- Download resources such as videos or pdfs from Coursera in batch using the
dl-ressub-command. - No need to grab cookies manually, just provide your username and password to the script and it will authenticate automatically.
- Files downloaded are named after their respective lecture in the lectures page and organized in folders named after their respective course.
- Allows filtering which types of resources (video, pdf, pptx, txt, subs) are to be downloaded.
- Supports downloading multiple editions of the same course.
- The
list-coursessub-command shows available courses and the identifiers required for downloading the resources. - Resources can be downloaded from multiple resources courses at once by providing multiple identifiers.
- Works both in Linux and Windows.
Coursera is just a script so you can run it without installing, all that is required is that you have the required dependencies installed.
If you're not sure you can install them with: sudo pip install -r requirements.txt
A setup.py is also provided, although all it does is copying coursera to your PATH so you can run it anywhere.
To start using the script run it as ./coursera -h to see the help message.
If you are in a hurry, you can just skip it and run ./coursera dl-res crypto,algo 'your.email@example.com' 'your_password' to start downloading videos from your courses (which are crypto and algo in the example).