I thought of doing something like that yesterday, then got busy and gave up and decided to gamble with my keys. So thank you for reading my mind and doing the work for me hahaaha :)
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Compiles a list regardless of if keys are revealed or not. Does not extract or reveal keys. From what I hear unrevealed choice keys dont show up on keys & entitlements, so won't catch those maybe.
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Lext's script sounds more like what you are after:
Bundle Site Key Exporting
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This is awesome!!!! Save all of us a lot of time!!! I had already exported my own list, and it's very simple, useful, and clear!
Is it possible to add a button to show the next N keys that are about to expire or the keys that are about to expire in the next 3 months on HB's keys page?
Thanks for your effort anyway!!! Appreciate it!!!! 👍👊😀🤘
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If you put the data into spreadsheet software, you can sort it. I can change the default sort to soonest instead of scan order
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Version 2.1 seems to be broken for me. Older versions yesterday (1.x) still worked.
When I click on "Export Dataset CSV", i can see in the Chrome console under "Network" that it checks all keys, but it doesn't create a bubble that the operation is finished nor does it write any information to the clipboard.
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Nope, nothing
To provide a little more context:
Maybe I did something unexpected? Maybe the script recognizes that it's not the first run? (I think I have seen in your code that the Dataset only gets pasted to the clipboard at the first run. I could be very wrong, though).
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Does the console have a message about going back to page 1?
I'll take a look when I get back to a computer. It is possible I broke something when I put in the first run logic.
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Something... weird... happened :D
I was on page 1, but it looked like the console was stuck on "Navigating to page 1…". I then manually changed the page on the "Key & Entitlement"-page in Chrome to page 3, which somehow seems to have triggered your script, because under console there was "Starting full scan…" and a few seconds later the bubble showed up "First scan complete. Dataset saved and copied to clipboard.".
Which it did.
Dataset was indeed posted to clipboard and I could paste it to Excel
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I decided to build a user script a few days ago that scans your keys & entitlements pages that builds a CSV dataset that I could paste into Excel so I can sort and see expiration dates of keys. I've recently added persistent storage and a changelog, that way when Humble inevitably updates expiration dates, you can catch those changes across scans. All times UTC.
V3.0
V3.1
Planned changes:
Humble Bundle Expiration CSV Exporter
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