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imagefap-dl

v1.2.0

Published

ImageFap gallery downloader

Downloads

350

Readme

imagefap-dl

An ImageFap gallery downloader written in Node.js.

Installation

First, install Node.js.

Then, in a terminal, run the following command:

npm i -g imagefap-dl

Usage

In a terminal:

// Download all galleries uploaded by johndoe to the current directory
$ imagefap-dl "https://www.imagefap.com/profile/johndoe/galleries"

// Download a single gallery to "C:\Downloads"
$ imagefap-dl -o "C:\Downloads" "https://www.imagefap.com/gallery/1234567"

URLs can be copy-and-pasted from the ImageFap website. Make sure they conform to one of the formats listed in the usage guide (below).

To display usage guide:

$ imagefap-dl -h

Output:

Usage

  imagefap-dl [OPTION]... URL 

URL

  Download all galleries by a user:                                             
  - https://www.imagefap.com/profile/<username>/galleries                       
                                                                                
  Download all galleries in a folder:                                           
  - https://www.imagefap.com/profile/<username>/galleries?folderid=<folder-id>  
  - https://www.imagefap.com/organizer/<folder-id>/<folder-slug>                
  - https://www.imagefap.com/usergallery.php?userid=<user-id>&folderid=<folder- 
  id>
                                                                                
  Download a single gallery:                                                    
  - https://www.imagefap.com/gallery/<gallery-id>                               
  - https://www.imagefap.com/gallery.php?gid=<gallery-id>                       
  - https://www.imagefap.com/pictures/<gallery-id>/<gallery-slug>               

Options

  -h, --help                            Display this usage guide                
  -o, --out-dir <dir>                   Path to directory where content is      
                                        saved. Default: current working         
                                        directory                               
  -d, --dir-structure <flags>           Combination of flags controlling the    
                                        output directory structure of           
                                        downloaded galleries. See "Directory    
                                        structure flags" section for available  
                                        flags.                                  
  -f, --full-filenames                  Use full filename for image downloads.  
                                        If not specified, filenames may be      
                                        truncated. Note: getting full filenames 
                                        involves extra page requests that will  
                                        increase download time.                 
  -w, --overwrite                       Overwrite existing image files          
  -j, --no-json                         Do not save gallery info in JSON file   
  -m, --no-html                         Do not save original HTML               
  -l, --log-level <level>               Log level: 'info', 'debug', 'warn' or   
                                        'error'; set to 'none' to disable       
                                        logging. Default: info                  
  -s, --log-file <path>                 Save logs to <path>                     
  -r, --max-retries <number>            Maximum retry attempts when a download  
                                        fails. Default: 3                       
  -c, --max-concurrent <number>         Maximum number of concurrent image      
                                        downloads. Default: 10                  
  -p, --min-time-page <milliseconds>    Minimum time to wait between page fetch 
                                        requests. As a general rule, do not     
                                        set this lower than 2000, otherwise you 
                                        will likely get 'Too many requests'     
                                        errors. Default: 2000                   
  -i, --min-time-image <milliseconds>   Minimum time to wait between image      
                                        download requests. Default: 200         
  -y, --no-prompt                       Do not prompt for confirmation to       
                                        proceed                                 

Directory structure flags (--dir-structure)

  When downloading a gallery, the following flags specify which directory is to 
  be included in the output directory structure:                                

  u   Include directory for uploader of the gallery (note: does not apply when  
      uploader is anonymous)                                                    
  f   Include directory for folder containing the gallery (note: does not apply 
      when downloading a single gallery)                                        
  g   Include directory for the gallery itself                                  
  -   No directory structure. All images will be downloaded to --out-dir.       

  Default: ufg 

Changelog

v1.2.0

  • Add --full-filenames option (#2)

v1.1.1

  • Fix download of galleries from anonymous uploaders

v1.1.0

  • Optimize fetching of image URLs
  • Misc bug fixes

v1.0.0

  • Initial release

License

MIT