cyberdrop-dl 2.9.2

Bulk downloader for multiple file hosts

cyberdrop-dl

Bulk downloader for multiple file hosts

Supported Sites

Website	Supported Link Types
Cyberdrop	Albums: cyberdrop.me/a/... Direct Videos: fs-0#.cyberdrop.me/... Direct Videos: f.cyberdrop.me/... Direct Images: img-0#.cyberdrop.me/... Direct Images: f.cyberdrop.me/... Also works with .cc, .to, and .nl
Putmega	Albums: putmega.com/album/... Direct Images: s#.putmega.com/... Direct Images: putmega.com/image/... User Profile: putmega.com/#USER# All User Albums: putmega.com/#USER#/albums Also works with putme.ga
jpg.church	Albums: jpg.church/album/... Direct Images: jpg.church/image/... User Profile: jpg.church/#USER# All User Albums: jpg.church/#USER#/albums
Pixl	Albums: pixl.is/album/... Direct Images: pixl.is/image/... User Profile: pixl.is/#USER# All User Albums: pixl.is/#USER#/albums
Bunkr	Albums: bunkr.is/a/... Direct Videos: stream.bunkr.is/v/... Direct Videos: cdn.bunkr.is/... Direct Images: i.bunkr.is/... Also works with Bunkr.to
GoFile	Albums: gofile.io/d/...
Erome	Albums: erome.com/a/...
PixelDrain	Albums: Pixeldrain.com/l/... Single Files: Pixeldrain.com/u/...

Information

Requires Python 3.7 or higher (3.10 recommended)

You can get Python from here: https://www.python.org/downloads/

Make sure you tick the check box for "Add python to path"

cyberdrop-dl will take the title of the archive and create a new folder for it, and download all of the available media to that folder. It'll repeat that for every link you give it.

Installation

Manually

Go to the releases page and download the Cyberdrop_DL.zip file. Extract it to wherever you want the program to be.

Using pip

Once Python is installed, run pip3 install --user cyberdrop-dl.

Advanced users may want to use virtual environments (via pipx), but it's NOT required.

Usage

Manual way (Manual install above)

Put the links in the URLs.txt file then run Start.bat (Windows) or start.sh (OS X**/Linux**) file.

** Mac and Linux will need to run the command chmod +x start.sh to make the file executable.

Simple (Pip install above)

1. Run cyberdrop-dl once to generate an empty URLs.txt file.
2. Copy and paste your links into URLs.txt. Each link you add has to go on its own line (paste link, press enter, repeat).
3. Run cyberdrop-dl again. It will begin to download everything.
4. Enjoy!

Custom way (Pip install above)

If you know what you're doing, you can use some of the available options to adjust how the program runs.

$ cyberdrop-dl -h
usage: cyberdrop-dl [-h] [-V] [-i INPUT_FILE] [-o OUTPUT_FOLDER] [--log-file LOG_FILE] [--threads THREADS] [--attempts ATTEMPTS] [--include-id] [link ...]

Bulk downloader for multiple file hosts

positional arguments:
  link                  link to content to download (passing multiple links is supported)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -V, --version         show program's version number and exit
  -i INPUT_FILE, --input-file INPUT_FILE
                        file containing links to download
  -o OUTPUT_FOLDER, --output-folder OUTPUT_FOLDER
                        folder to download files to
  --log-file LOG_FILE   log file to write to
  --threads THREADS     number of threads to use (0 = max)
  --attempts ATTEMPTS   number of attempts to download each file
  --include-id          include the ID in the download folder name

Credit

The majority of the new download methodology came from alexdotis' Chibisafe-Sharex-Scraper. Added to his code was the ability to take a more descriptive url object containing the album title, netloc and content urls. The download methodology now also checks for existing files. Simplified bunkr pairing to stop blank objects from being created and passed to the rest of the program.