## Bookscrape
Scrape and build e-books from various websites
### Usage
```
bookscrape kissmanga Akira 1-2 --output_dir=/Users/bookscrape/Documents/
```
The above command will download the volumes `1` and `2` from the `Akira` manga on the `kissmanga` website and save the pdfs files containing the extracted images to `/Users/bookscrape/Documents/`
```
bookscrape --help
usage: bookscrape [-h] [--verbose] {kissmanga,readcomiconline} slug [volume_start-volume_end] output_dir
Download a book volume identified by its slug from the given provider
positional arguments:
{kissmanga,readcomiconline} The provider to use
slug The slug of the book to download
[volume_start-volume_end] The range of volume(s) of the book to download
output_dir The full path of the directory to place the downloaded files
```
### Supported providers
- kissmanga (http://kissmanga.com/)
- readcomiconline (http://readcomiconline.to)
### Install
```
pip install bookscrape
```
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