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HTTP request tool with a little functionality

Project description

First

If you want to read README in Japanease, please read this.

What it can do

You can download files recursively, extract specific tags from html, etc.

Install

If you have pip

$ pip install prop-request

If you don't have pip

$ sudo wget https://github.com/mino-38/prop/releases/latest/download/prop -O /usr/local/bin/prop

# or

$ sudo curl -L https://github.com/mino-38/prop/releases/latest/download/prop -o /usr/local/bin/prop

# After download binary file

sudo chmod a+rx /usr/local/bin/prop

Usage

$ prop [options] URL

Options.

-o, --output [path]

The -o, --output option allows you to specify the output file or directory.
The -o and --output options can be used to specify the destination file or directory, and will save the file in the specified directory with the same name as the source file.
Also, when using the -r option, please specify the destination directory with this option

-O

Save the file with the same name as the original download.
If -o, --output, or this option is not specified, the file will be output to standard output.

-a, --fake-user-agent

Fake the UserAgent value.

-U, --upgrade

Update prop.
This is just running pip install --no-cache-dir --upgrade prop-request, so you can run this directly.

-s, --search-words [search-words]

You can search from the html code of the specified URL.
The following is an example of what can be used as search words (you can also specify rel, alt, etc., but there are many, so only the main ones are used)

query value
tags tag name
class class name
id id
text value of tag
href reference
src reference to an image, etc
limit number of retrievals (can also be specified with the -M option)

If you want to specify multiple values, separate them with ',' (no spaces).

Ex:

$ prop -s tags=a,script limit=5 URL

-> Get 5 tags from the URL source code.

-M, --limit [limit]

Specify the number of files to download recursively, or the number of results to retrieve with the -s, --search option.

-R, --read-file [file]

Read from a file with pre-defined URLs and options.
Also, since the session is retained, it is possible to access the file after logging in.

Ex:
Contents of instruct.txt

-a -n -d name=hoge password=hogehoge -o /dev/null https://www.example.com/login.php
-O https://www.example.com/page.html
$ prop -R instruct.txt
>>> Download https://www.example.com/page.html as page.html

-r, --recursive [number of levels to go down]

Recursive download from the specified URL.
If the number of descending levels is not specified, it is assumed to be 1.
The target of the recursive download is the URL specified in the href attribute of the 'a' tag and the src attribute of the img.
If the -nE option is not specified, it will automatically replace the reference to the local file after downloading.

If you use this option, please specify the destination directory with -o, --output option.

Options available only with the -r option

-I, --interval [interval]

Specify the interval of the download.
Recursive downloads can overload the target site, so it is recommended to specify at least 5 seconds.
If a shorter time than the robots.txt directive is specified, it will be replaced by the robots.txt value.

-f, --format [format]

Allows you to specify the format of the file name of the file to be downloaded.
The special format is as follows.

format value to be assigned
%(root)s hostname of the download source
%(file)s file name of download source
%(num)d sequential number starting from 0
%(ext)s file extension

Ex:

$ prop -r -f "%(num)dtest-%(file)s" -o store_ directory URL

-> store_directory/0test-[filename], store_directory/1test-[filename] ... Download with the name

$ prop -r -f "test-%(num)d.%(ext)s" -o store_ directory URL

-> store_directory/test-0.[ext], store_directory/test-1[ext] ... Download as

Note that if the format does not include %(num)d or %(file)s, it will not be reflected (because the store name does not change dynamically).
Also, there are some restrictions: %(file)s and %(ext)s formats can only be used at the end, more than one %(num)d cannot be used, and special formats such as %(num)d%(file)s cannot be used consecutively (because it is impossible to generate an exact sequential number for %(num)d).

Option to restrict (or extend) the download target

short option name long option name processing
-np --no-parent option to ignore URLs in the hierarchy above the starting URL
-nc --no-content option to target only URLs with the href attribute of the 'a' tag
-nb --no-body option to ignore URLs of src attribute of 'img' tag
-nd --no-downloaded option to ignore files written in histories
-dx --download-external option to include URLs of external sites in the download
-st --start option to specify a file name to start downloading
-n --download-filename Only download files include specified string

The -nc and -nb options cannot be used together.

For options not listed here

Use the -h and --help options to see help message.
Please refer to the help page, which includes the options listed here.

Where to save history, logs and cache

You can see where the history is stored with --history-directory, where the logs are written with --log-file option, and where the cache is stored with --cache-directory.

# A quick look at the logs
$ cat $(prop --log-file)

# History list
$ ls $(prop --history-directory)

# Where to store the cache
$ prop --cache-directory

Also, have the option to remove them.

# Remove log file
$ prop --purge-log

# Remove histories
$ prop --purge-history

# Remove caches
$ prop --purge-cache

Where to setting file

By changing content of setting file, you can set proxy, timeout, and so on. (This setting is globally.)

The path of setting file depends, but filename is same: "config.json"

If you installed prop with pip, the directory of setting file is the same place as the directory of prop-request. You can see it by "pip show prop-request" command.

If you installed prop with binary file, the path of setting file is "~/.prop-datas/config.json"

New feature

  • When the output will be printed to stdout and size of the output is large, ask whether you want to continue.

License

MIT license.

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