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lukasschwab / stackit

StackOverflow queries from the command line
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top questions by tag #15

Open marmalodak opened 9 years ago

marmalodak commented 9 years ago

This looks fantastic. Well done.

Unless I missed it (quite likely), there is no way to just browse for the top/newest/whatever questions on SO or SE, maybe by tag.

lukasschwab commented 9 years ago

@marmalodak I dig it! I'm adding it to our list of features to integrate.

I've never browsed SO like that, any chance you could explain how you'd use this feature // what your ideal implementation would look like?

marmalodak commented 9 years ago

For run, I might go to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/django+or+python+or+vim+or+tmux+or+bash+or+fedora+or+pycharm and see the Featured questions and try to learn something new about topics in which I'm interested. I imagine that I could do this with stackit:

stackit -t 'django python'

to show only questions tagged with 'django' and also with 'python', sorted by maybe newest or frequent or one of the other tabs.

Or maybe stackit -t 'django' -t 'python' to see questions tagged with either tag.

Or add a -q command line to see only the questions and not answers.

I could go on for a long time, but a command line argument to allow selection of frequent/votes/newest tab on SO's front page would be cool.

Thanks for putting this project up.

On Fri, Feb 13, 2015 at 2:32 PM, Lukas Schwab notifications@github.com wrote:

@marmalodak https://github.com/marmalodak I dig it! I'm adding it to our list of features to integrate.

I've never browsed SO like that, any chance you could explain how you'd use this feature // what your ideal implementation would look like?

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