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Rst doesn't support nested markup apparently.

leouieda

Currently, `download` doesn't allow many file formats for automatic unpacking. We could consider using other tool to handle unpacking, for example: - https://github.com/wummel/patool - https://github.com/ponty/pyunpack

konhi

For example ```python import download d = download.Downloader(progress=True, verbose=False) d.download("http://example.org/a.zip", "a.zip") ```

codeskyblue

Progress bar is ignored and not provided if url contains "dropbox.com"

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Not only does this look like a hack (in terms of some non-dropbox urls containing "dropbox.com" somewhere in their name), it's also quite unfortunate if you download large files from...

ghost

have a def with add headers

2

can add headers to download file for example must login first condition

jasonyun

Move tests folder from download folder

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If you put `tests` folder in `download` folder then it means that EVERY user installed this package has these files in package folder.

CrafterKolyan

RuntimeError: Error while fetching file

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RuntimeError: Error while fetching file http://.................. Dataset fetching aborted. the file is pdf and 30+M why it can't download?

jasonyun

unpack tarfiles

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in addition to unpacking zip files, would be handy if it could do tarfiles as well.

eseiver

The same functionality is implemented in `tempfile.TemporaryDirectory`

CrafterKolyan

Example: ``` from download import download urls = [ "https://github.com/CrafterKolyan/mmp-practicum-sql-fall-2019-db-dump/raw/master/trjudge_sql_dump_2019.zip.part0", "https://github.com/CrafterKolyan/mmp-practicum-sql-fall-2019-db-dump/raw/master/trjudge_sql_dump_2019.zip.part1" ] download(urls, ["dump.zip.part0", "dump.zip.part1"], threads=2) ```

CrafterKolyan