jake9@jake9wi-win MINGW64 ~/commons-downloader
$ ./commons-downloader -c -o /f/nato-app6a/wiki/ 'APP-6A'
Accessing category API...
API Page 0..../commons-downloader: line 79: jq: command not found
1 pages of API results.
Full list of URIs output to /f/nato-app6a/wiki//_URLS.txt.
Downloading approximately 0 URIs...
0 URIs downloaded.

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Hi!

On 2021-10-12 11:56PM, JACOB, KD9LWR wrote:
> ./commons-downloader: line 79: jq: command not found
I state that jq is a dependency in the README; to your credit I had the
README organized horribly and the dependencies list ended up near the
bottom.  I just pushed a patch rearranging it.
=> https://sr.ht/~nytpu/commons-downloader/#requirements

Given that your showing MinGW output I assume you're on Windows, jq
should be available natively but if you'd prefer it's also very easy to
compile from source on all platforms since it has no dependencies and is
written portably.
=> https://stedolan.github.io/jq/download/  jq installation directions
=> https://github.com/stedolan/jq  jq compiling directions

~nytpu

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