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Create aria2 input file from all files from a Slack workspace export folder.
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| #!/bin/bash | |
| # | |
| # This script will browse a Slack export folder and generate an aria2 input file to download all files to an "attachments" folder in each channel folder. | |
| # | |
| # HOW TO: | |
| # 1. As a Workspace admin, download an export of your Slack history (https://www.slack.com/services/export) | |
| # 2. Make sure you have jq installed (https://stedolan.github.io/jq/) | |
| # 3. Place this file at the root of your Slack export folder, next to channels.json | |
| # 4. Run `bash slack-downloader.sh` in your terminal | |
| # | |
| output_file=file_download_list | |
| : > "$output_file" | |
| for channel in $(cat channels.json | jq -rc '.[].name'); do | |
| printf "\n============================================\nLooking into #$channel...\n============================================\n" | |
| jq -r -c '.[].files | select(length > 0) | .[] | select(.is_external == false) | | |
| .url_private_download + "\n" + | |
| " dir='$channel'/attachments\n" + | |
| " out=" + .id + "-" + .name' $channel/*.json >> "$output_file" | |
| done |
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