subdown2
A script that automatically downloads all images from a certain subreddit.
###Installation For a stable install run (stable branch) ` pip install subdown2 ` If you wish to run the latest development copy out of git (master branch) ` python setup.py install ` Run it by using: ` subdown2 subreddit[,subreddit] [--force,--top,--pages:#] `
###TODO:
Better error catching
### Feature Requests
SFW mode
### Credits
[memegrab.py](https://github.com/Ropes/MemeGrab) by [Josh Roppo](https://github.com/Ropes)
Original [subdown.py](https://github.com/radiosilence/subdown.py) script by [James Cleveland](https://github.com/radiosilence)
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