Inspired by warrick ? about wayback-machine-scraper HOT 1 CLOSED

It's not inspired or based on warrick at all, I had never seen that project until you posted it. Skimming through their README, warrick seems focused on recovering a site at a specific point in time. That behavior is possible with wayback-machine-scraper, but it's also possible to download multiple versions of a page, specify time ranges, and filter based on regular expressions. The core functionality of wayback-machine-scraper is also made accessible through the scrapy-wayback-machine Scrapy middleware, so it's easy to integrate into Python/Scrapy projects. I wouldn't say that wayback-machine-scraper is aiming to be a replacement for warrick or any other project, just that they're projects in similar problem domains with different interfaces and slightly different target use cases.

from wayback-machine-scraper.