Added traceback if the urlretrive fails, folder naming, topic download support and fixed doube download bug

[szero]

Here's a link to my fork of this program: https://github.com/Szero/imgur-album-downloader

Added error feedback if the urlretrive fails to download requested in #24

[szero]

Added folder naming requested in #27 in commit [ 71744f1]

[szero]

Added downloading from topics requested in #30 in commit [7c52651]

[szero]

Fixed double download bug requested in #31 in commit [7c52651]

[cyian-1756]

It errors out with

File "imguralbum.py", line 200, in <module> downloader = ImgurAlbumDownloader(args[1]) File "imguralbum.py", line 83, in __init__ self.album_title = re.search('image\s*:\s*{"id":"%s","title":"(.*?)"' % self.album_key ,html).group(1) AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group'

When downloading NSFWThisNFSW

[szero]

@cyian-1756 Hey, thanks for the insight. It should be all good now.

[cyian-1756]

@Szero Your version can run into issues if it can't find the album name, you might want to check out falling back to the old version naming (The album ID) in that case.

Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/user/imgur-album-downloader", line 226, in <module> downloader.save_images(albumFolder) File "/home/user/imgur-album-downloader", line 158, in save_images os.makedirs(albumFolder) File "/usr/lib/python3.5/os.py", line 241, in makedirs mkdir(name, mode) FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: ''

[szero]

Could you include link to the image that caused no album match?

On 31/07/16 04:08, cyian-1756 wrote:

@Szero https://github.com/Szero Your version can run into issues if it can't find the album name, you might want to check out falling back to the old version naming (The album ID) in that case.

|Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/user/imgur-album-downloader", line 226, in downloader.save_images(albumFolder) File "/home/user/imgur-album-downloader", line 158, in save_images os.makedirs(albumFolder) File "/usr/lib/python3.5/os.py", line 241, in makedirs mkdir(name, mode) FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: ''|

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[cyian-1756]

@Szero It was NSFW This NSFW.

[szero]

@cyian-1756 Thanks for the input. I adjusted this for your suggestions.

[cyian-1756]

@Szero I've noticed that if 2 albums have the same name this will put all the downloaded pictures from both albums into one folder, wouldn't it be better (at least for archivers) to add the album ID to the folder if a folder with the same name already exists?

[szero]

@cyian-1756 I added option that names downloaded albums after their ID's. just use it like that: ./imguralbum.py [URL] --use-ids It will name albums after their ID. Making it automated like you suggests it's not good because if album names are the same that usually means they are the same albums on imgur and it would result in downloading same album twice. Cheers.

[ghost]

Hi, you pulled me over from the other thread on imgur album downloader. How does this one fix urls not working?

I tried in terminal "python3 [imgur-album-downloader-master in the right location.py] https://imgur.com/gallery/wfMp9 ~/desktop"

and it told me something similar/the-same-as-the-original-version-of-this-program

"response_code = e.code AttributeError: 'URLError' object has no attribute 'code' "

[szero]

Hello again, @Coaggly. The stack trace indicates that it is some sort of URL error that wasn't handled properly before. I updated the code so it has more verbose output now. It can be caused by outdated certificates on your system, or something trivial like lack of internet connection. If you are using some Linux-based system, try updating the package lists and upgrade your packages. The package you would be looking to upgrade if it would be the case of the issue is ca-certificates on most distros.

[ghost]

@Szero I'm on mac. I tried updating, same thing. I'm not using homebrew if that makes a difference? I'm really new to this stuff so i don't know if i should be

[szero]

Are you sure you are running my version? You shouldn't get the same error this time. Please upload full error trace and your python3 version if possible.

[ghost]

I must apologize, but google isn't telling me how to get the error trace.

I don't suppose you know a good basic tutorial for python that includes something about trace errors? The ones i watched didn't mention much about error trace.

"Python 3.6.3"

[szero]

By error trace I just meant what program prints after you run it, it can't be same error this time. Please download my release from here: https://github.com/Szero/imgur-album-downloader/archive/master.zip and try again.