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# e6dl
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**["I don't care about any of this, just take me to the downloads"](https://github.com/tjhorner/e6dl/releases/latest)**
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This is a command line tool for downloading posts that match certain tags on e621 or e926.
It does basically the same thing as [this tool](https://www.npmjs.com/package/e6dl) except it was written in Go and the output is a lot less pretty.
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It supports concurrently downloading posts, and you can set a maximum number of workers that should be downloading at a time.
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I made this because I wanted to rewrite one of my previous projects in Go, so I decided to start with this one since it's a pretty small and simple command line tool that encapsulates a lot of concepts in the language (type definition, imports, goroutines, standard libraries, slices, to name a few).
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## Installing, Building, etc.
See [here](https://github.com/tjhorner/nplcsv/blob/master/README.md) since it uses the same Makefile.
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## Example
Here's a situation that uses every flag:
If you wanted to download a maximum of 20 posts with the tag `pokemon` in random order from e926 to the directory `./posts` with a maximum of 2 downloading at a time:
```bash
e6dl --tags "pokemon order:random" --out ./posts --limit 20 --concurrents 2 --sfw
```
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## Usage
```
Usage of e6dl:
--concurrents int
Maximum amount of concurrent downloads (default 5)
--limit int
Maximum amount of posts to grab from e621 (default 10)
--out string
The directory to write the downloaded posts to (default "dl")
--sfw
Download posts from e926 instead of e621
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--tags string
Tags to search for
```