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imgur-local-scrape

v0.0.2

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Scrape local imgur links, and save them locally

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Keywords

imgurscraping

Readme

imgur-local-scrape

If you're like me, you likely use "imgur.com" to host images on a bunch of random websites. But imgur might be removing old images that aren't accessed very often...

This package allows you to search for all "i.imgur.com/...." links and download them to a local directory.

Installation

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yarn add -g imgur-local-scrape
# or
npm i -g imgur-local-scrape

Usage

Search for all "i.imgur.com/...." links in ./source directory

imgur-local-scrape find -d ./src -s

Fetch all "imgur" links in src and save to src/imgur directory:

imgur-local-scrape find -d ./src -f -o ./src/imgur

CLI

Usage: imgur-local-scrape find [options]

Options:
  -d, --search-directory <dir>  relative directory to search
  -g, --glob-match <glob>       glob pattern to match e.g: "md,html,js"
  -o, --output-dir <dir>        relative directory to save imgur links to
  -s, --show-links              shows the found imgur links
  -f, --fetch-images            fetch images from imgur links
  -q, --quiet                   prevent console output
  -h, --help                    display help for command