Download and Organize Coursera videos

videos.js

$("h3.list_header").each(function(sectionIndex){
  var sectionName = $(this).text().replace(/Chapter .+ - /,"").replace(/\:/,'-').replace(/^(V|I|X)+\. /,'');
  $(this).parent().next().find("a.lecture-link").each(function(videoIndex){
    var $lectureLink = $(this);
    var videoName = $.trim($lectureLink.text());
    var downloadLink = $lectureLink.attr('href').replace('view','download.mp4');
    var cookieHeader = ' --header \"Cookie:'+ document.cookie + '\" ';
    
    var directory = (sectionIndex+1) + '. ' + sectionName + '/';
    var filename = directory + (videoIndex+1) + '. ' + videoName + '.mp4';
    
    var cmd = 'echo "' + filename + '" && ';
    cmd += 'mkdir -p "' + directory + '" && ';
    cmd += 'curl -L -C - ' + cookieHeader + downloadLink + ' -o "' + filename + '"';
    console.log(cmd);
  });
}); null

Haha, fair enough. What can I assist you with sir? On Fri, Jun 1, 2012 at 7:46 PM, cnh < reply@reply.github.com

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wrote: Oh ok. I just needed some advice on js stuff. I want to write a push button bookmarkelet for udacity, just like you did for coursera. Also maybe extend your coursera thingy, to include other sections (pdf lecture notes), with optional check boxes I hate chrome extensions with a passion. On my machine, chrome runs very slow & the fact that all chrome extensions must consume a ton of memory & need access to all my chrome data, is so lame. </rant> :) On Fri, Jun 1, 2012 at 5:09 PM, Christian Genco < ***@***.*** > wrote: > > Creepy o_O > > Not back in the US yet, unfortunately. Currently enjoying a holiday to > Sydney :D > --- > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: > https://gist.github.com/2225519 --- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://gist.github.com/2225519