ddg-bulk-image-downloader
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Lazy way to download images from Duck Duck Go search results in bulk
Lazy way to download images from Duck Duck Go search results in bulk
$ npm install -g ddg-bulk-image-downloader
$ ddg-download "Morgan Freeman" -l 500 # Downloads first 500 images from Duck Duck go to current folder
Or try without installing
$ npx ddg-bulk-image-downloader -q "Morgan Freeman" -l 60 -o out
$ ddg-download "Morgan Freeman"
$ ddg-download -q "Morgan Freeman" -l 60 -o out
OPTIONS
-c, --color=(color|Monochrome|Red|Orange)
-h, --help show CLI help
-l, --layout=(Square|Tall|Wide)
-l, --limit=limit [default: 10] no of images to download
-o, --output=output output directory path
-q, --query=query search query
-s, --size=(Small|Medium|Large|Wallpaper)
-t, --type=(photo|clipart|gif|transparent)
-v, --version show CLI version
FAQs
Lazy way to download images from Duck Duck Go search results in bulk
The npm package ddg-bulk-image-downloader receives a total of 21,108 weekly downloads. As such, ddg-bulk-image-downloader popularity was classified as popular.
We found that ddg-bulk-image-downloader demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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