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Updated How To Create A Ripper for HTML websites (markdown)

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2014-06-27 00:16:54 -07:00
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How-To-Create-A-Ripper-for-HTML-websites.md

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Input: `index`: The *number* for this URL (whether it's the 1st image, 2nd image, etc). Input: `index`: The *number* for this URL (whether it's the 1st image, 2nd image, etc).
This is where your ripper *downloads* the image/file. This is where your ripper *downloads* the image/file.
Most rippers simply use the `AlbumRipper`'s method: Most rippers simply use the `AlbumRipper`'s method `addURLToDownload()`:
```java ```java
@Override @Override
public void downloadURL(URL url, int index) { public void downloadURL(URL url, int index) {
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} }
``` ```
The above will download the URL to the appropriate save directory, guessing the filename to save based on the `url` and the `index`. The above will download the URL to the appropriate save directory, guessing the filename to save based on the `url` and a given prefix (`index`).
The `addURLToDownload()` method is *heavily* overloaded with lots of options. The `addURLToDownload()` method is *heavily* overloaded with lots of options.
Variants of this method allow you to: Variants of this method allow you to: