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rapel 命令

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常用示例

Example

rapel download https://example.com/large.iso

Example

rapel download -c 50M --jobs 4 https://example.com/file.bin

Example

rapel download https://example.com/file.bin

Example

rapel download -x socks5h://127.0.0.1:9050 --post-part 'rclone move {part} remote:bucket/' URL

Example

rapel merge -o final.iso --delete

说明

rapel is a modern, cross-platform downloader that splits large files into chunks, downloads them concurrently, and supports reliable resume after interruption. It records download parameters in a sidecar file so resuming is safe even across different sessions or machines. After a successful download (or on demand), parts can be merged into the final file. A `--post-part` hook lets you upload, verify, or process each chunk as soon as it lands — useful for streaming uploads to object storage or triggering downstream pipelines. The tool is written in Go, has zero runtime dependencies besides the binary, and works on Linux, macOS, Windows, FreeBSD, and Raspberry Pi (armv6/armv7).

FAQ

What is the rapel command used for?

rapel is a modern, cross-platform downloader that splits large files into chunks, downloads them concurrently, and supports reliable resume after interruption. It records download parameters in a sidecar file so resuming is safe even across different sessions or machines. After a successful download (or on demand), parts can be merged into the final file. A `--post-part` hook lets you upload, verify, or process each chunk as soon as it lands — useful for streaming uploads to object storage or triggering downstream pipelines. The tool is written in Go, has zero runtime dependencies besides the binary, and works on Linux, macOS, Windows, FreeBSD, and Raspberry Pi (armv6/armv7).

How do I run a basic rapel example?

Run `rapel download https://example.com/large.iso` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

Where can I find more rapel examples?

This page includes 5 examples for rapel, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.