Ariia is a command line download manager and HTML UI interface Angular 11, Aurora 0.8.6 and Java 17.
Lib Name | Version | Info |
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Gson | 2.10.1 |
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Network Speed | 0.2.8 |
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Network Connectivity | 0.2.8 |
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RESTful API | 0.2.8 |
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Lawnha | 0.2.1 |
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JANSI | 1.8 |
for Windows VM |
- Network
- Logger
- Models
- Utils
- Network Monitor
- Core API
- Verify Data
- CLI API
- Ariia JDK 17
- Restful API
- Web Server
- Angular SPA
- Aurora SPA
- JavaFX Desktop Client
- reuse of Ariafx (Download Manager).
- support HTTP and HTTPS.
- support Header and Cookies
- cross-Platform: support Linux, Unix, Windows and Mac OS.
- parallel download, using segment.
- saved setting every 1 second.
- support Google Chrome with extension.
- support using Proxy [HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS], COMING SOON JSCH(SSH)
- support download from maven repository
- supported arguments
- save time while downloading, by spiriting download process and writing data to hard disk.
- using cache memory, to reduce hate resulted by continuous writhing to (mechanical/old/magnet hard disk), not test on ssd Hard Disk
- solve heat problem, by reduce write time to hard disk - flush on fixed rate of time every 5s.
java - jar ariia.jar [-u] URL
-u --url [-u] add new link/url to download manager
-i --input-file download from text file - list of urls
-m --metalink download from metal ink text/xml file - list of urls on deficient servers for the same downloadable file
-r --http-referer set referer header for that link
-ua --user-agent set user-agent header while download
-H --header set one/more different header(s) for that link
add cookie(s) while download
-cf --cookie-file add cookie(s) from standard cookie file
-o --file-name save download link to file on hard-disk
-sp --save-path set directory of download process
-t --tries number of tries on failed state, then give-up (0 for keep-try forever)
-c --max-connection max connection for current session for each link
-n --num-download number of download links in queue, if more links, will be in waiting list
-k --insecure TLS By default, every secure connection ariia makes
is verified to be secure before the transfer takes place.
This option makes curl skip the verification step and proceed without checking
-p --proxy set proxy to http://host:port[8080]/, support protocols http, https ans socks4/5
-http --http-proxy use http proxy [host:port] format
-https --https-proxy use https proxy [host:port] format
-socks --socks-proxy use socks proxy [host:port] format
-socks4 --socks4-proxy use socks4 proxy [host:port] format
-socks5 --socks5-proxy use socks5 proxy [host:port] format
-s --ssh use ssh connection as proxy - [remotehost:port], not supported yet
-su --ssh-user set ssh user name - remote login user name
-sp --ssh-pass set remote login password, if non will be asked from terminal
-ch --check-file check donload file if is complete, and try to complete it
-cs --chunk-size length of chunk/segment to check
-dp --download-pieces index of pieces which need download. it could be in format of string as "2 52 22 783 " or a file holding the index separated by '\n'
-st --stream stream URL One download connection
-ds --daemon-service start ariia as daemon service
-port --server-port run web application on port (default port 8080)
-host --server-host run web application for local interface (default is any all)
-rl --resource-location run web application with resource location directory path
-h --help print this message
-d --debug-level display logging, Levels: [off, log, error, warn, info, assertion, debug, trace, all]
-v --version display the version of ariia
- add SSH implementation