got at least four different options to download Merit TXs surpassing the 120 day limit, so as long as some of them keep on being updated we won’t be left in the dark.
Just a couple of quick comments:
1. The parameters are case sensitive (i.e. DdmrDdmr gives us results but not ddmrddmr when using the ToUser parameter: https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?id=DdmrDdmr) -> You have mentioned in on your post, but I dived straight in before re-reading it all... perhaps place it in bold.
2. The links to the users once the list is brough up do not seem to work, giving a 404 (file not found) error. The Msg does work nevertheless.
Just a couple of quick comments:
1. The parameters are case sensitive (i.e. DdmrDdmr gives us results but not ddmrddmr when using the ToUser parameter: https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?id=DdmrDdmr) -> You have mentioned in on your post, but I dived straight in before re-reading it all... perhaps place it in bold.
2. The links to the users once the list is brough up do not seem to work, giving a 404 (file not found) error. The Msg does work nevertheless.
I created a tool to query the all history of merit transactions, for any need you may find useful.
There are a series of parameter that can be passed into the url to get the data you want. It could also be used in here as a way to show some transaction simply by posting a link.
The data is updated to the 8th of June. Give it a try, the instructions are below with some ready example.
The result table has embedded links for users, which are pointing back to the full merit history within the tool itself, to the user profile page in bitcointalk and a ready link to jump to the comment merited as well:
Update: copy to clipboard and forum formatting:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.40512247
Latest Layout
Full Merit data history visualization per user
Query data visualization (can be based on merits,time,users)
Some example that can help you to get started on how to use it:
Show a single merit transaction:
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?tx=42723
Filter by users:Username need to be accurate and exactly as you see them in the forum, in case a username is not mapped you can simply use the user id.
Full merit history for Jet Cash:
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?id=Jet%20Cash
Merit sent from Jet Cash to bitmover
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?fromuser=Jet%20Cash&touser=bitmover
Filter by date:
Merit given by TMAN to TheUltraElite starting from 2018-06-01
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?fromuser=TMAN&touser=TheUltraElite&dategreater=2018-06-01
Merit given by TMAN to TheUltraElite going backward from 2018-06-01
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?fromuser=TMAN&touser=TheUltraElite&datelower=2018-06-01
Merit given by TMAN to TheUltraElite between (dates included) 2018-04-01 and 2018-05-01
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?fromuser=TMAN&touser=TheUltraElite&datelower=2018-05-01&dategreater=2018-04-01
Filter by Merit:
merit given by suchmoon >= 10
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?fromuser=suchmoon&meritgreater=10
merit given by suchmoon <= 2
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?fromuser=suchmoon&meritlower=2
merit given by suchmoon between 5 and 7 (>= 5 and <= 7)
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?fromuser=suchmoon&meritlower=7&meritgreater=5
merit given by suchmoon = 6
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?fromuser=suchmoon&meritequal=6
A combination of everything:
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?fromuser=TMAN&touser=yogg&datelower=2018-06-01&dategreater=2018-05-01&meritegreater=5&meritlower=10
Bonus:
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?meritgreater=50
There are a series of parameter that can be passed into the url to get the data you want. It could also be used in here as a way to show some transaction simply by posting a link.
The data is updated to the 8th of June. Give it a try, the instructions are below with some ready example.
The result table has embedded links for users, which are pointing back to the full merit history within the tool itself, to the user profile page in bitcointalk and a ready link to jump to the comment merited as well:
Update: copy to clipboard and forum formatting:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.40512247
Latest Layout
Full Merit data history visualization per user
Query data visualization (can be based on merits,time,users)
Some example that can help you to get started on how to use it:
Show a single merit transaction:
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?tx=42723
Filter by users:
Full merit history for Jet Cash:
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?id=Jet%20Cash
Merit sent from Jet Cash to bitmover
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?fromuser=Jet%20Cash&touser=bitmover
Filter by date:
Merit given by TMAN to TheUltraElite starting from 2018-06-01
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?fromuser=TMAN&touser=TheUltraElite&dategreater=2018-06-01
Merit given by TMAN to TheUltraElite going backward from 2018-06-01
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?fromuser=TMAN&touser=TheUltraElite&datelower=2018-06-01
Merit given by TMAN to TheUltraElite between (dates included) 2018-04-01 and 2018-05-01
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?fromuser=TMAN&touser=TheUltraElite&datelower=2018-05-01&dategreater=2018-04-01
Filter by Merit:
merit given by suchmoon >= 10
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?fromuser=suchmoon&meritgreater=10
merit given by suchmoon <= 2
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?fromuser=suchmoon&meritlower=2
merit given by suchmoon between 5 and 7 (>= 5 and <= 7)
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?fromuser=suchmoon&meritlower=7&meritgreater=5
merit given by suchmoon = 6
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?fromuser=suchmoon&meritequal=6
A combination of everything:
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?fromuser=TMAN&touser=yogg&datelower=2018-06-01&dategreater=2018-05-01&meritegreater=5&meritlower=10
Bonus:
https://albertoit.github.io/Visualization/Merit%20js%20tool/filterMeritLocal.html?meritgreater=50
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