Download files off Learn from the command line.
The problem is that the design sucks. PDF's are opened in small boxes on the webpage, meaning students have to download files to view them in full screen. Download folders get very cluttered this way, causing files to be downloaded multiple times.
LearnPDF says 'hell no' to the Learn website, instead downloading every file on learn to a local folder. This means students can browse all the resources of learn in the comfort of their own file browser.
- Python 3
- Requests
- Clone
git clone https://github.com/liamdiprose/LearnPDF.git
LearnPDF is simple, most people will only have to type ./main.py to get started. If you have other requirements, they might be listed below (and if they aren't, post an issue!)
./main.py <directoy>
LearnPDF will prompt you for your login details and download all files to <directory>. If you don't specify one, it will default to learn/.
./main.py --only pdf,doc,txt
Will only download *.pdf, .doc, and .txt files.
Sometimes lecturers will post videos on Learn, which are huge. Here's how you would ignore them
./main.py --ignore mp4,avi,mkv
Will skip .mp4, .avi and .mkv files.