Closed someonenameguy closed 2 months ago
Furaffinity post ID instead of --Range
I would transform your ID list to full post URLs and feed them to gallery-dl with --input-file
.
https://furaffinity.net/view/12345678/
https://furaffinity.net/view/12345679/
...
About the --filter and print()
# print only 'zip' filenames; don't download anything
--filter "'zip' in extension and print(filename)"
# print all filenames; download only 'zip' files
--filter "print(filename) or 'zip' in extension"
About the --filter and print()
# print only 'zip' filenames; don't download anything --filter "'zip' in extension and print(filename)" # print all filenames; download only 'zip' files --filter "print(filename) or 'zip' in extension"
I see. Thanks.
Furaffinity post ID instead of --Range
I would transform your ID list to full post URLs and feed them to gallery-dl with
--input-file
.https://furaffinity.net/view/12345678/ https://furaffinity.net/view/12345679/ ...
I was trying to download in parallel, by running multiple gallery-dl
with different --range
and was wondering if there was a way to know how many post they had.
Now I remembered FA actually gives the number of submissions. Plus, I could have just run gallery-dl URL --no-download
and just counted how many lines there were, oops.
Furaffinity post ID instead of --Range
For FA is it possible to use the id instead of a range? Because I have an old string of posts I want to download, I have the post id but have no idea how deep it is in the author's gallery. Their latest post have ids in the 55000000, while the old post has an id of 23000000.
About the --filter and print()
I know I can do
gallery-dl URL --filter "print(filename)"
to print but I like to do--filter "'zip' in extension"
at the same time. I triedgallery-dl URL --filter "'zip' in extension: print(filename)"
that didn't work. Currently I dogallery-dl URL -G
thengallery-dl URL --filter "print(filename + '.' extension)"
. Then copy both into google sheet, then copy both into regex101 to replace the \t.