| 1 | Manga Fetcher fetches and downloads manga images to your machine!
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| 3 | ### Requirements
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| 5 | - Node.js (developed and tested with v0.10.21 and v0.11.5)
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| 6 | - CoffeeScript
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| 8 | ### Installation
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| 10 | ``` bash
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| 11 | npm install -g mangafetcher
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| 12 | ```
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| 14 | ### Currently supported manga
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| 16 | Note that Manga Fetcher stores manga in a folder name 'manga' in your current directory.
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| 17 | If the folder doesn't exist, it would be automatically created.
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| 19 | - One Piece (Experimental)
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| 20 | - `mangafetcher -m one-piece -v 1 -e 1`
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| 21 | - `mangefetcher -m one-piece -v TBD -e 713` for TBD volumes
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| 23 | - Naruto (Experimental)
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| 24 | - `mangafetcjer -m naruto -v 1 -e 1`
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| 26 | - Bleach
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| 27 | - `mangafetcher -m bleach -v 44 -e 386`
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| 29 | - Eyeshield 21
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| 30 | - `mangafetcher -m eyeshield21 -e 1`
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| 32 | - Shaman King
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| 33 | - `mangafetcher -m sk -v 33 -e 292`
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| 35 | - Shaman King Flowers
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| 36 | - `mangafetcher -m sk-f -e 1`
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| 38 | - Denpa Kyoushi
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| 39 | - `mangafetcher -m denpa-kyoushi -e 1`
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| 41 | - Trinity Seven
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| 42 | - `mangafetcher -m trinity-seven -e 1`
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| 44 | - And [many more](https://github.com/phatograph/mangafetcher/blob/master/manga.coffee)!
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| 45 |
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| 46 | ### Modes
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| 48 | ##### List mode
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| 50 | If you already downloaded some manga and want to check for updates.
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| 51 | You could run `mangafetcher -l` to check them.
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| 53 | ``` bash
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| 54 | $ mangafetcher -l
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| 55 | Shaman King Flowers 17 (local: 17/17)
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| 56 | Trinity Seven 32 (local: 4/32)
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| 57 | Nisekoi (KOMI Naoshi) 95 (local: 95/95)
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| 58 | Denpa Kyoushi 92 (local: 59/92)
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| 59 | Bleach 553 (local: 259/553)
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| 60 | ```
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| 61 |
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| 62 | ##### Episode List mode
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| 64 | Some mangas must have both volume and episode specified. And some of their
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| 65 | volume/episode combination is quite hard to remember. Using this mode
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| 66 | would quickly display this information. For example this displays a
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| 67 | list of Tsubasa episodes.
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| 69 | ```
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| 70 | $ mangafetcher -x -m tsubasa
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| 71 | Captain Tsubasa 114 | Vol 37 | Nov 19, 2007
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| 72 | Captain Tsubasa 113 | Vol 37 | Nov 19, 2007
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| 73 | Captain Tsubasa 112 | Vol 37 | Nov 19, 2007
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| 74 | Captain Tsubasa 111 | Vol 37 | Nov 19, 2007
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| 75 | Captain Tsubasa 110 | Vol 37 | Nov 19, 2007
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| 76 | Captain Tsubasa 109 | Vol 36 | Nov 19, 2007
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| 77 | Captain Tsubasa 108 | Vol 36 | Nov 19, 2007
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| 78 | ...
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| 80 | $ mf -m tsubasa -v 37 -e 114
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| 81 | ```
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| 82 |
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| 83 | ##### Multiple episodes mode
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| 85 | For convenient, since v.1.4 Manga Fetcher is able to queue and download
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| 86 | multiple episodes at once. Using `-e` option with `x..y` range
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| 87 | would download from episode x to y.
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| 89 | ``` bash
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| 90 | $ mangefetcher -m eyeshield21 -e 201..210
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| 91 | ```
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| 94 | All manga credits to [mangahere.com](http://mangahere.com) and [mangafox.me](http://mangafox.me)!
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