getbooru

Crawls Gelbooru for images corresponding tags and options and downloads them.

Requirements:

• Python 3.6 (Probably doesn't work on lower version since urllib has been changed)

Usage:

getbooru 1.0
    A simple API-based Gelbooru crawler.
    Author: Jan 'jarainf' Rathner

    http://github.com/jarainf/getbooru
    
    Usage: getbooru [options] [tags]
    
    Options:
    -h      --help                                  Display this help page and exit.
    -a      --artist                                Filter by given artist.
    -d      --destination                           Specify a destination (default: cwd).
            --delete-latest                         Delete the newest file on SIGINT/SIGTERM.
                                                    This is meant to prevent broken files caused
                                                    by incomplete downloads.
                                                    WARNING: Only use if downloading to a dedicated folder.
                                                    THIS MAY DELETE FILES YOU OR YOUR PC CREATED!
    -f      --file-format                           Specify a file format by its extension
                                                            (gif, jpg, jpeg, png)
                                                    Add a "-" in front to exclude this type.
    -n      --number-of-files                       Process n posts.
            --no-verification                       File checksums will not be verified.
    -q      --quiet                                 Suppress output.
    -r      --rating                                Filter by rating (e.g. "safe", "questionable", "explicit").
    -s      --size                                  Filter by resolution (e.g. "1920x1080").
            --score                                 Filter by score (e.g. "<20", "20", ">20", ">=20", "<=20").
    -t      --total                                 Guarantee that n pictures (see -n) will be downloaded.
    -v      --verbose                               Verbose mode.