Simple command-line tool to get thumbs from Gyazo
- Java7 or Java8
Download the latest release, make a working folder and put jar file.
The command-line front-end of Gyazo Thumbs, "GyazoThumbs", download thumbnails of all the images stored in Gyazo. All thumbnails will be JPEG (GIF) and the image will be degraded, but this works even if the account is not Pro. (NOT WORKING NOW) Also, if your account is Pro, you can also download raw images. You can specify the directory to download, number of photos to get, and whether to download only new photos since last downloads.
If you don't have a Gyazo access token, create a new application from Gyazo Applications and generate an access token from the details page. Callback URL can be sloppy.
The simplest use is to run from command-line with tokens only. It downloads all the thumbnails of the authenticated account to the thumbs folder:
$ java -jar gyazothumbs-{Version}.jar {Access Token}
To download the raw image, use the -pro option. (It must be a Gyazo Pro account.):
$ java -jar gyazothumbs-{Version}.jar {Access Token} -pro
To download only new images, use the -new option:
$ java -jar gyazothumbs-{Version}.jar {Access Token} -new
To specify the number of downloads, add a number to the option:
$ java -jar gyazothumbs-{Version}.jar {Access Token} 512
To download photos to a directory other than thumbs, use the -dir option:
$ java -jar gyazothumbs-{Version}.jar {Access Token} -dir full/path
To change the number of download threads, use the -thread option. The default is 4:
$ java -jar gyazothumbs-{Version}.jar {Access Token} -thread 8
All of these options can be mixed and used. example:
$ java -jar gyazothumbs-{Version}.jar {Access Token} -dir C:\data\thumbs -new 100