I'm trying to create an app that shows the viewer useful information about a target Reddit user. Everything has ran smoothly, until I realised that people would probably want to see the users karma.
In order to make it more fun and challenging for myself, I decided I wouldn't work with PRAW, the Python Reddit API Wrapper, but instead use urllib.request and xml.etree.ElementTree to manually parse the xml.
There is a problem, however. I have looked everywhere in the xml given (As an example, the user reddit). On every page I've tried, both the link's and the user's karma is nowhere to be seen. Does anyone know a way to find this elusive karma?
I would love it if someone has a solution to my problem which does not include PRAW. Thank you!
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