pydownloadfile
Python3 module to download files using requests.
Installation
Install with pip
pip3 install -U pydownloadfile
Usage
In [1]: from pathlib import Path
In [2]: import pydownloadfile
In [3]: pydownloadfile.download_file(
url="https://...",
filepath=Path("foobar...")
headers=None
proxies=None
)
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