Single/batch scraping using list addresses
Define the list addresses, press Enter for each new address:[>]: https://letterboxd.com/crew/list/best-movie-posters-of-2021/
[>]: https://letterboxd.com/crew/list/2021-most-popular-films-by-bipoc-directors/
[>]: https://letterboxd.com/crew/list/drawn-into-2022-ten-animated-features-to/
Send "." at the end when your lists are exhausted. Alternatively, you can use "." at the end of your last list address:
[>]: .
[>]: https://letterboxd.com/crew/list/drawn-into-2022-ten-animated-features-to/.
To automatically approve the specified lists, you can use ".." double dots:
[>]: ..
[>]: https://letterboxd.com/crew/list/drawn-into-2022-ten-animated-features-to/..
Scraping by specifying the list name
To use the list search mode, your entry should start with the "?" question mark.Following that, the text that follows should be the parameter you want to search for, such as "Crime Movies" or "Samurai Movies".
An example query:
[>]: ?crime movies It will find and continue to scrape all lists containing "crime movies."
[>]: ?crime movies!10 Here, we set the scraping limit by using "!". It is set to the first 10 lists.
[>]: ?crime movies!10. If you use a period "." at the end of a query, it will automatically approve all the added lists.