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Download all photos and videos from your Class Dojo account
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""" | |
Download all ClassDojo photos and videos in your timeline. | |
by kecebongsoft | |
How it works: | |
1. Fetch list of items in the timeline, if there are multiple pages, it will fetch for all pages. | |
2. Collect list of URLs for the attachment for each item | |
3. Download the files into local temporary directory, and also save the timeline activity as a json file. | |
How to use: | |
1. Modify the session cookie in this script, check your session cookie by opening classdojo in browser and copy | |
the following cookies: dojo_log_session_id, dojo_login.sid, and dojo_home_login.sid | |
2. Run this script and wait for it to finish. | |
If error happens: | |
1. I ran this script in windows, make sure your path is correct if you are on linux | |
2. Make sure "classdojo_output" directory exists in the same folder as this script | |
3. Make sure you have a correct session cookies set in this script. | |
4. Make sure you can open the FEED_URL listed in this script from within your browser (assuming you can open ClassDojo website) | |
""" | |
import requests, json, tempfile | |
print('Starting') | |
FEED_URL = 'https://home.classdojo.com/api/storyFeed?includePrivate=true' | |
DESTINATION = tempfile.mkdtemp(dir='classdojo_output') #make sure this directory exists in the same place as this script. | |
SESSION_COOKIES = { | |
'dojo_log_session_id': '<insert here>', | |
'dojo_login.sid': '<insert here>', | |
'dojo_home_login.sid': '<insert here>', | |
} | |
def save_json(json_content): | |
with open('%s\\data.json' % DESTINATION, 'w') as f: #you might want something like '/' if you're on linux. | |
f.write(json.dumps(json_content, indent=4)) | |
def get_items(feed_url): | |
print('Fetching items: %s..' % feed_url) | |
resp = requests.get(feed_url, cookies=SESSION_COOKIES) | |
data = resp.json() | |
prev = data.get('_links', {}).get('prev', {}).get('href') | |
return data['_items'], prev | |
def get_urls(feed_url): | |
items, prev = get_items(feed_url) | |
while prev and feed_url != prev: | |
prev_urls, prev = get_items(prev) | |
items.extend(prev_urls) | |
save_json(items) | |
urls = [] | |
for item in items: | |
attachments = item['contents'].get('attachments', {}) | |
if not attachments: continue | |
for attachment in attachments: | |
urls.append(attachment['path']) | |
return urls | |
def get_name_from_url(url): | |
parts = url.split('/') | |
return '_'.join(parts[3:]).replace('-', '_') | |
def download_urls(urls): | |
total = len(urls) | |
for index, url in enumerate(urls): | |
name = get_name_from_url(url) | |
print('Downloading %s/%s %s -> %s' % (index, total, url, name)) | |
with open('%s\\%s' % (DESTINATION, name), 'wb') as f: | |
resp = requests.get(url, cookies=SESSION_COOKIES) | |
f.write(resp.content) | |
download_urls(get_urls(FEED_URL)) | |
print('Done!') |
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