GoGo-Downloader

A CLI reliant program that downloads, and searches anime from gogoanime.vc

❗ Important ❗

GoGoDownloader has been rewritten and is now called GoGoDownloader-R2

This repository will now be abandoned, any further updates will be on GoGoDownloader-R2's Repository

Info

For an in-depth explanation click here: Documentation

Requirments:

1. Python v3.x.x 
2. pip
3. Aria2
4. rsync (installation purposes v1.3 up)

Python modules used:

-bs4(BeautifulSoup)

-requests

-html5lib(for bs4 html parser) No longer requred as of V1.15

Supported Platforms:

•Termux[android]: 100% tested

•Windows: Not tested

•Linux/unix: Working

Basic Features:

•You can Ctrl+C to pause a download during the process

•Bulk episode Download!

•Genre searching (V1.1 up)

•Quality selection (V1.2 up)

•Able to move through pagination (V1.2 up)

•And many more for you to discover!

Upcoming features:

• Able to download: Anime cover, description, tags for archival purposes

Quick Installation:

Termux:

Copy and paste these:

Step 1: termux-setup-storage

[optional] Step 2: apt-get update && apt-get upgrade

Step 3:

curl -L 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Kinuseka/GoGo-Downloader/main/Setup.sh' | bash -s -- update 

If installation is successful you can simply type goanime to start

Info: For updates do goupdate! on command line to automatically update to the latest release

Anime will be downloaded on

/storage/GoGo-Downloader

Manual Installation:

Download my program on latest release

extract the program from the zip file
and place it anywhere on your storage that
is easily accessible

Install Packages:

apt-get install python
apt-get install aria2

Install Requirements:

pip install bs4
pip install requests

Before you start the python program:

-Make sure you have external storage permissions enabled This can be done by doing:

Termux:

termux-setup-storage

-Make sure you are on the same directory as the program's

this can be done by:

cd GoGo-Downloader/

or

cd directory/to/file

To start:

$ python RuNime.py

It should show up like this

A brief example of what you see should during usage