article-image-downloader

# Article Image Downloader Downloads all images from a web article to a local directory. ## When to Use - Translating foreign articles and need to preserve original images - Archiving web content with images - Preparing content for WeChat/other platforms that need local images ## Script ```bash # Usage bash ${SKILL_DIR}/scripts/download-images.sh <article_url> [output_dir] # Examples bash ${SKILL_DIR}/scripts/download-images.sh "https://example.com/article" ./imgs bash ${SKILL_DIR}/scripts/download-images.sh "https://www.citriniresearch.com/p/2028gic" ``` ## Parameters | Parameter | Required | Default | Description | |-----------|----------|---------|-------------| | `article_url` | Yes | - | URL of the article to fetch | | `output_dir` | No | `./imgs` | Directory to save images | ## Output - Downloads all images to `output_dir/` - Creates `output_dir/manifest.json` with image metadata - Prints summary of downloaded images ## How It Works 1. Uses Jina Reader API (`r.jina.ai`) to fetch article content as markdown 2. Extracts all image URLs from markdown (`` pattern) 3. Downloads each image with proper filename 4. Generates manifest with original URLs and local paths ## Example Output ``` Downloaded 10 images to ./imgs/ manifest.json: { "source": "https://example.com/article", "images": [ {"original": "https://...", "local": "img01.png"}, {"original": "https://...", "local": "img02.jpeg"}, ... ] } ``` ## Integration with WeChat Publishing After downloading images, use local paths in your HTML: ```html <img src="imgs/img01.png" alt="..."> ``` The `baoyu-post-to-wechat` skill will automatically upload local images to WeChat's media library.