gdown 命令

常用示例

说明

gdown is a command-line tool for downloading files and folders from Google Drive, providing wget/curl-like functionality specifically for Drive URLs. It automatically handles Google Drive's download mechanisms, including the virus scan confirmation step that large files require, making automated downloads possible. The tool intelligently extracts file IDs from various Google Drive URL formats, whether they're sharing links, direct file URLs, or folder URLs. It can download individual files, entire folders recursively, and works with both public and shared links without requiring OAuth authentication for public content. gdown is particularly popular in machine learning and data science workflows, where large datasets and model weights are frequently shared via Google Drive. It enables reproducible research pipelines and automated data fetching in scripts. The fuzzy matching option helps when URLs are embedded in redirects or formatted unusually. For files requiring authentication or private Drive content, gdown's functionality is limited. It works best with publicly accessible shared files and folders, making it ideal for open datasets and model distributions.

参数

-O _FILE_, --output _FILE_

Output filename or directory (for folders).

--folder

Download an entire folder recursively (limited to ~50 files per folder).

--fuzzy

Extract the file ID from non-standard or redirecting URLs.

--id

Treat the positional argument strictly as a file ID (deprecated: now inferred automatically).

--continue, -c

Resume a partially downloaded file.

--format _FMT_

Export format for Google Docs/Sheets/Slides (e.g. docx, xlsx, pptx, pdf).

--speed _RATE_

Limit download speed (e.g. `10MB`).

--proxy _URL_

Download through an HTTP/HTTPS proxy.

--no-cookies

Ignore the cookie cache at `~/.cache/gdown/cookies.txt`.

--no-check-certificate

Skip TLS certificate verification.

--user-agent _STRING_

Override the default User-Agent header.

--remaining-ok

Continue past the 50-file limit when downloading folders.

-q, --quiet

Suppress progress and informational output.

-V, --version

Show version information.

-h, --help

Display help information.