README.md

What is this?

This is an unofficial fork from PDFGrabber, a vendor-agnostic script is used to download pdfs (and covers) from different services.

Disclaimer

This script is provided "as is", without any type of warranty. I am not responsible of any harm that this may cause. Even though this script exists, you are responsibile of the PDFs generated. Check if the backup of books is legal in your country. Redistribution of PDFs is highly discouraged and not supported by the Author.

Updates

Last update: 13 sept 2024

Services update

service	last sync to original version	additional info
MyLim	Up to date
Pearson Reader+ / Pearson+	Up to date
bSmart / HoepliAcademy+	Up to date
Mondadori HUB Scuola	Up to date
Zanichelli	27/02/2024	removed from the original version, not updated anymore, but still working
MEE2 / Blinklearning	Up to date
easyeschool	Up to date
Oxford Learner’s Bookshelf	Up to date
Laterza diBooK	Up to date
Raffaello Player	Up to date
Cambridge GO	Up to date
Palumbo Editore - Saggi Digitali	Up to date
Cengage Read	Up to date
Oxford Reading Club	Up to date
Sanoma My Place	Up to date

Installation

1. download the latest version of Python
   • on windows, when installing though the set up wizard, make sure to select the checkbox to add python to PATH
   • on linux and macos, use your package manager of choice (brew install python3 or apt install python3, etc...)
2. downlaod the pdfgrabber repo
   • using git: git clone https://github.com/RealRoti/pdfgrabber-advanced
   • manually: download the zip (green button labeled "code") and extract it
3. open your local clone of pdfgrabber
4. open the terminal in that directory and run:
   1. pip install -r requirements.txt (takes care of installing every needed libraries)
   2. run the script
      • python3 main.py (linux and macos)
      • py main.py (windows)
5. once inside the pdfgrabber CLI:
   • press r: register a new account
   • choose what to do (it's listed):
     • to download a book: press d and follow the instructions.
     • the output file will be files/<service>/<book name>.pdf

Support

Please consider supporting the original project (not me!):

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