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README.md

Ripme

Album ripper for various websites. Runs on your computer. Requires Java 1.6

Screenshot

Download v1.x (ripme.jar)

For information about running the .jar file, see the How To Run wiki

Changelog (ripme.json)

Features

  • Quickly downloads all images in an online album (see supported sites below)
  • Easily re-rip albums to fetch new content

Supported sites:

  • imgur
  • twitter
  • tumblr
  • instagram
  • flickr
  • photobucket
  • reddit
  • gonewild
  • motherless
  • imagefap
  • imagearn
  • seenive
  • vinebox
  • 8muses
  • deviantart
  • xhamster
  • (more)

Full updated list

Request more sites by adding a comment to this Github issue or by following the wiki guide How To Create A Ripper for HTML Websites

Compiling & Building

The project uses Maven. To build the .jar file using Maven, navigate to the root project directory and run:

mvn clean compile assembly:single

This will include all dependencies in the JAR.

Dependencies

  • junit-3.8.1
  • jsoup-1.7.3
  • json-20140107
  • apache-commons-configuration-1.7
  • log4j-1.2.17
  • commons-cli-1.2
  • commons-io-1.3.2
  • httpcomponents-4.3.3