A CLI tool for downloading content from www.pixiv.net.
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A CLI tool for downloading content from pixiv.
D >= 2.076.0
: https://dlang.org
GraphicsMagick >= 1.3.0
: http://www.graphicsmagick.org (only for non-macOS POSIX)
You will also need either Meson, SCons, or dub.
pixiv_down is only tested on Linux and macOS.
[!NOTE] Building on macOS requires DMD as there is an issue with LDC's Objective-C implementation.
It is possible to build pixiv_down using dub by running dub build
.
If you do not have dub
, or simply don't want to use it, the SCons build
system can be used:
scons
The compiled executable can be found at source/pixiv_down
.
You can install the executable by running the following as root:
scons install
For more information, see the INSTALL
file.
An expanded version of the help message. Some options may be omitted,
please run pixiv_down help <command>
for more information on any of
the commands.
Usage: pixiv_down <command> <arguments> [options]
Commands:
artist [-t|--type TYPE] <id> [<id2>, <id3>, ...]
Download all content of TYPE from the provided account ID(s).
TYPE can be either manga, illust, or novel, depending on what
you want to download.
artwork [--group-errors] <id> [<id2>, <id3>, ...]
Download an artwork (or manga) with ID <id>. You can download
multiple items by passing multiple IDs separated by a space.
The --group-errors option will change the behaviour such that
instead of printing any errors after each ID, all errors will
be printed after attempting to download the last ID.
bookmarked [--novels] [--private] [--remove-invalid]
[-s|--skip OFFSET]
Download all of your bookmarked works. By default, this will download
all of the illustrations, manga, and ugoira on your 'public' bookmark
list. You can pass the --novels flag to download the novels instead.
Using the --private flag will cause pixiv_down to download from your
'private' bookmark list.
After running this command, a list of IDs will be written to a file
called 'pixiv_down-missing.txt'. These IDs represent the works that
are no longer available on pixiv. You can pass the --remove-invalid
flag and pixiv_down will remove these works from your bookmark list.
compact [-i|--interactive] [-n|--dry-run]
Go through all the accounts you have downloaded and remove
duplicated content. When downloading, pixiv_down creates
a directory using the current account's display name, which
can change. The compact command will move any content from
the old directories (previous display names) in to the
directory using the current display name, so long as the
content is not already present.
The --interactive option will allow you to choose which
directory name to use. The --dry-run option will print
out the actions that would take place, without actually
performing the actions.
daily [-e|--end END] [-b|--begin BEGIN] [-s|--sfw-only]
Download the latest content from all the accounts you follow.
The END option specifies the date to stop downloading at. The
default behaviour is to download everything from the time of
execution until END. You can optionally specify BEGIN to change
the date pixiv_down begins downloading from. Both BEGIN and
END expect a date in the format YYYY-MM-DD.
An END date will be determined automatically if you have
previously called 'daily'. It will use the BEGIN of the
previous run, regardless of if a manual date was provided
or not.
The --sfw-only option restricts the content that is downloaded
to that which is not marked as R-18.
following <--public|--private> [-s|--skip NUMBER]
Download all content from the accounts you follow, in order of
most recently followed. You must specify whether to download
from accounts you publically follow (--public) or the accounts
you follow in private (--private).
If you know that you have already downloaded the first 3
accounts, you can use the --skip option (--skip 3) which
will cause pixiv_down to skip over the first 3 accounts.
novel [--group-errors] <id> [<id2> <id3> ...]
Download the novel with ID <id>. You can download multiple
items by passing multiple IDs separated by a space.
The --group-errors option will change the behaviour such that
instead of printing any errors after each ID, all errors will
be printed after attempting to download the last ID.
prune [-n|--dry-run] [-q|--quiet]
Go through all the accounts you have downloaded and remove
directories for accounts that you no longer follow, or no
longer exist (i.e. the account has been deleted).
You will be prompted to remove an account's directories unless
the --quiet option is used, in which case the directories will
be removed automatically.
Passing the --dry-run option will still prompt to remove
the directories, however, it will not actually remove them.
pixiv_down does not allow you to download items which you should not be allowed to. By this I mean, if there is something on pixiv that you must pay for in order to access, then pixiv_down won't allow you to download it unless you have paid for it. I'm not aware of anything on pixiv that requires payment, but just a heads up.
It should go without saying, but this is an unofficial program and any usage may result in your account being suspended or terminated.
pixiv_down is licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 3. You can find a copy in the COPYING file, or online at https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html.