So I wrote about how Twitter is scrapping Revue.
Revue being phased out by Twitter
- #news
- #discuss
I was able to pull down all my subscribers, as you can export them.
That is important, but I also wanted all my past newsletter issues. Revue has an API, so I wrote a Deno script to save them.
This works great, but I was like, let's make this easier for folks who want to grab their newsletters and not have to worry about coding all this. So I wrote a small app to do it.
It uses a Netlify function written in TypeScript to grab the newsletter issues and good old HTML with some inlined style and inlined JavaScript.
I actually made it a site now if you want to be lazy. https://t.co/wUI7NJD84A https://t.co/1Ty6zSiR0Z
— Nick Taylor (he/him) (@nickytonline) November 13, 2022
Here's the source code if you're interested. It's all open source, MIT licensed.
The https://github.com/nickytonline/get-revue-newsletters repository on GitHubIf you have a Revue newsletter, try it out at revue.iamdeveloper.com. All you need to do is get a Revue API key. To get one, go to https://www.getrevue.co/app/integrations and request one. It should be at the bottom of the page. It takes around 24 hours to get your API key.