I know it is a bit too old to answer now. But I think you can do it but with a few extra steps.
https://www.chess.com/news/view/published-data-api#pubapi-endpoint-games-archive
Check this page, it can give you monthly game data. If you write a for function to call this API for all of the months you have been playing this game, you can export all of your game data, including but not limited to, all of your moves and tons of interesting details
As an example, you can use this URL to find all months with games: https://api.chess.com/pub/player/rmchess1954/games/archives
This is awesome, thanks!
Follow-up: For anyone willing to try Linux, you can automate mass export with the curl command like:
It is a bit more involved to download everything at once, but it shouldn't be too difficult for a friend who is acquainted with Linux
As an example, you can use this URL to find all months with games: https://api.chess.com/pub/player/rmchess1954/games/archives
This is awesome, thanks!
Follow-up: For anyone willing to try Linux, you can automate mass export with the curl command like:
It is a bit more involved to download everything at once, but it shouldn't be too difficult for a friend who is acquainted with Linux
curl is available on windows too. also wget
I could also quickly write a python script. Either using the API or pgn files generated by openingtree. If someone is interested, I could share the link.
Done after 15 minutes. Coding has become so ridiculously simple and fast these days with using tools. Without certain means this might have taken at least twice as long. This is seriously scaring me.