you-get AI技能包

Prerequisites

The following dependencies are recommended:

• Python 3.7.4 or above
• FFmpeg 1.0 or above
• (Optional) RTMPDump

Installation

Option 1: Install via pip

The official release of you-get is distributed on PyPI, and can be installed easily from a PyPI mirror via the pip) package manager: (Note that you must use the Python 3 version of pip)

$ pip install you-get

Option 2: Install via [Antigen](https://github.com/zsh-users/antigen) (for Zsh users)

Add the following line to your .zshrc:

antigen bundle soimort/you-get

pkg install you-get

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Getting Started

Option 3: Download from GitHub

You may either download the stable (identical with the latest release on PyPI) or the develop (more hotfixes, unstable features) branch of you-get. Unzip it, and put the directory containing the you-get script into your PATH.

Alternatively, run

$ cd path/to/you-get
$ [sudo] python -m pip install .

Or

$ cd path/to/you-get
$ python -m pip install . --user

to install you-get to a permanent path. (And don't omit the dot . representing the current directory)

You can also use the pipenv to install the you-get in the Python virtual environment.

$ pipenv install -e .
$ pipenv run you-get --version
you-get: version 0.4.1555, a tiny downloader that scrapes the web.

Option 4: Git clone

This is the recommended way for all developers, even if you don't often code in Python.

$ git clone git://github.com/soimort/you-get.git

Then put the cloned directory into your PATH, or run python -m pip install path/to/you-get to install you-get to a permanent path.

Option 5: Homebrew (Mac only)

You can install you-get easily via:

$ brew install you-get

Option 6: pkg (FreeBSD only)

You can install you-get easily via:

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Option 7: Flox (Mac, Linux, and Windows WSL)

You can install you-get easily via:

$ flox install you-get

Proxy settings

You may specify an HTTP proxy for you-get to use, via the --http-proxy/-x option:

$ you-get -x 127.0.0.1:8087 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNQXAC9IVRw'

However, the system proxy setting (i.e. the environment variable http_proxy) is applied by default. To disable any proxy, use the --no-proxy option.

Tips:

• If you need to use proxies a lot (in case your network is blocking certain sites), you might want to use you-get with proxychains and set alias you-get="proxychains -q you-get" (in Bash).
• For some websites (e.g. Youku), if you need access to some videos that are only available in mainland China, there is an option of using a specific proxy to extract video information from the site: --extractor-proxy/-y.