This will grab the first 100 results of the search term 'Game of Thrones'.
If you omit the result limit, **ALL** results will be downloaded! That could be useful, if your search query is very niche. But if you omit it for a popular search term, like 'Game of Thrones', you're in for a ride,
as all approx 12000 projects will be queued for download.
Files will be saved to `./downloads/{artist_name}/*.{ext}` and `/downloads/search_{search_terms}/*{artist_id}_*.{ext}`.
Logs will be saved to `./logs/{artist_name/search_terms}.txt`.
Download indices (to skip already downloaded projects) are kept in `./already_saved/{artist_name/search_terms}.txt`.
> :warning: Projects already downloaded from an artists-page will be downloaded **again** if they appear in a search term, and vica versa. Artist- and search queries do NOT share download indices!
### Configure what to download
Simply adjust [`to-grab.yaml`](https://github.com/Leonetienne/Artstation-grabber/blob/master/to-grab.yaml) to your needs. Here is an example:
```
---
artists:
- mixppl
- shumolly
searches:
-
terms: Game of Thrones
max: 3
-
terms: Pirates
max: 3
-
terms: robby rotton
```
The last search term, 'robby rotton' shows that you can also omit `max`. If you do not want to fetch artists, or searches, at all, just delete that yaml-array entirely.
Do not overuse this or you might piss of artstations maintainers. Just because you CAN download 400 gigabytes of images per day doesn't mean that you should!
