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fmdl

v0.1.3

Published

Frontend Masters course DownLoader

Downloads

4

Readme

FMDL - Frontend Masters course DownLoader

npm version

This downloader starts an HTTP proxy server that intercepts course files while playing and saves a copy locally. Setting up the proxy configuartion for your environment is automated for Windows and manual instructions are provided for any other OS.

Confirmed working with Node.js 8.x. Has issues running on Node.js 10.x.

Usage

Command Line

Installation

npm i -g fmdl

Arguments

| Argument | Usage | Default | | -------------- | ------------------------------------- | ----------- | | downloadFolder | Location for storing course downloads | Downloads | | debug | Enable extra debugging output | false |

Each argument is passed in the form --argument=value. Here is an example:

fmdl --downloadFolder=/tmp/Courses --debug

API

FMDL offers a programmatic way to integrate running with existing JavaScript code.

You may bring in the fmdl API function using import if you have support for ES6 syntax:

import fmdl from "fmdl";

fmdl(options);

Or using require:

const fmdl = require("fmdl");

fmdl(options);

The options object has the same properties and values as the arguments supported by the command line version.

License

FMDL is MIT licensed. See LICENSE. This project exists purely for educational/personal use and is not to be used for violating Frontend Master's terms and conditions.