A parallel downloader, like wget.
The binary name for rustget is rget
If you're a Rust Programmer, rustget can be installed through cargo by running:
$ cargo install rustget
rustget is built with Rust, so you need to have a version of Rust installed. To build rustget:
~~~~bash $ git clone https://github.com/SummaDiaboli/rustget $ cd rustget $ cargo build --release $ ./target/release/rget --version 0.1.2 ~~~~
rust
rget [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] --dest <filename> --url <url>
The options and flags can come in any order as long as the required values are used.
Valid uses of rget:
bash
$ rget -u https://www.google.com -d index.html
$ rget -d index -u https://www.google.com
$ rget -d index.html -u https://www.google.com -t 6
$ rget -t 6 -d ~/Documents/index.html -r 4 -u https://www.google.com
Invalid uses of rget:
bash
$ rget -d index.html -u www.google.com
$ rget -u https://www.google.com -d index.html -t fish
$ rget -u https://www.google.com -r fish -d index.html
-h
: Show rustget's condensed help output.
--help
: Show rustget's longer form help output.
-V/--version
: Prints the version information.
-v/--verbosity
: Pass many times for more log output. By default, it'll only report errors. Passing -v
one time also prints warnings, -vv
enables info logging, -vvv
debug, and -vvvv
trace.
-d/--dest <filename>
: Create filename. It could also the path, including the filename. This is required.
-r/--retry <retry>
: Set number of time to retry download after failures in downloading. It defaults to 0
.
-t/--threads <threads>
: Set the number of threads to use for the download. It defaults to 4
.
-u/--url <url>
: The url to fetch the file from. This is required.