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Author: bython17

README.md

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 # Code With Mosh Downloader
 
-This is a python CLI program made for downloading enrolled courses and lectures from https://codewithmosh.com including all exercises and pdfs needed. This program allows you to download full courses, sections and lectures with ease. This program requires a valid credentials(headers and cookies) of an enrolled user to work.
+This is a python CLI program made for downloading  enrolled courses and lectures from https://codewithmosh.com with high quality including all exercises and pdfs needed. This program allows you to download full courses, sections and lectures with ease. This program requires a valid credentials (headers and cookies) of an enrolled user to work.
 
 **Note:** **This project is only valid for people who have a valid account Or if the courses are free and are not locked. The project has no malicious intents what so ever.**
 
 ## Motivation for the project
 
-For along time I watched Mosh's youtube channel where he only shows a tiny part of the full course. This made me eager to buy his courses and I ended up subscribing to the monthly subscription plan. But then I wanted to download alot of courses from the site so using my python skills I made [cwm-downloader-old](https://github.com/bython17/cwm-downloader-old) but that didn't seem clean and was kinda bulky. So I rewrote it again and here it is.
+For a long time I watched Mosh's YouTube channel where he only shows a tiny part of the full course. This made me eager to buy his courses and I ended up subscribing to the monthly subscription plan. But then I wanted to download a lot of courses from the site so using my python skills I made [cwm-downloader-old](https://github.com/bython17/cwm-downloader-old) but that didn't seem clean and was kinda bulky. So, I rewrote it again and here it is.
 
-**Note** Currently my subscription has ended and I can't test the app properly anymore. So I would appreciate contributions alot. Read more about contribution's at the bottom.
+**Note** Currently my subscription has ended and I can't test the app with all the courses available anymore. So, I would appreciate contributions a lot. Read more about contributions at the bottom.
 <br>
 <br>
+
 ## Requirements
 
-- Python 3
+- python 3
+-  pip
+
 <br>
+
 ## Installation
 
-### Install poetry
+### Using pre-built `.whl` files
+#### -> Download the python wheel file
+Head over to the [releases](https://github.com/bython17/cwm-downloader/releases/latest) page and download the python wheel or the `.whl` file.
+#### -> Install the program using pip
+First navigate to the directory  where you downloaded the wheel file and execute the following command.
+```bash
+pip install [whl-file]
+```
+_Replace the `whl-file` with the python wheel file you downloaded_
+
+Even though it isn't recommended, you can use the sdist(`.tar.gz`) file to install the project.
+
+And there you go, the program is installed. Go to the [Edit credentials section](#edit-the-credentialsjson-file) to authenticate yourself and download the courses you paid for. <br>
+If for any reason the pre-built binary doesn't work or has an error when installing with pip, check out the [Manual installation](#manual-build-installation), may be that could help.
+
+### Manual build installation
+#### -> Install poetry
 
 This project uses poetry for dependency management, building and generating a cli command. So to install [poetry](https://python-poetry.org/). run
 
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 <br>
 
-### Clone the repo
+#### -> Clone the repo
 
 Clone the repo and move in to it
 
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 <br>
 
-### Install dependencies and setup the CLI using poetry
+#### -> Install dependencies and setup the CLI using poetry
 
 **NOTICE**: If you are a windows user, you need to enable the [Windows Long Path](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/fileio/maximum-file-path-limitation?tabs=powershel) in order to install the dependencies. To enable [Windows Long Path](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/fileio/maximum-file-path-limitation?tabs=powershel) you can execute the following PowerShell script(Windows 10, Version 1607, and Later)
 
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 <br>
 
-### Edit the credentials.json file
+#### -> Building and installing the project using `pip` and `poetry build`
+To build and install the project follow the steps below, but before doing anything, you need to have python in path. If you don't have python in path, then  [Check this out](https://medium.com/edureka/add-python-to-path-f97fcab2a58d).
+
+
+Navigate to the projects root directory for the last time and run
+
+```
+poetry build
+```
+
+Poetry will now generate a dist directory which contains a wheel file that is installable by pip so run
+
+```
+pip install dist/[.whl file]
+```
+_Replace the `[.whl file]` with the `.whl` file that poetry has created for you in the dist directory from the project's root. Or you can install the ```.tar.gz``` file that is in the same directory._
+
+**Note** Make sure that you run this outside a child shell or while not in a venv just to be safe.
+
+and **Horay 😃** Now you can access the command from any where in your computer !
+
+
+## Edit the credentials.json file
 
 The app relies on a json file that contains the headers and cookies of a valid account that is enrolled in some sort of course or lecture. To get the valid cookies and headers follow these simple steps.
 
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   - Right click on the first request
   - Select the sub option "copy all as cURL" from the option copy
 - Go to https://www.scrapingbee.com/curl-converter/json/ and paste the cURL you copied on the space provided and copy the final json output to your clipboard.
-- Assuming you run `poetry install` , let's edit the credentials.json file to do that run the following command inside the root dir of the project
+- Run the program with the `--edit-credentials` option
 
   ```bash
-  poetry run cwm-downloader --edit-credentials
+  cwm-downloader --edit-credentials
   ```
 
-  **_Note_** We did the the `poetry run` because we need to use the venv's python and bin not the globals. If you want you can also spawn a child shell using `poetry shell` and then run `cwm-downloader` .
 
 - When the editor opens with the credentials.json file, delete all the contents inside and paste the contents you copied from https://www.scrapingbee.com/curl-converter/json/.
 
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 ## Usage
 
 The app is a CLI, so you can use the `--help` option to learn more about the commands. But here are the basics
-
-**Tip** to use the ` cwm-downloader` command like the below: First run `poetry shell` which creates a child shell or skip around to the bottom to make the command global. If you don't mind typing a longer command then you can use ` poetry run cwm-downloader` to run the command from the project root.
-
-
+<br>
+<br>
+<br>
 **Download all lectures**
 <br>
+<br>
 To do that just execute the command with the download sub command and give it the url. For example let's download part one of the brand new C++ course.
 
 ```
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 This should download all the sections and lectures of the course. and btw you can use any lecture URL that is found on that course.
 <br>
 <br>
+<br>
 **Download only one lecture**
 <br>
+<br>
 To download a single lecture you can do this
 
 ```
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 This will tell the downloader you want to download that specifiec lecture only and nothin after that. notice here we specified a section because we need sections to get the correct lecture. if no section is given it is going to default to the first one.
 <br>
 <br>
+<br>
 **Download a course from a specific point on wards**
 <br>
+<br>
 To do that just specifiy the point you want to start and don't specifiy the ` --only` flag.
 
-There are a few more commands to play around with just check em out using
+```
+cwm-downloader download https://codewithmosh.com/courses/ultimate-c-plus-plus-part1/lectures/42187035 --section 2 --lecture 1
+```
+<br>
+<br>
 
+There are a few more commands to play around with just check em out using
 ```
 cwm-downloader --help
 ```
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 cwm-downloader download --help
 ```
 
-## Making the command global
-
-If you are tired of going to the project directory every time and download the courses (you should be unless you are a psycho) then you can make it global by installing it using pip.
-
-Navigate to the projects root directory for the last time and run
-
-```
-poetry build
-```
-
-Poetry will now generate a dist directory which contains a wheel file that is installable by pip so run
-
-```
-pip install dist/cwm_downloader-0.1.0-py3-none-any.whl
-```
-Or you can install the ```tar.gz``` file that is in the same directory. 
-
-**Note** Make sure that you run this outside a child shell or while not in a venv just to be safe.
-
-and **Horay 😃** Now you can access the command from any where in your computer !
-
 ## Contributions
 
 I have tried to document my code very well to make it easy to understand. I am not a pro python engineer by any means just a high school kid who loves to code. So I would greatly appreciate any comments and code reviews from the community and If you have a great feature in mind don't forget to hit that pull request 😁. Thanks