On-Demand Courses Download Feature #315
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Added an authentication function which implements basic user login procedure where client clicks `Signin` button on coursera.org website and fills his/her Email and Password to enter. In this procedure we use API Login v3 for authentication and there is no need of `class_name` to fetch `csrftoken`. This can be useful for future purposes, especially for downloading `On-Demand` courses.
Now we can download on-demand courses like 'calculus1', 'beethoven-piano-sonatas' and etc. We can download these type of courses by providing `--on-demand` option on command line. ex: ./coursera-dl -u <email> -p <password> --on-demand calculus1 Due to the difference between this type of courses with regular courses of Coursera, options like '--format' may not work with this feature.
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As mentioned in issue #306, Coursera added new type of courses named On-Demand Courses like Calculus 1.
I have changed the code to support these new type of courses. All you have to do is to add
--on-demandoption when you are going to download the course, ex:./coursera-dl -u <email> -p <password> --on-demand calculus1It may have some incompatibility with other command option like
--format, but I'm trying to fix them.