new learning management system which uses Desire2Learn instead of the old Angel
based UWACE.
d2d was inspired by Jamie Wong's fabulous [UWAngel-CLI](https://github.com/phleet/UWAngel-CLI)
written in Ruby.
d2d is somewhat hacky and has not been tested extensively. If you do find a bug,
please [let us know](https://github.com/sholiday/desire2download/issues)
To install, just do either:
- python setup.py install
- pip install desire2download
To use d2d, just browse to the folder you want to download the files in, type
d2d and hit enter! d2d will not download a file if it has been already saved.
Examples:
- d2d
- d2d --username ktalwar
- d2d -u ktalwar -p icanhazcatz
- d2d -i ".*.ppt"
- d2d -u scholida -p hecanhazcatz -i ".*.ppt" -c "CS+"
Result:
Username: scholida
Password:
Logging In...
Logged In
Finding courses...
ECE 224 - Fall 2011
+ ECE 224 - Fall 2011/Labs/Lab Tools Tutorial.html (1.70K)
+ ECE 224 - Fall 2011/Labs/Lab 1/lab1_checklist-s2010.pdf (107.65K)
...
Credits: Stephen Holiday, Ansis Brammanis, Kartik Talwar and Jacob Parry
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