Node 4Chan Image Downloader (N4ID) is a simple, light-weight, application that saves images from a specified 4Chan thread.
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Downloads images to specified folder. By default, the images will be saved in the following directory structure:
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Uses the official 4Chan API to access post data
N4ID is written using node.js, if you wish to use this application please ensure you have it installed. If you have it installed, you must first download all the files contained in this repository.
After you have done so, run the npm installcommand in your terminal. This command will install all the dependencies necessary for the application to be used successfully.
You can run the application using the follow command: node saver.js boardname threadid. Where boardname is the board name and the threadid is the thread id. For this thread: http://boards.4chan.org/wg/thread/6039110/elder-scrolls-wallpapersdesktop, your command should look like: node saver.js wg 6039110
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2015 Denver Fernandes
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