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animepahe-dlr

A python script to automate downloads from animepahe.

Requirements

• Python3
• FireFox Web browser

Script dependencies

• Selenium
• BeautifulSoup4
• requests
• tqdm

Getting Started

1. Make sure you have Python and Firefox installed in your system
2. Install PyPI package using pip install animepahe-dlr
3. Wait for pip to install animepahe-dlr and all required dependencies. Enjoy the script 😊

Usage

• Syntax: animepahe-dlr -<optional arguments>
• To run the script, execute animepahe-dlr
• To use idm to capture downloads, execute script using '-idm' argument : animepahe-dlr -idm

Features

• Search for an anime.

• Select anime from search result.

• Select episodes to download.

• Downloads are made using inbuilt-dlr (default).

• Inbuilt-dlr finds and resumes incomplete downloads by default.

• Episode Selection Options:

  • 0 : downloads all the episodes of the selected anime.
  • x : downloads episode x.
    • eg:- 1 : downloads episode1, 5 downloads episode5 and so on.
  • x-y : downloads episodes from x to y.
    • eg:- 3-9 : downloads episodes 3 to 9 (3 and 9 inclusive)
  • In case of multiple options, each options must be seperated by a ,
  • Example: 1, 3, 6-11 : downloads episodes 1,3,6,7,8,9,10,11

• Downloading and Quality :

  • Files are downloaded to your Videos directory.
  • Downloads are taken care of by the inbuilt downloader on default.
  • Currently the download quality priority is as follows : [720p, 1080p, 576p, 480p, 360p]
    • ie, downloader first checks for 720p video, if 720p is not available checks for 1080p and so on.

Notes

• Firefox needs to be installed for this script to work (since the script uses selenium for some of its functions).
• This script is a work under progress and therefore may lack some features, please bear with it, and consider contributing if you have any fixes or improvements ☺️.
• In Windows the webdriver if found to misbehave if the script is forced to exit using ctrl^c. A good solution to this couldn't be found and a temporary fix have been implemented. And as such, please be noted that if you use ctrl^c to exit, your active firefox sessions or tabs have a good chance of crashing. (Note: ctrl^c doesn't have any issues in Linux)