get( url, stream = True) as resp:įor chunk in resp.
replace( ' ', '-'),ĭef download_file_from_url( base_path, url, chunk_size = None):įilename = urlparse( url). find( 'div', class_ = 'whitebox-redux')įor div in wrapper_div. find( 'div', class_ = 'js-all-downloads-holder') In your command line tool, create a virtualenv and install dependencies:ĭef parse_download_links( html_file_content):Įxternal_wrapper_div = soup. Now you're ready to download those books. For example: humble_bundle_ml.html Step 5: Run the command! Use a good name for the html file because we'll use it next. Once you've identified it, right click on it and do: Copy > Copy ElementĬreate a new file in your favorite editor and paste the contents that you've just copied from the previous step. Scroll up until you see the initial element. Once you click on Inspect, the developer window should pop up: Right click anywhere on the page and click on "Inspect Element": I'm using Chrome, but Firefox also works for this. This is how mine looks like Step 2: Inspect element Here is a step by step guide: Step 1: Open the download pageĪfter your purchase, open the download page: It's a simple script, the only problem is extracting the generated HTML from Humble Bundle. So I scratched a quick script to download all of them in batch. There were 15 books to download, with 3 different file formats per book. I bought the amazing Machine Learning by O'Reilly bundle.
This is a quick Python script I wrote to download HumbleBundle books in batch.
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