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FurAffinity Downloader

furaffinity-dl is a python script for batch downloading of galleries (and scraps/favorites) from furaffinity users users or your submission notifications! Mainly it was written for preservation of culture, to counter the people nuking their galleries every once a while. But no-one is restricting you from just using is for convenience.

Supports all known submission types: images, text, flash and audio.

Requirements

python3 (Recommended version is 3.10.x and above)

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

furaffinity-dl has been tested on Linux and Windows OSs, however it should also work on Mac or any other platform that supports python.

The script currently only works with the "Modern" theme

Usage

When downloading a folder make sure to put everything after /folder/, for example 123456/Folder-Name-Here instead of just 123456 (ref #60).

usage: furaffinity-dl.py [-h] [--cookies COOKIES] [--output OUTPUT_FOLDER] [--check] [--user-agent USER_AGENT] [--submissions] [--folder FOLDER] [--start START] [--stop STOP]
                         [--redownload] [--interval INTERVAL] [--rating] [--filter] [--metadata] [--download DOWNLOAD] [--json-description] [--html-description] [--login]
                         [--index] [--real-category] [--request-compress] [--check-file-size] [--disable-threading] [--num-threads NUM_THREADS] [--dry-run]
                         [username] [category]

Downloads the entire gallery/scraps/folder/favorites of a furaffinity user, or your submissions notifications

positional arguments:
  username              username of the furaffinity user (if username is starting with '-' or '--' provide them through a file instead)
  category              the category to download, gallery/scraps/favorites [default: gallery]

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --cookies COOKIES, -c COOKIES
                        path to a NetScape cookies file
  --output OUTPUT_FOLDER, -o OUTPUT_FOLDER
                        set a custom output folder
  --check               check and download latest submissions of a user
  --user-agent USER_AGENT, -ua USER_AGENT
                        Your browser's user agent, may be required, depending on your luck
  --submissions, -sub   download your submissions
  --folder FOLDER, -f FOLDER
                        full path of the furaffinity gallery folder. for instance 123456/Folder-Name-Here
  --start START         page number to start from
  --stop STOP           Page number to stop on. Specify the full URL after the username: for favorites pages (1234567890/next) or for submissions pages: (new~123456789@48)     
  --redownload, -rd     Redownload files that have been downloaded already
  --interval INTERVAL, -i INTERVAL
                        delay between downloading pages in seconds [default: 0]
  --rating, -r          disable rating separation
  --filter              enable submission filter
  --metadata, -m        enable metadata saving
  --download DOWNLOAD   download a specific submission by providing its id
  --json-description, -jd
                        download description as a JSON list
  --html-description, -hd
                        download description as original html format, this won't work if json-description is enabled
  --login               extract furaffinity cookies directly from your browser
  --index               create an index of downloaded files in an output folder
  --real-category       this will download to the sub folder of its real category. it's useful when download favorites to avoid duplicate files
  --request-compress    enable request compress which may save some bandwidth, but less file can be check by content-length. Since images won't be compress by default, it won't take much side effect to disable it by default
  --check-file-size     check all files size when download, this will skip build-in archive
  --disable-threading   disable multithreading download
  --num-threads NUM_THREADS, -t NUM_THREADS
                        how many threads will be used for parallel download [default: 3]
  --dry-run, --dry      dry run (don't create folders and don't download files)

Examples:
 python3 furaffinity-dl.py koul -> will download gallery of user koul
 python3 furaffinity-dl.py koul scraps -> will download scraps of user koul
 python3 furaffinity-dl.py mylafox favorites -> will download favorites of user mylafox

You can also download a several users in one go like this:
 python3 furaffinity-dl.py "koul radiquum mylafox" -> will download gallery of users koul -> radiquum -> mylafox
You can also provide a file with user names that are separated by a new line

You can also log in to FurAffinity in a web browser and load cookies to download age restricted content or submissions:
 python3 furaffinity-dl.py letodoesart -c cookies.txt -> will download gallery of user letodoesart including Mature and Adult submissions
 python3 furaffinity-dl.py --submissions -c cookies.txt -> will download your submissions notifications

DISCLAIMER: It is your own responsibility to check whether batch downloading is allowed by FurAffinity terms of service and to abide by them.

You can also log in to download restricted content. To do that, log in to FurAffinity in your web browser, and use python3 furaffinity-dl.py --login to export furaffinity cookies from your web browser in Netscape format directly in to the file cookies.txt or export them manually with extensions: for Firefox and for Chrome based browsers, then you can then pass them to the script with the -c flag, like this (you may also have to provide your user agent):

python3 furaffinity-dl.py letodoesart -c cookies.txt --user-agent 'Mozilla/5.0 ....'

Disclaimer

It is your own responsibility to check whether batch downloading is allowed by FurAffinity's terms of service and to abide by them. For further disclaimers see LICENSE.

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