This is an automated tool to get Windows 10 download URLs. Microsoft doesn't provide direct download links anymore, and instead expect the user to go through their website to create a link that is valid for 24 hours. This tool does exactly that, but automated, yielding a downloadable URL (it doesn't download the file itself, as the title would suggest).
The project is heavily inspired by FIDO but aims to provide a headless cross-platform experience.
You can download any available edition for Windows. Since Microsoft only offers one of them on their website, crawling the website and listing the options here doesn't make a lot of sense. You can use "latest" for the latest version or check FIDO for a lot of IDs.
usage: weird.py [-h] [-8] [-l LANGUAGE] [-L] [-S] edition
positional arguments:
edition Edition to request - use "latest" for the latest version
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-8, --x86 Request x86 instead of x64
-l LANGUAGE, --language LANGUAGE
Language to request link for
-L, --list-langs List languages instead of downloading
-S, --show-edition Show edition number we would download (mainly useful for the latest edition)
MIT