coursera-dl-all
Extend the Coursera Downloader by downloading quizzes and assignments (and hopefully forum posts soon!). Uses coursera-dl in the process.
##Features
Cross-Platform (theoretically!) Python 2 & 3
Download quizzes
Download important files on assignment pages
Download videos (credits to coursera-dl)
Download sidebar links (Errata, Resources, etc.)
Download text file of important links.
Ability to automatically sign up for a class / bypass the honor code stuff (so you don't need to sign up for a class manually to download it).
A list of all classes on the old platform for Coursera
##Todo:
Add support for forums
Add support for human graded assignments
Fix bugs for any courses
Suggestions?
##Installation
-Coursera-Dl. This must be installed if you want to download videos. If you only need to download non video stuff, just don't use the -v tag.
pip install coursera-dl
-Selenium
pip install selenium
-PhantomJS. (optional) If you want to run the program with the browser invisible, install this
##To run:
First populate the classes.csv with slugs or URLs of desired classes. Slugs would be things like pgm-003 while the URL would be https://class.coursera.org/pgm-003
note: coursera.org/learn/ doesn't work.
Next, run the program with the following tags:
-u: for username/email
-p: for password
-q: (optional) to download quizzes
-v: (optional) to download videos
-a: (optional) to download assignments
--path: (optional) a path for coursera-download folder to be downloaded to
--download_type: (optional) 0 for .html and .png files for each page, 1 for .html only, 2 for .png only
--headless: (optional) if you install PhantomJS, you can run this program without that pesky browser popping up.
So classes.csv might look something like:
https://class.coursera.org/gametheory-005/ neuralnets-2012-001
while your command line prompt would be:
python dl_all.py -u horacehe2007@yahoo.com -p hunter2 -q -v
note: you must be signed up for the courses. Note: A list of all classes is provided (not in the right format though)
##Output The output is sorted into categories. Assignments is always there, and the other categories are pulled from the site itself.
Each category (e.g. Quizzes, Assignments, Homework) is split into subfolders for each quiz/assignment. Each of these folders hold a screenshot of the page, all zip files on the page, a links.txt holding all links on the page (in case there's files that you need to download that aren't a zip file).
This would download all the quizzes and videos for the game theory and neural nets course.