RipMe

Contribute

RipMe is maintained with ♥️ and in our limited free time by @MetaPrime, @cyian-1756 and @kevin51jiang. If you'd like to contribute but aren't good with code, help keep us happy with a small contribution!

About

RipMe is an album ripper for various websites. It is a cross-platform tool that runs on your computer, and requires Java 8. RipMe has been tested and confirmed working on Windows, Linux and MacOS.

Downloads

Download ripme.jar from the latest release.

Note: If you're currently using version 1.2.x, 1.3.x or 1.7.49, you will not automatically get updates to the newest versions. We recommend downloading the latest version from the link above.

For information about running the .jar file, see the How To Run wiki.

Installation

On macOS, there is a cask.

brew cask install ripme && xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/ripme.jar

Changelog

Changelog (ripme.json)

Features

Quickly downloads all images in an online album. See supported sites
Easily re-rip albums to fetch new content
Built in updater
Skips already downloaded images by default
Can auto skip e-hentai and nhentai albums containing certain tags. See here for how to enable
Download a range of urls. See here for how

Not Supported?

Request support for more sites by adding a comment to this Github issue.

If you're a developer, you can add your own Ripper by following the wiki guide: How To Create A Ripper for HTML Websites.

Compiling & Building

The project uses Maven. To build the .jar file using Maven, navigate to the root project directory and run:

mvn clean compile assembly:single

This will include all dependencies in the JAR.

Running Tests

Tests can be marked as beeing slow, or flaky. Default is to run all but the flaky tests. Slow tests can be excluded to run. slow and flaky tests can be run on its own. After building you can run tests, quoting might be necessary depending on your shell:

mvn test
mvn test -DexcludedGroups= -Dgroups=flaky,slow
mvn test '-Dgroups=!slow'

Please note that some tests may fail as sites change and our rippers become out of date. Start by building and testing a released version of RipMe and then ensure that any changes you make do not cause more tests to break.

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