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get-all-the-things

v1.0.2

Published

Download listed files from a json array

Downloads

10

Readme

Get All The Things!

Download listed files from a json array to given targets.

Why?

Well you might just want to download a big ol' list of files, or possibly something more adventurous?

For example, my site MichaelCook.tech parses markdown files to create its articles and some of those articles incorporate github project readmes. So, in order to keep those localised readmes nice and fresh, I can run this script to bring down the up-to-date files and slot them into the necessary directories.

Install

yarn add get-all-the-things

Run

node node_modules/get-all-the-things/get-all-the-things.js

Configuration

You'll need a get-all-these-things.json file in your project's root directory with structure similar to:

[
	{
		"source": "http://example.com/image-1.png",
		"target": "downloads/image-name",
		"retainFiletype": true
	},
	{
		"source": "http://example.com/file-1.txt",
		"target": "downloads/file-name.doc"
	}
]

These are the available parameters for each item

Option | Type | Default | Description ------ | ---- | ------- | ----------- source | string | null | Filepath from which to download target | string | null | Local destination filepath retainFiletype | bool | false | If the target filepath should be appended with the original file type