mediafiregrabber 1.1

Simple Python Package for MediaFire File Download and Information Retrieval

MediaFireGrabber [Now Supporting Both Files & Folders] (Python Edition)

A simple Python package that provides an easy-to-use interface for downloading files and folders from MediaFire and retrieving information about them.

Features

• Download folders and files from MediaFire by providing the folder/file URL.
• Retrieve information about files & folders, such as file name, owner name, size, creation date, and more.

Installation

You can install MediaFireGrabber using pip:

pip install mediafiregrabber

Usage

Full Information Retrieving

import mediafiregrabber

# For Brief Information
print(mediafiregrabber.info(url)) # For Both Files & Folders. 

You can also use LoadFilesAndFolders=True as argument to load the files and folders present inside a folder. Default is False.

Partial Information Retrieving

# For Finding File Name
print(mediafiregrabber.name(url))  # Only For Files

# For Finding File Size
print(mediafiregrabber.size(url)) # Only For Files

# For Finding Uploading Date
print(mediafiregrabber.uploaddate(url)) # Only For Files

# For Finding Format of the file to be downloaded (PDF, ZIP, RAR...)
print(mediafiregrabber.format(url)) # Only For Files

# For Finding Uploader's Country
print(mediafiregrabber.uploadregion(url)) # Only For Files

# For Finding Direct Download Link
print(mediafiregrabber.downloadlink(url)) # Only For Files

Download Files or Folders

import mediafiregrabber

mediafiregrabber.download(url)

You can pass save="path" argument along with url too!

CLI Usage

$ mediafiregrabber <fileurl> <folderurl>...

Similarly, you can use --path argument to add your download location.

Make sure to replace url with actual URLs as needed.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License

Contribution

Contributions are welcome! If you have any feature suggestions, bug reports, or pull requests, please open an issue or a pull request on GitHub.

Disclaimer

This package is developed independently and is not affiliated with or endorsed by MediaFire.