Use this tool to generate a script that you can use to download Raywenderlich videos and materials (zips) for offline use.
You can find a prebuild executable in the release/ folder.
No pipeline at the moment.
./rwl -u 'firstname.lastname@emailprovider.com' -p 'password' 'https://www.raywenderlich.com/4001741-swiftui'
This will generate a bash script that makes use of youtube-dl for downloading the actual streams.
An output file will look like this:
#!/bin/sh
youtube-dl -o 'course/1_introduction.%(ext)s' https://player.vimeo.com/external/357115696.m3u8
youtube-dl -o 'course/2_swiftui_vs._uikit.%(ext)s' https://player.vimeo.com/external/357115704.m3u8
youtube-dl -o 'course/3_challenge:_making_a_programming_to-do_list.%(ext)s' https://player.vimeo.com/external/357115706.m3u8
...
You can also export to a json file if you want.
Execute this script to actually start the download.
-u, --username Provide your Raywenderlich email address.
-p, --password Provide your Raywenderlich password address
-o, --output
[json] Export to JSON
[youtubedl] (default) Makes a bash script with the help of Youtubedl and curl
-m, --[no-]materials Whether you want to fetch the links to the materials.
(defaults to on)
Make sure you have the Dart tools installed.
To build a self contained executable, run:
pub get
dart2native bin/main.dart -o release/[linux|mac]/rwl