pySimpleHTTPDownloader (shttpd)
Simple HTTP downloader written in Python
Installation
You can install or upgrade shttpd with:
$ pip install shttpd --upgrade
Or you can install from source with:
$ git clone https://github.com/RDCH106/pySimpleHTTPDownloader.git --recursive
$ cd pysimplehttpdownloader
$ pip install .Quick example
$ shttpd -u https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RDCH106/i-love-firefox/183266a9/I_Love_Firefox_220x56.pngThe example downloads I_Love_Firefox_220x56.png in current path and shows download progress.
Help
Run the following command to see all options available:
shttpd --help or shttpd -h
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