urlgrabber -v (return code: 0)
usage: urlgrabber [options] <url>
urlgrabber - a simple client for the urlgrabber python package
options:
-h, --help print this message
--help doc print basic intro and documentation
--help options list available options to the grabber module
--help <option> print documentation for a module option
--help all print documentation for all module options
--<option>=VAL specify a module option. VAL must be a python value,
including quotes in the case of strings.
e.g. --user_agent='"foobar/2.0"'
--output FILE
-o FILE write output to FILE, otherwise the basename of the
url will be used
-O print the names of saved files to STDOUT
--repeat=N grab each URL N times (mostly for debugging keepalive)
-p, --progress use the default text progress meter
-v increment the verbosity level (defaults to 0)
--verbose=N set the verbosity level to N
-d SPEC, --debug=SPEC
turn on urlgrabber module debugging with
SPEC=LEVEL,FILENAME. e.g. -d 1,debug.txt
-D a convenience option equivalent to:
--verbose=3 --progress --debug=INFO,-
--profile profile the actual fetching and print the results
urlgrabber --help (return code: 0)
usage: urlgrabber [options] <url>
urlgrabber - a simple client for the urlgrabber python package
options:
-h, --help print this message
--help doc print basic intro and documentation
--help options list available options to the grabber module
--help <option> print documentation for a module option
--help all print documentation for all module options
--<option>=VAL specify a module option. VAL must be a python value,
including quotes in the case of strings.
e.g. --user_agent='"foobar/2.0"'
--output FILE
-o FILE write output to FILE, otherwise the basename of the
url will be used
-O print the names of saved files to STDOUT
--repeat=N grab each URL N times (mostly for debugging keepalive)
-p, --progress use the default text progress meter
-v increment the verbosity level (defaults to 0)
--verbose=N set the verbosity level to N
-d SPEC, --debug=SPEC
turn on urlgrabber module debugging with
SPEC=LEVEL,FILENAME. e.g. -d 1,debug.txt
-D a convenience option equivalent to:
--verbose=3 --progress --debug=INFO,-
--profile profile the actual fetching and print the results