2021-10-02 03:05:29 +02:00
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# Itch Jam Downloader
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Downloads all games from a public Itch.io Game Jam.
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What you'll need:
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- Python 3.8+
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- `pip install -r requirements.txt`
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- [chromedriver](https://chromedriver.chromium.org/downloads) somewhere in your PATH
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On Arch, `pacman -S python chromium python-selenium python-requests python-slugify` works.
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How to use this:
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- Go to your jam's page, ex. https://itch.io/jam/gbcompo21 and right-click -> View Source.
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- Ctrl-F for `"id":` - it should find that text once, followed by a number. Write it down.
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- Download https://itch.io/jam/NUMBER/entries.json (replacing NUMBER with what you wrote down)
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- Run the downloader: `python downloader.py entries.json`
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- Wait. This is going to take a while.
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**This downloader does not (and probably will not) support HTML5-only games.** (For some of
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these, you might get lucky by hitting F12 while the game loads and grabbing what's in there.)
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It's expected that the downloader output will not be complete - logs are stupidly verbose and
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it prints a report on successful/failed downloads, so you must manually grab whatever was not
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handled for you automatically for some reason.
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The downloader also grabs the entry page HTML, which usually comes with controls and such. It
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does not download images, external assets and so on, just the text - if the Itch page dies,
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so will most elements on those downloaded pages. Controls should survive, though.
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