putio-sync
Script for automatically downloading files from put.io
Installation and Usage
Installation can be performed via pip:
$ pip install putiosync
This will install a new application ‘putiosync’ that can be called from the command line as follows:
$ putiosync <download_directory>
Other options and customizations are available by using the ‘-h’ or ‘–help’ options.
Authentication
The first time you run the application, a webbrowser will be opened to put.io asking for permissions. If authorized, you’ll get your access token which you will enter into the application.
Contributing Back
Found a bug? Create an issue on github.
Fixed a bug or added a feature? Fork the project on github and submit a pull request
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