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@@ -7,14 +7,51 @@ Making music available to be played but not to be downloaded is *so* stupid.
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-you'd better create a virtualenv and then do `pip install -r requirements.txt`.
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-After that, `python fetchcose.py --help` will be your friend.
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+you'd better create a virtualenv and then do `python setup.py install`
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+After that, `bandcavall --help` will be your friend.
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Note that this will open *many* windows, which is annoying. If you want it to be nicer with your desktop, I'd suggest to:
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```sh
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Xephyr :1 &
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export DISPLAY=:1
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-python fetchcose.py --blablablabla
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+bandcavall --blablablabla
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```
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+### Examples
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+Ok, ok.
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+
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+```sh
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+bandcavall --do download 'https://juggernautrome.bandcamp.org/'
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+```
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+
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+will download everything from that amazing band, with some parallel downloading
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+supported *and* will apply correct tags to that. Yes, bandcamp files often have
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+poor tagging.
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+-----------
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+Just want to grab data, then apply your favourite download manager?
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+
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+```sh
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+bandcavall 'https://juggernautrome.bandcamp.org/'
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+```
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+
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+will print a bunch of JSON lines with information about each track
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+-------------
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+The previous was informative, but a bit too verbose, right? If you just want to use wget,
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+
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+```sh
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+bandcavall --do wgetprint 'https://juggernautrome.bandcamp.org/'
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+```
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+This will *print* `wget` commands ready to be used. In fact
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+
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+```sh
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+bandcavall --do wgetprint 'https://juggernautrome.bandcamp.org/' | parallel -j3
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+```
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+
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+is what you might want to do
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