Download the installer from the Releases page. The latest version is 0.9.1. Happy downloading!
AOGet is a download manager for easy fileset downloads from archive.org, or any other website that provides directory listing - a collection of downloadable URLs on a single page. It has a qBittorrent/uTorrent-like user interface for easy user adoption. User Guide is here.
- The app is in beta. Expect issues.
- It was written in Python and can be a little slow with large filesets.
- It does not support parallel download threads for a single file, but can download many files in parallel.
- Job deletion is slow with large jobs.
- You can set global bandwidth limits, but not on a per-file basis.
- The app does not explore directories recursively, it's limited to the flat set of files on a page.
- There is no support for page logins, CAPTCHAs or any other non-trivial downloads.
- As of 0.9.1 the rate display will be unreliable with very slow servers (<4KB/s) or many threads + bandwidth limit.
- The target filenames are not temporaray as is the good practice with download managers (.filepart etc.)
I plan to do updates if the app sees some actual use.
- v0.9.2 Milestone is a 60/40% bugfix/feature release with minor enhancements.
- v1.0 Milestone is about additional enhancements.
- Later are nice-to-haves.
Please use the Discussions tab.
When the app crashes, it'll prompt you to open a new issue. If you have a GitHub account, or willing to create one, please report issues. If you want to go the extra mile, you can check in the existing set of issues whether your case was reported already.
You can actively develop AOGet. Take a look at the issues, fix one, raise a PR and bug me to get it reviewed and merged. Consult the wiki on how to get started.