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It would be nice to have an option that doesn't actually download the contents, only titles with a --list command or something similar.
I have hundreds of gigabytes of stuff, and it would be nice to just have a list of all my e-books for example, without having to wait days for all of the actual content to download.
The output could just be a JSON (or XML) file or a continuous text output to STDOUT in the format:
Bundle name
|-- Item name
|-- (optional list of available formats
Or something along those lines
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Hey @WolfyD, I'm not sure this repository is maintained so much anymore, I have submitted a pull request for multi-processing, should solve your waiting days problems (given that your network can cooperate)
On my profile you can find this repo with the multiprocessing patch and trove patch.
Multiprocessing currently isn't for trove.
I like this idea, I'd be happy to try and work this feature out for you, if it's something you are still interested in, and haven't found elsewhere.
It would be nice to have an option that doesn't actually download the contents, only titles with a
--list
command or something similar.I have hundreds of gigabytes of stuff, and it would be nice to just have a list of all my e-books for example, without having to wait days for all of the actual content to download.
The output could just be a JSON (or XML) file or a continuous text output to STDOUT in the format:
Or something along those lines
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: