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chandler
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A bad 4chan downloader
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# chandler Downloader for 4chan threads. ## Installing `go get github.com/enjuus/chandler` ## Usage ``` Usage: chandler [options] Options: -d, --destination string The path to save to. See README for more options. [required] -h, --help Display this help message -i, --interval int The times to check per second (default 20) -s, --source string The thread to download [required] -v, --verbose Enable output -w, --watcher Watch the thread for new files ``` `--destination` supports 3 variables: `{THREAD}`: The title of the thread. If no title is found, the thread's ID will be used. `{THREADID}`: The ID of the thread. `{BOARD}`: The board the thread is on. for example: `chandler -s http://boards.4chan.org/wg/thread/7289180 -d "/home/user/pictures/{BOARD}/{THREAD}"` The thread watcher can be enabled with the `--watcher` flag. By default it will check the current thread every 20 seconds. To add your own interval, use `--interval` (in seconds). ### TODO - Find a cleaner solution for exiting the watcher when the thread died ### Thanks Thank you [kori](https://github.com/kori) for making me rename this into the way funnier name. Thank you [eti](https://github.com/eti0) for the idea with the destination variables.