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arena-archiver

v1.0.0

Published

CLI for archiving Are.na channel content

Readme

Are.na Archiver

CLI for archiving and downloading Are.na channels, including images, media, attachments, links, and text blocks.

Installation

Install globally via npm. Requires Node.js 20 or higher.

npm i -g arena-archiver

Usage

arena-archiver get <slug> [options]

Files are saved to <cwd>/arena-archiver/<slug>/ by default. Each block is written as <block-id>_<slugified-title>.<ext>.

# Download a channel into ./arena-archiver/channel-slug/
arena-archiver get channel-slug

Options

--dir <path>

Override the output directory. The <slug> subfolder is always appended, so --dir ~/downloads saves into ~/downloads/<slug>/. Defaults to <cwd>/arena-archiver.

# Save into ~/downloads/channel-slug/
arena-archiver get channel-slug --dir ~/downloads

--existing <skip|overwrite>

Controls what happens when a file already exists on disk. Defaults to skip, which makes re-running the command cheap and incremental — useful for periodically syncing a channel without re-downloading everything. Use overwrite when blocks have been replaced upstream and you want the local copy to match.

# Default: leave existing files alone
arena-archiver get channel-slug

# Replace local files with the current upstream versions
arena-archiver get channel-slug --existing overwrite

--types <list>

Comma-separated list of block classes to download. Defaults to image,media,attachment — the classes that produce binary files. Extend it with link or text when you want to archive a channel's full editorial content (link previews, text notes) and not just its media.

Supported values: image, media, attachment, link, text.

# Download PDFs and other attachments only
arena-archiver get channel-slug --types attachment

# Archive everything, including text notes and link previews
arena-archiver get channel-slug --types image,media,attachment,link,text

Credits

Fork of tg-z/arena-archiver.

License

MIT