Sheep_maker wrote:

await (async () => {
  const followers = []
  let offset = 0
  let json
  do {
    json = await fetch(`https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/--explosion--/followers?offset=${offset}&limit=40`)
      .then(r => r.json())
    offset += 40
    followers.push(...json)
  } while (json.length === 40)
  return followers.map(follower => follower.username)
})()

returns an array of the usernames of your followers; you can run this in the console on the Scratch website. At least on Chrome you can right click the array that appears > Store as global variable, which stores the array in a variable (usually `temp1`). You can then do something like `temp1.join('\n')` to make it a string of the usernames separated by newlines

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Global Code
evaluateWithScopeExtension
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_wrapCall

Sheep_maker wrote:

await (async () => {
  const followers = []
  let offset = 0
  let json
  do {
    json = await fetch(`https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/--explosion--/followers?offset=${offset}&limit=40`)
      .then(r => r.json())
    offset += 40
    followers.push(...json)
  } while (json.length === 40)
  return followers.map(follower => follower.username)
})()

returns an array of the usernames of your followers; you can run this in the console on the Scratch website. At least on Chrome you can right click the array that appears > Store as global variable, which stores the array in a variable (usually `temp1`). You can then do something like `temp1.join('\n')` to make it a string of the usernames separated by newlines

--Explosion-- wrote:

I'm sorry, I can't get this to run, I noticed the syntax error and tried again, would you mind running it and then posting the followers list here? Thanks!

(1518) ["mnsj2", "scratch_Internet", "DUCKS789", "ScaIes", "hackettstudent3", "123hiforthereals12", "Imaginationstudio", "-Ashlyn-", "alexnewtronds", "jessiezhou2011", "the_cool_guyz", "Alchemaster", "-PixelParty-", "minecraftvsmoney", "sans_fan_clan_man", "DRB069", "TacticalEquator", "klasky1", "guiguipripri", "Nambaseking01", "marshmallow_funfood", "Audrey_Is_The_Queen", "vilizerio", "cs1866244", "Laffayeet", "Lazy_otter2_0", "jgao3626", "AreYouAlbert", "patchess554", "MiniMe2point0", "Elizdancer97", "dreamc19-s16", "Cooldude490", "SilverSpartan76", "Airlinefive", "avagsss", "dboderfield", "Dovestar8", "scoutnova", "752396", "WillyScratchMaker", "ThatOneWeirdDude", "SillyEar7", "ScratchTheCatNine4s", "A_nicePotato", "ArtDJ1", "Random_Human_Bean", "SuperCanon20", "Nat4537", "mickeymouse1929", "Dexo224", "Speedplay99", "_0xBadc0de", "Castillo512", "blackhamster125", "-most-", "Oscarjel1", "jesse8yunji", "wankexingyuan", "SCRACO65", "MD15G", "LB5G", "DarsithdLPS1920", "Jarvis3000", "thepixelist", "pizzaooh11", "BlueTheFlamesilk1", "Vividvibes_100", "CodePiramid", "404wt3094", "HermioneJGranger103", "SpottedleafIsAwsome", "explodingkittencat", "sozzles09", "phughes5", "y_naicker", "kc021", "Smile8900", "MarioMaker8008", "KIRAXLEEB", "poker10", "education-666", "Exploding_Test", "AwesomeBattleDroid", "cs3600056", "Alphapax", "derpydoop123", "xxlimited_dom", "tulatula", "Game_corner", "PinksMonkey", "EVB379968", "lengthhead1", "fantasticcatguy", "_DogePlayer_", "RedRebellion77", "JefferyTheSuperKat", "KiwigamerHD", "Rocketman14", "iornfists", …]

--Explosion-- wrote:

I'm sorry, I can't get this to run, I noticed the syntax error and tried again, would you mind running it and then posting the followers list here? Thanks!

(async () => {
  const followers = []
  let offset = 0
  let json
  do {
    json = await fetch(`https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/--explosion--/followers?offset=${offset}&limit=40`)
      .then(r => r.json())
    offset += 40
    followers.push(...json)
  } while (json.length === 40)
  return followers.map(follower => follower.username)
})()
  .then(usernames => {
    console.log(usernames)
  })

CatsUnited wrote:

--Explosion-- wrote:

I'm sorry, I can't get this to run, I noticed the syntax error and tried again, would you mind running it and then posting the followers list here? Thanks!

I managed to get the script to work when I ran it on Chrome's console log. I suggest trying it again with Chrome on your own machine, since it's not easy for me to be able to copy your follower list from the Chrome console due to the size of it, but here's the latest (100?) followers you have:

(1518) ["mnsj2", "scratch_Internet", "DUCKS789", "ScaIes", "hackettstudent3", "123hiforthereals12", "Imaginationstudio", "-Ashlyn-", "alexnewtronds", "jessiezhou2011", "the_cool_guyz", "Alchemaster", "-PixelParty-", "minecraftvsmoney", "sans_fan_clan_man", "DRB069", "TacticalEquator", "klasky1", "guiguipripri", "Nambaseking01", "marshmallow_funfood", "Audrey_Is_The_Queen", "vilizerio", "cs1866244", "Laffayeet", "Lazy_otter2_0", "jgao3626", "AreYouAlbert", "patchess554", "MiniMe2point0", "Elizdancer97", "dreamc19-s16", "Cooldude490", "SilverSpartan76", "Airlinefive", "avagsss", "dboderfield", "Dovestar8", "scoutnova", "752396", "WillyScratchMaker", "ThatOneWeirdDude", "SillyEar7", "ScratchTheCatNine4s", "A_nicePotato", "ArtDJ1", "Random_Human_Bean", "SuperCanon20", "Nat4537", "mickeymouse1929", "Dexo224", "Speedplay99", "_0xBadc0de", "Castillo512", "blackhamster125", "-most-", "Oscarjel1", "jesse8yunji", "wankexingyuan", "SCRACO65", "MD15G", "LB5G", "DarsithdLPS1920", "Jarvis3000", "thepixelist", "pizzaooh11", "BlueTheFlamesilk1", "Vividvibes_100", "CodePiramid", "404wt3094", "HermioneJGranger103", "SpottedleafIsAwsome", "explodingkittencat", "sozzles09", "phughes5", "y_naicker", "kc021", "Smile8900", "MarioMaker8008", "KIRAXLEEB", "poker10", "education-666", "Exploding_Test", "AwesomeBattleDroid", "cs3600056", "Alphapax", "derpydoop123", "xxlimited_dom", "tulatula", "Game_corner", "PinksMonkey", "EVB379968", "lengthhead1", "fantasticcatguy", "_DogePlayer_", "RedRebellion77", "JefferyTheSuperKat", "KiwigamerHD", "Rocketman14", "iornfists", …]

Sheep_maker wrote:

--Explosion-- wrote:

I'm sorry, I can't get this to run, I noticed the syntax error and tried again, would you mind running it and then posting the followers list here? Thanks!

At least on modern versions of Chrome, await is allowed by default without wrapping it in an async function; here's one for consoles that don't do that:

(async () => {
  const followers = []
  let offset = 0
  let json
  do {
    json = await fetch(`https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/--explosion--/followers?offset=${offset}&limit=40`)
      .then(r => r.json())
    offset += 40
    followers.push(...json)
  } while (json.length === 40)
  return followers.map(follower => follower.username)
})()
  .then(usernames => {
    console.log(usernames)
  })

This just logs the usernames; you can do whatever you want with the usernames array in the usernames => { … } function

Sheep_maker wrote:

--Explosion-- wrote:

I'm sorry, I can't get this to run, I noticed the syntax error and tried again, would you mind running it and then posting the followers list here? Thanks!

At least on modern versions of Chrome, await is allowed by default without wrapping it in an async function; here's one for consoles that don't do that:

(async () => {
  const followers = []
  let offset = 0
  let json
  do {
    json = await fetch(`https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/--explosion--/followers?offset=${offset}&limit=40`)
      .then(r => r.json())
    offset += 40
    followers.push(...json)
  } while (json.length === 40)
  return followers.map(follower => follower.username)
})()
  .then(usernames => {
    console.log(usernames)
  })

This just logs the usernames; you can do whatever you want with the usernames array in the usernames => { … } function

--Explosion-- wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

…

So I ran it and it worked, but it only gave me the first 99 followers, can I expand that list/export the full thing?

    console.log(usernames)

Sheep_maker wrote:

--Explosion-- wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

…

So I ran it and it worked, but it only gave me the first 99 followers, can I expand that list/export the full thing?

Perhaps Safari is truncating the array?

You can make it log a string instead; you can replace usernames in this line:

    console.log(usernames)

with either usernames.join('\n'), which make it a string with each username in its own line, or usernames.join(' '), which puts all the usernames in a single line separated by spaces. Then you should be able to copy the whole thing and paste it somewhere

--Explosion-- wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

--Explosion-- wrote:

I'm sorry, I can't get this to run, I noticed the syntax error and tried again, would you mind running it and then posting the followers list here? Thanks!

At least on modern versions of Chrome, await is allowed by default without wrapping it in an async function; here's one for consoles that don't do that:

(async () => {
  const followers = []
  let offset = 0
  let json
  do {
    json = await fetch(`https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/--explosion--/followers?offset=${offset}&limit=40`)
      .then(r => r.json())
    offset += 40
    followers.push(...json)
  } while (json.length === 40)
  return followers.map(follower => follower.username)
})()
  .then(usernames => {
    console.log(usernames)
  })

This just logs the usernames; you can do whatever you want with the usernames array in the usernames => { … } function

So I ran it and it worked, but it only gave me the first 99 followers, can I expand that list/export the full thing?

Sheep_maker wrote:

await (async () => {
  const followers = []
  let offset = 0
  let json
  do {
    json = await fetch(`https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/--explosion--/followers?offset=${offset}&limit=40`)
      .then(r => r.json())
    offset += 40
    followers.push(...json)
  } while (json.length === 40)
  return followers.map(follower => follower.username)
})()

returns an array of the usernames of your followers; you can run this in the console on the Scratch website. At least on Chrome you can right click the array that appears > Store as global variable, which stores the array in a variable (usually `temp1`). You can then do something like `temp1.join('\n')` to make it a string of the usernames separated by newlines

OwenRich wrote:

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OwenRich wrote:

-snip-
OOOOOF.

it's like 100k names of all griffpatch follower where to share.

--Explosion-- wrote:

Yay! It worked perfectly! But… For some reason it says I have 1769 followers even though I only have 1730

Sheep_maker wrote:

await (async () => {
  const followers = []
  let offset = 0
  let json
  do {
    json = await fetch(`https://api.scratch.mit.edu/users/--explosion--/followers?offset=${offset}&limit=40`)
      .then(r => r.json())
    offset += 40
    followers.push(...json)
  } while (json.length === 40)
  return followers.map(follower => follower.username)
})()

returns an array of the usernames of your followers; you can run this in the console on the Scratch website. At least on Chrome you can right click the array that appears > Store as global variable, which stores the array in a variable (usually `temp1`). You can then do something like `temp1.join('\n')` to make it a string of the usernames separated by newlines