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I haven't tried this, but maybe it would get the job done: Archive Your Reddit Data While You Still Can | xavd.id
That is a really cool project. I will definitely try it.
I tried it as well, and it's pretty simple if you're comfortable in a terminal or on the command line.
On macOS, I used DB Browser for SQLite to view the data, and that works pretty well. Installed with Homebrew:
brew install --cask db-browser-for-sqlite. Then, I just launched the new app and opened thereddit.dbfile. That file gets created wherever you runreddit-user-to-sqlite.I just gave this a shot and it worked great. Thanks!