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--- en:user_advanced:oai [2018/07/30 23:11] – [Downloading source documents] kjdon
+++ en:user_advanced:oai [2018/07/30 23:13] – [Downloading on the command line] kjdon
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 You can also download OAI records on the command line, using the perl script that GLI uses in the background: **downloadfrom.pl**. There is lots of information about command line downloading on [[en:user_advanced:command_line_download|downloading from the command line]] page.
-  * Set up the Greenstone environment in the terminal by running one of the following:
+  * **Set up the Greenstone environment** in the terminal by running one of the following:
 <code>
 source gs3-setup.sh (linux/MacOS, gs3)
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 </code>
-  * To see the options available, run:
+  * **To see the options available**, run:
 <code>
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 </code>
-The options are the same as you can see in the GLI OAI download panel. They are:
+The options are the same as you can see in the GLI OAI download panel, listed above.
-  * **-url <string>**: (Required) The OAI repository URL.
+  ***An example usage would be:**
-  * **-metadata_prefix <string>**: The metadata format to be used in the downloaded records. e.g. oai_dc, qdc, etc. Formats available depend on what is offered by the OAI server. All repositories must offer oai_dc.  Default: oai_dc
-  * **-set <string>**: Restrict the download to the specified set in the repository
-  * **-get_doc**: Download source documents too, if available
-  * **-get_doc_exts <string>**: If downloading source documents, only download those whose file extensions match this list.  Default: doc,pdf,ppt
-  * **-max_records <int>**: Maximum number of records to download. If not specified, will download all records.
-An example usage would be:
 <code>
  perl -S downloadfrom.pl -mode OAI -url http://www.nzdl.org/cgi-bin/oaiserver.cgi -set demo -max_records 5