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grawlix

CLI ebook downloader

Supported services

grawlix currently supports downloading from the following sources:

pip install grawlix

git clone https://github.com/jo1gi/grawlix.git
cd grawlix
python3 setup.py install

Authentication can either be done with login (username and password) or cookies. Not all sources support both methods.

Some sources require authentication, which can be done either with cli arguments or a config file.

Cli example

grawlix --username "user@example.com" --password "SuperSecretPassword" <url>

Config file example

[sources.name]
username = "user@example.com"
password = "SuperSecretPassword"

Config file should be placed in ~/.config/grawlix/grawlix.toml

Some sources can be authenticated with Netscape cookie files. I use this extension to export my cookies from my browser.

Cookies can be placed in current dir as cookies.txt or be given with the --cookie argument.

To download a book run:

grawlix [options] <book url>