IIIF-Crawler

Tool to interrogate IIIF servers and get images of manuscripts.

Forked from PonteIneptique's bnfcrawler, https://gist.github.com/PonteIneptique/adbb7472b9ced07ca9287fbf2e1584ce !

Currently implemented:

• gallica;
• e-codices (beta);
• bvmm
• … (more to come).

Usage

python3 iiifcrawler.py ID --source SOURCE --start 1 --end 2

where,

• ID is the identifier of the manuscript, e.g. the ark btv1b9059486c or the code bbb-0113, or Boulogne-sur-Mer/B621606201_MS0192;
• SOURCE, the source from which to download (currently, only gallica, e-codices and bvmm);
• and 1 and 2 are the beginning and end folios you want to download (N.B.: page number are different on Gallica, and E-Codices, so, on E-Codices, 15 to 16 will send back four pages, 15r to 16v).

Alternatively, you can pass a tsv file with the relevant informations (see example.tsv).

python3 iiifcrawler.py example.tsv