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Save banteg/105bfb581bfa5c738312 to your computer and use it in GitHub Desktop.
I think you just need to run pip with sudo on Ubuntu (or use virtualenv). I've added click as dependency recently to show progress and to better deal with growing amount of options (updated readme here). click will be installed automatically if you install or upgrade via pip:
sudo pip install -U itf
Installer will create a binary, so the script could be invoked as itf from anywhere rather than python3 itf.py from its location. Also you can fix the error with sudo pip install click.
Also, I suggest moving the discussion here as Gist doesn't have any notification system and it's a bit annoying.
Even better, if you want prompt answer, you can Telegram me and I'll try to help.
i have it working and i mean can u post a script to make a software program in visual basic 2010? also can u make a script to download tv shows and movies from apple's servers for free ? like this code
No, it's neither possible nor legal.
I think he or she is unaware of the fact that Python needs to manually installed on Windows.
I seem to have a bug with the latest version under Ubuntu x64 (latest version). The previous version of the script works fine however now I get the following after I issue the standard download:
"Traceback (most recent call last):
File "itf.py", line 3, in
import click
ImportError: No module named 'click'
"
To make sure nothing got lost in the update process I manually copied the content of the itf.py file hosted here into my locally stored one. I invoke a download with "python3 itf.py 19 elliegoulding" which as mentioned works fine with the previous version of itf.py.
Did I make any amateur mistakes?