downloading old bets

[PaulRobarge]

what program do we need to use to download the old bets? ive tried on my new phone and new computer and its not letting me open the files and the logs only go back 1000 bets 

[Dansliplol]

Bet archive is Json file, search on Google for info. 

[Atreyutreytrey]

so glad i found this post

 

[randomcore]

On 4/26/2022 at 6:52 PM, PaulRobarge said:

what program do we need to use to download the old bets? ive tried on my new phone and new computer and its not letting me open the files and the logs only go back 1000 bets 

You need a json file viewer.

There are some available for Chrome. Check the chrome webstore for it.

Certainly also for Firefox.

Or download Notepad++ (really good text editor) for your desktop and add plugin JSON Viewer. This one can handle big json files.

Reading this data is no problem. But it's confusing. You'll find a lot of API related and nested information for each bet.

[PaulRobarge]

 

i added json plugin and it doesnt give it as an option. and viewing it in notepad u cant even read thru all that garbage. i just want to see some of my old bets. ive asked support and they told me to use google. this is ridiculous

[randomcore]

Go to Plugins -> Plugins-Admin..

[PaulRobarge]

yeah i did that already and it still doesnt show up on the app 

this is what i see

 

 

[randomcore]

Okay. After installing the plugin and restarting the Editor open your json file in editor.

Then head to Plugins -> Json Viewer -> Show Json Viewer..

Looks like this then..

 

[PaulRobarge]

lol thanks. that was way harder then it needed to be. your the man. 

[randomcore]

you can also use Plugins -> Json Viewer -> Format JSON for making the file readable.

np, yw

[BITCOlN]

excel

[joshtomalia]

You can use Excel to open the file, couple small tweaks and its easy to read, if anyone needs step by step on how to do this (assuming the answers already submitted don't do the trick) let me know and I'd be happy to explain.

[Dollar37]

Youbcan also use Plugins  Json Viewer  Format JSON for making the file readable.

[randomcore]

Yes, for Excel you can use Power Query. Data -> Get Data -> From File -> From JSON.

Or just convert it to CSV with online tools. Then you can open it in Open Office and others that support CSV files.

I use Notepad++ because it's my everyday companion for scripting and other things.