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It uses somewhat buggy but excellent flickrpy module by James Clarke — works well for me after some small adjustments:
def main(): flickr.API_KEY = constants.API_KEY flickr.API_SECRET = constants.API_SECRET u = flickr.User(id = '92002612@N00') sets = u.getPhotosets() for ps in sets: name = ps.title name = name.replace('"', "'").replace("/", "_") folderName = "/Users/kirillov/Pictures/Flickr/%s" % name if os.path.exists(folderName): print("Path exists, skipping: %s" % folderName ) continue photos = ps.getPhotos() os.mkdir(folderName) i = 0 for i,p in enumerate(photos): src = p.getSizes()[-1]['source'] photoname = p.getTitle().replace("/", "_") fname = '/Users/kirillov/Pictures/Flickr/%s/%s-%d.jpg' % (name, photoname, i) data = u2.urlopen(src).read() open(fname, 'w').write(data) print('%s => "/Users/kirillov/Pictures/Flickr/%s/%s-%d.jpg"' % (src,name, photoname, i))
Upd: fixed and updated version posted.
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Nice!
Do you know about enumerate?Get rid of the ‘i’ variable and just sayfor i, p in enumerate(photos):Are you sure you won’t have a slash (‘/’) in your names that would need replacing?
@Holger: good point about slashes. Not likely but still. W.r.t to enumerate — nope, didn’t think about it :-) anyway let’s wait till it fails, then I will write a work around for not re-downloading already downloaded sets, escaping slashes and fixing whatever-problem-it-will-fail-because-of.
Finally it's failed – slash in the name, as it was expected. Fixing the script…
Yeah, script is fixed and running on :-) still buggy probably, but at least file name “????? ???????? ? ?????????? ? Mac OS X / Apple / ?????????.jpg” doesn’t confuse it anymore.