overbyrn / docker-bdfr

a wrapper container for bulk-downloader-for-reddit

docker-bdfr (bulk-downloader-for-reddit)

Docker version of bulk downloader for reddit. Currently tracking the development branch.

Features

• Configurable: runs python3 -m bdfr download using the --opts option to allow for configuring bdfr via a yaml file or command line args.
• Only on the development branch as of now. See Options and their example yaml.
• Optional post-download actions to sanitize filenames, remove or convert duplicates to symlinks.
• Optional delay (random or specific) before running BDFR. Useful with multiple BDFR containers as prevents all containers downloading at the same time.
• Configurable period to wait between multiple BDFR runs, incl. no-wait, where container will exit gracefully after a single run.

Environment Variables

VARIABLE	DESCRIPTION	DEFAULT
BDFR_POSTLIMIT	Limit of number of submissions retrieve	10
BDFR_OFFSET	Delay before running BDFR. Useful with multiple BDFR containers. -1=No Delay, 0=Random (1-24hrs)	-1
BDFR_WAIT	Time to wait (in seconds) between BDFR runs. 0 = Don't wait, just exit. Equates to a single-run	300
BDFR_AUTH	Run as authenticated or unauthenticated Reddit session [true/false]	false
BDFR_USER	The user to run-as when running an authenticated session
BDFR_VERBOSE	Verbosity of BDFR logging. 0=INFO, 1=DEBUG, 2=FULL	0
BDFR_NODUPES	Will not redownload files if they already exist somewhere in the download folder tree [true/false]	true
BDFR_SORT	Downloads based on Reddit sort type. Options: controversial, hot, new, rising, top	new
BDFR_DETOX	Whether to run detox to clean-up filenames [true/false]	false
BDFR_RDFIND	Whether to run rdfind to replace duplicate files [true/false]	false
BDFR_RDFIND_OPTS	Use these options when running rdfind. Default action if empty: convert duplicates to symlinks
BDFR_SYMLINKS	Whether to run symlinks to change absolute/messy links to relative [true/false]	false

Setup

1. rename options.yaml.example -> options.yaml
2. rename default_config.cfg -> config.cfg
3. modify and put in a directory (ideally a persistent mounted volume)
4. choose a download directory (ideally a persistent mounted volume)
5. run docker container:

docker run -d \  
-v /your/config/location:/config \  
-v /your/download/location/downloads \  
-p 7634:7634 \  
-e BDFR_POSTLIMIT=9999 \
-e BDFR_OFFSET=-1 \
-e BDFR_WAIT=300 \
-e BDFR_AUTH=false \
-e BDFR_VERBOSE=0 \
-e BDFR_NODUPES=true \
-e BDFR_SORT=new \
-e BDFR_DETOX=false \
-e BDFR_RDFIND=false \
-e BDFR_SYMLINKS=false \
--name bdfr \
overbyrn/docker-bdfr

docker-bdfr's Issues

How do I specify to just grab one users content?

EDIT, fixed first issue entirely which this post was originally!

I'm running your container, with "-d" to keep it running.
Them I'm injecting this command into it.

docker exec -it bdfr python3 -m bdfr download /downloads/USERNAME --filename-restriction-scheme windows -- --user USERNAME --submitted -L 10

It's worked well so far, until I've added the command

"--filename-restriction-scheme"
Which it spits back with

Error: No such option: --filename-restriction-scheme Did you mean --file-scheme?

Is this broken in the core app (not just your container?) - I don't want it outputting files which my windows PC can't see.