#sc_archiver.sh
I wanted to see if I could wrap youtube-dl in pure bash to archive my SoundCloud likes. I thought it would take 30 mintues. It did not take 30 minutes
#Usage
- Every time you run ./sc_archiver.sh the script will first check if dependencies are present and attempt to download if not.
- By default the script will ask you before installing, creating folders, or starting a download.
- I think this script is fully portable, but uses brew for grabbing dependencies so really this is somewhat osx specific (but if you have
jq
andyoutube-dl
it "should" work) - You can disable prompts by commenting the line
interactive_mode=true
at the top of the script - Even when in non-interactive mode the script inserts pauses. This is only because you have to spam ^c to break out of the main loop and I'm not writing traps at 4 in the morning
- Running ./sc_archiver.sh by itself will prompt you for your SoundCloud username
- you can also run ./sc_archiver
username
to skip prompt (useful if running in non-interactive mode) - You can set the script to run non-interactively by commenting the $interactive_mode variable at the top of the script
- you can also run ./sc_archiver
#CAVEAT: The script only downloads the first 100 artists you follow. I'm almost certainly not going back to write pagination (I follow <100 artists) but you can change the curl command in get_collection
to either grab more artists or change the offset.
##TL;DR, download the script, run it once to make sure all your dependencies are met, and let it prompt you to download your likes and an artist or two. If that works fine, and you don'w wnat to confirm every artist, kill the script and comment the interactive_mode
variable. (you can also un comment skip_likes
to save some time.) and kick it off again.
Dependencies: