/MultiUp-1fichier-URL-extractor

Easy way to extract 1fichier URL from MultiUp URLs.

Primary LanguagePythonGNU General Public License v3.0GPL-3.0

🔗 MultiUp to 1fichier URL Extractor

This is a simple Python tool that extracts 1fichier URLs from MultiUp URLs. It utilizes BeautifulSoup for web scraping to find and extract the 1fichier download links.

🟢 How to Use

  1. Clone or download this repository.

  2. Install the required dependencies by running the following command: pip install -r requirements.txt

  3. Run the script with the following command: python extract_urls.py <MULTIUP_URL>

Replace <MULTIUP_URL> with the URL of the MultiUp page containing the links you want to extract. The script will output the 1fichier URLs to a file named output.txt.

If you want to extract multiple URLs in bulk, you can use the -bulk option and provide a text file containing the list of MultiUp URLs. Each URL should be on a separate line.

python extract_urls.py -bulk <FILE_PATH>

Replace <FILE_PATH> with the path to the text file containing the list of MultiUp URLs. The script will extract the 1fichier URLs and store them in the 1fichier.txt file.

🔴 Now you can extract direct URLs for the file using direct_urls.py. Just give the previously extracted 1fichier URL of add 1fichier.txt file from the extract_urls.py script.

Note: Due to the rate limit, it may take some time to extract all direct links.

Example

Suppose you have a MultiUp URL: https://multiup.org/download/123456abcdef. To extract the 1fichier URL, run the following command: python extract_urls.py https://multiup.org/download/123456abcdef

The extracted 1fichier URL will be saved to the 1fichier.txt file.

python direct_urls.py -bulk 1fichier.txt or python direct_urls.py <Extracted 1fichier URL>

Disclaimer

This tool is intended for personal use only. Make sure to respect the terms of service of the websites you are scraping. The authors of this tool are not responsible for any misuse or violation of third-party website policies.

License

This project is licensed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC License - see the LICENSE file for details.