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Bunkrr Uploader

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A python script to upload files or directories to Bunkrro Built using asyncio, aiohttp, and tqdm

Supports

  • Bunkrr accounts
  • TODO: Private and public directory uploads
  • Parallel uploads
  • Retries
  • Progress bars
  • TODO: Upload logging
  • TODO: Skipping duplicate uploads

Usage

  1. pip install BunkrrUploader
usage: bunkrr-upload [-h] [-t TOKEN] [-z {na,eu}] [-f FOLDER] [-d]
                     [--debug-save-js-locally | --no-debug-save-js-locally]
                     [-c CONNECTIONS] [--public | --no-public]
                     [--save | --no-save] [--use-config | --no-use-config]
                     [-r RETRIES]
                     file

Bunkrro Uploader supporting parallel uploads

positional arguments:
  file                  File or directory to look for files in to upload

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -t TOKEN, --token TOKEN
                        API token for your account so that you can upload to a
                        specific account/folder. You can also set the
                        GOFILE_TOKEN environment variable for this
  -z {na,eu}, --zone {na,eu}
                        Server zone to prefer uploading to
  -f FOLDER, --folder FOLDER
                        Folder to upload files to overriding the directory
                        name if used
  -d, --dry-run         Don't create folders or upload files
  --debug-save-js-locally, --no-debug-save-js-locally
                        Debug option to save the retrieved js file locally
  -c CONNECTIONS, --connections CONNECTIONS
                        Maximum parallel uploads to do at once
  --public, --no-public
                        Make all files uploaded public. By default they are
                        private and not unsharable
  --save, --no-save     Don't save uploaded file urls to a
                        "bunkrr_upload_<unixtime>.csv" file
  --use-config, --no-use-config
                        Whether to create and use a config file in
                        $HOME/.config/bunkrr_upload/config.json
  -r RETRIES, --retries RETRIES
                        How many times to retry a failed upload

Details

Duplicate Files

If you try to upload a file and it already exists then the upload will be skipped. This comparison is based on MD5 sums, This check is based on the account being used. You can upload the same file twice to an account if different directories were specified.

History

Configs are stored in $HOME/.config/bunkrr_upload/config.json and all successful uploads and md5 sum hashes will be saved in there. Each time you complete an upload a bunkrr_upload_<timestamp>.csv will be created with the items uploaded and the following metadata: filePath,filePathMD5,fileNameMD5,uploadSuccess,code,downloadPage,fileId,fileName,guestToken,md5,parentFolder

Examples

Given

directory/
├── sample2.mkv
└── sample.mkv

Upload single file anonymously

bunkrr-upload directory/sample.mkv

Upload single file to your account

bunkrr-upload --token 123 foo directory/sample.mkv

Upload single file to directory foo in your account

bunkrr-upload --token 123 --folder foo directory/sample.mkv

Upload directory to your account

bunkrr-upload --token 123 directory

Upload directory to directory foo in your account

bunkrr-upload --token 123 --folder foo directory

Development

Optional Prerequesites

pyenv install 3.9

Setup

pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
pre-commit install

Packaging

python3 -m build
python3 -m twine upload --skip-existing --repository pypi dist/*

Improvements Wishlist

  • Update README
  • Make it work
  • Add file zipping and cleanup
  • Add tests
  • Add github runners for tests
  • Recursive directory upload support

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