article-image-downloader

To download article images locally, provide a web article URL and an output directory. The tool fetches content via the Jina Reader API, extracts image URLs from markdown, and saves each image file to your specified local path.

Yes, downloading article images generates a manifest.json file. This manifest records each image's original web URL, local filename, file size, and index, providing a complete mapping for translation workflows and content archiving.

Yes, downloading web article images requires curl, grep, sed, basename, date, and stat. These standard command-line dependencies handle fetching article content, extracting image URLs from markdown, and managing local file operations.

Extracting images from markdown for translation is handled by fetching article content through the Jina Reader API. It converts web articles to markdown, allowing the script to parse image URLs and download visual assets locally for reuse.

The article image downloader works with web URLs accessible through the Jina Reader API. It fetches article content as markdown, extracts image links, and downloads them locally, making it suitable for content archiving and preparing assets for platforms requiring local image files.