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Sipper
Downloader for Elixir Sips, implemented in Elixir for fun and learning.
Usage
You need a paid account with Elixir Sips. Then build the downloader and run it.
Building
Clone this repo and:
mix deps.get
mix escript.build # (or just "mix": this is the default task)
This builds a sipper
executable in the current directory.
The sipper
executable is self-contained and can run on any machine with Erlang installed. Read more.
Downloading
Now you can download episodes with:
./sipper --user me@example.com --pw mypassword
If you want to limit the download to e.g. the last 3 episodes, do:
./sipper --user me@example.com --pw mypassword --max 3
By default, episodes are downloaded newest-first. If you want to instead download them oldest-first, do:
./sipper --user me@example.com --pw mypassword --oldest-first
If you want to ignore some episodes (e.g. deprecated content), do:
./sipper --user me@example.com --pw mypassword --ignore "007,008,009"
By default, files end up in ./downloads
. You can specify another destination (automatically created if it doesn't exist):
./sipper --user me@example.com --pw mypassword --dir ~/Downloads/Elixir\ Sips
If a file exists on disk, it won't be downloaded again.
Saved configuration
If you don't want to specify these parameters each time, you can put them in a ~/.sipper
file, containing e.g.
--user me@example.com --pw mypassword --dir ~/Downloads/Elixir\ Sips
Then you can just run the app like:
./sipper
Don't be evil
Be kind: only download for personal use.
Also see
- Elixir Sips Downloader written in Ruby
- elixirsips-downloader written in JavaScript
Miscellaneous
- This can also be used for RubyTapas, just change the
@subdomain
torubytapas
and runmix
to recompile.
License
By Henrik Nyh 2015-09-17 under the MIT license.