bandcamp-archive is a convenience utility for making offline archives of bandcamp content.
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README.md
bandcamp-archive
Description:
bandcamp-archive is a convenience utility for making offline archives of bandcamp content. for any file downloaded, it creates a folder for the uploader, and then inside that folder it creates another folder named after the artist and the title of the album or track.
example: $DLDIR/example.bandcamp.com/Artist - Title/01 - Track 01 - $TRACKID.mp3
one of the current main features of bandcamp-archive is the ability to download all albums from an uploader's index page, while still saving each album to its own folder.
Dependencies:
- Python3
Invocation:
GNU/Linux:
to download a single album or track
./bca.py https://example.bandcamp.com/album/example-album
or to download all albums:
./bca.py https://example.bandcamp.com/music
to see available options:
./bca.py -h
Windows:
- run bca_windows_gui.bat
- paste a bandcamp link into the dialog box
Configuration:
for now bandcamp-archive will create a config file if not found in the current directory. in time bandcamp-archive will support configuration through both command line arguments, and the configuration file.
TODO List:
- create a simple gui with tkinter
- implement support for "name your price" and free HQ downloads
- code cleanup
- add some type of support for user lists
History:
bandcamp-archive was previously named bandcamp-dl, but it was eventually realized that there was already an older project with this name:
- [https://github.com/Suyash458/bandcamp-dl]
- [https://github.com/sam09/bandcamp-dl]
- [https://github.com/iheanyi/bandcamp-dl]
bandcamp-archive is not a fork of these, it was written from the ground up with the following goals:
- to be cross-platform
- to keep dependencies to a minimum
- to have the highest support of saving streaming quality mp3s
- to save pages and pictures
- to extract relevant data from the html pages and save as plain text
- to eventually support automated higher quality downloads
bandcamp-archive previously was a wrapper around youtube-dl, but youtube-dl was not always able to retrieve links for streaming media. because of this bandcamp-archive now uses an internal page parser to generate links to streaming media. if preferred, youtube-dl can still be used as the download utility.