http://undraw.co — you are is awesome!
pup2 is https://github.com/ericchiang/pup, for my OS X it's works only in Go version, not in binary installed or from Brew ¯_(ツ)_/¯jq is https://github.com/stedolan/jqaria2c is https://aria2.github.io/, but you can use curl, wget or something whatever... :)| # npm -g i svgexport | |
| # #ff6347 — change color | |
| svgexport hiking_d24r.svg hiking_d24r.png "svg *[fill=\"#6c63ff\"]{fill: #ff6347}" |
| # oneliner | |
| for ((i=1;i<30;i++)); do curl -s https://undraw.co/illustrations/load/$i | pup2 'a[data-src] json{}' | jq '.[] .children[] .children[] .children[] .src' -r -M | xargs -i aria2c {} -d ./imgs; done; |
This updated one-liner worked for me:
for ((i=1;i<66;i++)); do curl -s https://undraw.co/api/illustrations\?page\=$i | jq '.illos[] | (.title, .image)' -r -M | sed -e 's/\(.*\)/\1/; s/\ /_/g'|xargs -n2 -L2 bash -c 'curl --silent --output ./$1.svg $2 > /dev/null' bash;done;
I can't get the above script to work, so here's my Python script. The
requestsdependency is required.#!/usr/bin/env python3 import os import json import requests from multiprocessing.pool import ThreadPool def build_index(): page = 1 urls = [] while True: res = requests.get("https://undraw.co/api/illustrations?page={}".format(page)) json_body = res.json() for item in json_body['illustrations']: title = item['title'] url = item['image'] print("Title: %s => URL: %s" % (title, url)) urls.append([title, url]) page = json_body['nextPage'] print("Proceeding to Page %d" % page) if not json_body['hasMore']: print("Finished Gathering JSON.") return urls def download_from_entry(entry): title, url = entry file_name = "%s.svg" % title.lower().replace(' ', '_') print("Downloading %s" % file_name) if not os.path.exists(file_name): res = requests.get(url, stream=True) if res.status_code is 200: path = "./images/%s" % file_name with open(path, 'wb') as f: for chunk in res: f.write(chunk) return file_name urls = build_index() print("Downloading %d files." % len(urls)) results = ThreadPool(20).imap_unordered(download_from_entry, urls) for path in results: print("Downloaded %s" % path) print("Downloaded %d files." % len(urls))
This worked. Great stuff. Only thing is it should be
for item in json_body['illos']:
Community — so sweet ^_^
Thank you!