bbdown-cli
Scannednpx machina-cli add skill Xiangyu-CAS/Vision-Skills/bbdown-cli --openclawBBDown CLI
Quick start (data/ output, prefer 720p)
- Prefer running from the repo root so
data/exists. - List available streams and the exact 720p label:
BBDown --only-show-info <url>
- Download to
data/with 720p preference (use the label you saw above):BBDown --work-dir data -q "<720p label>" <url>
- If you are unsure about labels, use interactive selection:
BBDown --work-dir data -ia <url>
Install or update (Linux/macOS)
- Install via .NET global tool:
dotnet tool install --global BBDown
- Update:
dotnet tool update --global BBDown
- Alternative: download a release binary and add it to PATH.
Dependencies
- Install
ffmpegormp4boxfor muxing. - For Dolby Vision muxing, use
ffmpeg5.0+ or a recentmp4box. - Optional: install
aria2cif you plan to use-aria2.
Auth and cookies
- Web QR login:
BBDown login
- TV QR login:
BBDown logintv
- Use a web cookie string when needed:
BBDown -c "SESSDATA=..." <url>
- Use TV/APP access token:
BBDown -tv -token "..." <url>
Common download workflow
- Basic download:
BBDown --work-dir data <url>
- Prefer 720p and hide extra streams for cleaner output:
BBDown --work-dir data -q "<720p label>" -hs <url>
- For multi-part videos, select pages:
BBDown --work-dir data -p 1,3,5 <url>
Troubleshooting
- If muxing fails, verify
ffmpeg/mp4boxavailability or pass explicit paths:BBDown --ffmpeg-path <path> --work-dir data <url>
- If member-only content fails, retry with
-ccookie (web) or-token(TV/APP).
Source
git clone https://github.com/Xiangyu-CAS/Vision-Skills/blob/main/skills/bbdown-cli/SKILL.mdView on GitHub Overview
BBDown CLI lets you install and run BBDown on Linux/macOS to download Bilibili videos. It supports login via cookies or tokens, downloads by URL, and writes outputs under a local data/ directory with a preference for 720p when available. It also handles interactive label selection and multi-part videos to simplify complex downloads.
How This Skill Works
Install BBDown (via dotnet tool or release binary) and run commands from the repo root so data/ is created. Use --only-show-info to list streams and identify the exact 720p label, then download with --work-dir data -q "<720p label>" <url>; -ia provides interactive selection if you don’t know the label. For restricted content, authenticate with a cookie string (-c) or TV/app token (-tv -token).
When to Use It
- Download a video by URL, preferring 720p when available, and save to data/.
- List available streams to grab the exact 720p label with --only-show-info.
- Interactively choose a stream if you’re unsure about the label (-ia).
- Access member-only content by logging in with cookies or tokens (-c or -tv -token).
- Download multi-part videos by specifying pages (e.g., -p 1,3,5).
Quick Start
- Step 1: Ensure you’re in the repo root so data/ exists.
- Step 2: List available streams and capture the 720p label: BBDown --only-show-info <url>.
- Step 3: Download to data/ preferring 720p: BBDown --work-dir data -q "<720p label>" <url>.
Best Practices
- Run from the repository root so the data/ directory is created and used consistently.
- First list streams with --only-show-info to capture the exact 720p label before downloading.
- Always specify --work-dir data and a -q "<720p label>" to enforce 720p and a clean output.
- Install necessary muxing tools (ffmpeg or mp4box); ensure versions support Dolby Vision if needed.
- Use -c or -tv -token for credentials and avoid exposing them in logs; prefer secure storage.
Example Use Cases
- BBDown --work-dir data <url>
- BBDown --work-dir data -q "720p labeled stream" <url>
- BBDown --work-dir data -ia <url>
- BBDown -c "SESSDATA=abcd" <url>
- BBDown --work-dir data -p 1,3,5 <url>