A usable but fairly featureless khinsider downloader written in Go. I use it myself but I need to clean up the code and write some more docs
As mentioned, this tool is very barebones so there's only really one thing you can do with it.
Let's say we wanted to download the OST for Persona 4 Dancing All Night.
Assuming the URL is https://downloads.khinsider.com/game-soundtracks/album/persona-4-dancing-all-night, we want to take the slug, which is the portion of the URL after /album/ like so:
khinsider persona-4-dancing-all-nightIt will create a folder in your downloads folder ($HOME/Downloads/) named after the slug and then start to download each track so eg; ~/Downloads/persona-4-dancing-all-night/17 カリステギア Karisutegia.mp3
There are no options for providing a download directory or anything like that but feel free to submit a feature request.
There are two options for installing khinsider.
While both of these options will provide a binary in the download/compile directory, I recommend moving it to somewhere in your PATH such as /usr/local/bin/khinsider.
That way, you can access it going forward by just running khinsider and not having to specify eg; ~/Downloads/khinsider
Personally, I don't get off on the idea of compiling software so thanks to Github Actions, each release is already prebuilt and ready to go on the releases page.
I've provided builds for Windows, macOS and Linux, which contains a mix of both x86 and arm binaries.
I do actually have an Apple Silicon Macbook Air which I'm pretty sure I tested the macOS binaries on but honestly I'd have to double check.
Let me know if there are any other platforms you'd like supported or feel free to add them yourself here by submitting a pull request.
This should just be as simple as the following:
> go build main.go
> ./main
Please enter the name of an album eg katamari-damacy-soundtrack-katamari-fortissimo-damacy%If you want to compile for a different operating system or architecture, just use the Golang compiler flags like so:
> GOOS=linux GOARCH=arm64 go build main.go
> ./main
zsh: exec format error: ./main
> uname -ms
Darwin x86_64I can't run the above example of course because I'm not running an arm based Linux machine but perhaps you'd like to compile for your Raspberry Pi while offline or something.
If you're looking for something more feature complete, check out obskyr's original which inspired this one: https://github.com/obskyr/khinsider
In general, he's a cool guy and is up to lots of interesting stuff on Twitter!
He didn't pay me to say this.