Added the download_from_record.py module - #73
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Sorry I took so long to merge this! I'm going to wire it in as a replacement for "get_files.py" now |
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Hi Tom, all,
This week I worked on added the ability to one of my projects to automatically download input files from a CaltechData record. It took me a bit to work out how to do that; since the records' content URLs return a redirection URL but a 200 status code,
requestsdoesn't automatically follow the redirect. I figured if I stumbled over that for a while, others probably have too. I've added the solution I worked out as thedownload_from_record.pymodule, hopefully you think it will be useful to include. Let me know if you have any questions.Best,
Josh