RealmTester1: Reddit simulator (old.reddit.com)

RealmTester1 is a python program by github.com/Qin2007 to simulate reddit conversations

to make a fake convo simply make a comments.yaml in the directory.

set up

download python from python.org and make python install requirements.txt (pip install -r requirements.txt or the path to that file)

note that this will need to set up a web server to localhost:8080. which is how the user interface is displayed. to actually see your realm conversation go to that domain

yaml config

in the yaml configuration you write the exact convocation you want your characters to have (profile images not supported).

RealmTester: 0.0
post:
  title: Hot takes?
  subrealm: m/HotTakes
  body: |
    what are you guy's hot takes
  author_id: Favicond
authors:
  Favicond:
    flair_text: ""
    profile_image_url: https://ant.ractoc.com/dollmaker1/?bgcolor=%2300a8f3&fgcolor=%238cfffb&L=%23fff200&W=%23000000

that is a basic example of what to write.

RealmTester: 0.0 is the version of the RealmTester script (does nothing)

post: is the main item you'll be writing under. the post sub-block has a few items ("keys")

• title: is the post title
• subrealm: is basically the subreddit (RealmTester uses m/ instead of r/)
• body: is the post body. it supports markdown (be careful about html, it supports that too)
• author_id: an author under the authors: sub-block
• approval_status: approval_status is either "approved" or "removed" or "none" (DEFAULT="none"), [true, false, null] works too
• is_moderator: if true it will show the mod badge (ADMIN is not supported)
• flair_text: is the post flair text
• date: date is some numbers with a letter after it: Y for years, M for months (not minutes), D for days, H for hours, i for minutes, and s for seconds
  otherwise it can be a valid timestamp formatted YYYY-MM-DD
  for example 7i 5s is 7 minutes and 5 seconds ago
• current_user_vote: current_user_vote is either "up" or "down" or "none" (DEFAULT="none"), [true, false, null] works too. current user vote is how the votes are displayed, if its up then it will look like you upvoted
• votes: (must be a valid number) is the score displayed, unaffected by current_user_vote:

the main thing you'll be here for is

comments: each comment has the following keys (comments are very similar to posts)

• body: is the comment body. it supports markdown.
• author_id: an author under the authors: sub-block
• is_moderator: if true it will show the mod badge (ADMIN is not supported)
• date: (currently not implemented) date is some numbers with a letter after it: Y for years, M for months (not minutes), D for days, H for hours, i for minutes, and s for seconds
  otherwise it can be a valid timestamp formatted YYYY-MM-DD
  for example 7i 5s is 7 minutes and 5 seconds ago
• current_user_vote: current_user_vote is either "up" or "down" or "none" (DEFAULT=" none"), [true, false, null] works too. current user vote is how the votes are displayed, if its up then it will look like you upvoted
• votes: (must be a valid number) is the score displayed, unaffected by current_user_vote:
• is_locked: (currently not implemented) whether a comment is locked (boolean)
• is_stickied: (currently not implemented) whether a comment is stickied, note that only top level comments can be stickied and only one. the first one will be stickied if there are multiple with this on (boolean)

have fun