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listebird

v1.1.1

Published

listebird is a cli tool for scraping your life list from ebird. ebird has an api, but the api appears to be so focused on research value & ebird's historical data that it does not include the user's life list!

Readme

listebird

what & why

listebird is a cli tool for scraping your life list from ebird. ebird has an api, but the api appears to be so focused on research value & ebird's historical data that it does not include the user's life list!

sample output

json format:

[
  {
    "index": 1,
    "species": "Bald Eagle",
    "speciesLink": "/species/baleag/",
    "firstObservation": {
      "date": "21 May 2024",
      "checklistLink": "/checklist/S248887955",
      "location": "Gastineau Channel",
      "locationLink": "/lifelist?r=L3881355&time=life",
      "region": "US-AK",
      "regionLink": "/lifelist?r=US-AK&time=life"
    }
  },
  ...
]

text format:

index  species                   FO date      FO region  FO location
1      Bald Eagle                21 May 2024  US-AK      Gastineau Channel
2      Steller's Jay             22 May 2024  US-AK      Skagway--Pullen Pond & Creek
3      American Crow             22 May 2024  US-AK      Skagway--Pullen Pond & Creek
4      Common Raven              22 May 2024  US-AK      Skagway--Pullen Pond & Creek

a note

this is not entirely intended use of ebird's single sign-on infrastructure. please be considerate of ebird's resources while using this utility.

how (for users)

  • install listebird with npm install --global listebird
  • run listebird --username 'myusername' --password 'mypassword'. you can also provide these arguments as environment variables (e.g., LISTEBIRD_USERNAME='myusername' LISTEBIRD_PASSWORD='mypassword' listebird).
    • note: you can produce text tables instead of JSON output with the flag --format='text' or env variable LISTEBIRD_FORMAT='text'.

how (to pronounce)

like "list ebird", as in, "give me that life list, ebird".

how (for implementors)

listebird works by reverse-engineering the single sign-on browser workflow and replicating it using a series of fetch requests.