Reddit killed Search that RedditSharp uses

[Clueless4ever]

In Things/Subreddit.cs: public Listing<Post> Search(DateTime from, DateTime to, Sorting sortE = Sorting.New, int max = -1) { }

This function will return Error 503 from now on, because reddit killed the search method. See annoucement: https://www.reddit.com/r/changelog/comments/7tus5f/update_to_search_api/

[Clueless4ever]

Hey, I think they reworked their search api and until proper changes are made in reddit sharp, not event he first method will work. The latter two methods will never again work since reddit killed the range search feature. (At least for „common Joe“ devs)

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From: Josh Jones [email protected] Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2018 5:10:01 AM To: CrustyJew/RedditSharp Cc: Clueless4ever; Author Subject: Re: [CrustyJew/RedditSharp] Reddit killed Search that RedditSharp uses (#171)

Quick question about this one... are all of the Search() methods broken or just this one with the date ranges in them? I noticed there are three in there:

public Listing<Post> Search(string terms, Sorting sortE = Sorting.Relevance, TimeSorting timeE = TimeSorting.All);

public Listing<Post> Search(DateTime from, DateTime to, Sorting sortE = Sorting.New);

public Listing<Post> Search(DateTimeOffset from, DateTimeOffset to, Sorting sortE = Sorting.New);

I am also not able to get the first one working when trying to get search results from the last week (TimeSorting.Week). Might be user error on my part, but just thought I would check. Thanks!

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[joshjonesdev]

Hey thanks for the reply! I actually deleted my comment on the thread in GitHub because the first method is working for me now. My problem was that I was trying to send it a blank search string.

Rock n roll!

On Sun, Apr 29, 2018, 5:15 AM Clueless4ever [email protected] wrote:

Hey, I think they reworked their search api and until proper changes are made in reddit sharp, not event he first method will work. The latter two methods will never again work since reddit killed the range search feature. (At least for „common Joe“ devs)

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From: Josh Jones [email protected] Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2018 5:10:01 AM To: CrustyJew/RedditSharp Cc: Clueless4ever; Author Subject: Re: [CrustyJew/RedditSharp] Reddit killed Search that RedditSharp uses (#171)

Quick question about this one... are all of the Search() methods broken or just this one with the date ranges in them? I noticed there are three in there:

public Listing<Post> Search(string terms, Sorting sortE = Sorting.Relevance, TimeSorting timeE = TimeSorting.All);

public Listing<Post> Search(DateTime from, DateTime to, Sorting sortE = Sorting.New);

public Listing<Post> Search(DateTimeOffset from, DateTimeOffset to, Sorting sortE = Sorting.New);

I am also not able to get the first one working when trying to get search results from the last week (TimeSorting.Week). Might be user error on my part, but just thought I would check. Thanks!

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[jeffward01]

is this working for anyone? I cannot get my search to work

     await foreach (var page in subreddit.Search("usa").Take(10).WithCancellation(killMounger.Token))
                {
                    System.Console.WriteLine("AuthorName: {0} -- Karma on Post: {1}", page.AuthorName, page.Score);
                }