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v.1.1.0

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@Nikolai2038 Nikolai2038 released this 03 Aug 01:14
v.1.1.0
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  • Support downloading not from the first episode.

v.1.0.5

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@Nikolai2038 Nikolai2038 released this 29 Sep 20:51
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  • Change LICENSE to MIT.

v.1.0.4

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@Nikolai2038 Nikolai2038 released this 06 Nov 19:24

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  • Fix typo in instructions.

v.1.0.3

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@Nikolai2038 Nikolai2038 released this 28 Sep 22:51

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  • Update instructions;
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v.1.0.2

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@Nikolai2038 Nikolai2038 released this 28 Sep 01:54

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  • Update instructions.

v.1.0.1

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@Nikolai2038 Nikolai2038 released this 30 Aug 22:08

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  • Continue on empty images list error.

v.1.0.0

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@Nikolai2038 Nikolai2038 released this 30 Aug 17:33

webtoons-parser

Description

Bash script to download images from www.webtoon.com.

I created this script in order to make it convenient to quickly view all the pictures of a certain webtoon, select the necessary ones from them, and create AMVs/edits.

Requirements

  • GIT;
  • Bash.

Script was tested in WSL Debian on Windows 10. Should work on MINGW in Windows 10 too, because script uses only curl, sed and base commands.

Usage

  1. Clone the repository:

    git pull https://github.com/Nikolai2038/webtoons-parser.git
    cd webtoons-parser
  2. Run script:

    ./script.sh <url without episode number> <number of episodes to download>

    To get url without episode number just open any webtoon's episode and copy url from address bar.

    Example (unOrdinary webtoon):

    ./script.sh "https://www.webtoons.com/en/super-hero/unordinary/prologue/viewer?title_no=679&episode_no=" "312"

    This will download first 312 episoded of unOrdinary webtoon.

    After executing command, script will start to download all images into ./downloads/<title number>/img directory (this directory will be created automatically). Images will be named <episode_number>_<image_number>.jpg.

    Additionaly, script cache all html pages inside ./downloads/<title number>/html directory to reduce the number of requests for repeated script calls.

    Script also does not download image, if it's filename exists. So if you want to redownload images - just delete them. Same for html file.