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Configuration

Configuration of ArchiveBox is done by using the archivebox config command, modifying the ArchiveBox.conf file in the data folder, or by using environment variables. All three methods work equivalently when using Docker as well.

Some equivalent examples of setting some configuration options:

archivebox config --set CHROME_BINARY=google-chrome-stable
# OR
echo "CHROME_BINARY=google-chrome-stable" >> ArchiveBox.conf
# OR
env CHROME_BINARY=google-chrome-stable archivebox add ~/Downloads/bookmarks_export.html

Environment variables take precedence over the config file, which is useful if you only want to use a certain option temporarily during a single run. For more examples see Usage: Configuration...


Available Configuration Options:


In case this document is ever out of date, it's recommended to read the code that loads the config directly: archivebox/config.py ➡️

General Settings

General options around the archiving process, output format, and timing.

OUTPUT_PERMISSIONS

Possible Values: [755]/644/...
Permissions to set the output directory and file contents to.

This is useful when running ArchiveBox inside Docker as root and you need to explicitly set the permissions to something that the users on the host can access.

Related options:
PUID / PGID

PUID / PGID

Possible Values: [911]/1000/...

Note: Only applicable for Docker users, settable via environment varaibles only.
(not ArchiveBox.conf , archivebox config --set ...)

User and Group ID that the data directory should be owned by. We recommend leaving this as the default 911 and running chown -R 911:$(id -g) ./data outside Docker, this will make sure your data is writable by both ArchiveBox inside Docker and host users in your group outside of Docker.

PUID=0 is not allowed (do not run as root), PGID=0 is allowed but not recommended. Trying to use PUIDs and PGIDs below 100 is not advised and causes many issues because they're often already in use by an existing system user inside docker. If for some reason you must use a low value ID e.g. 33 (www-data), you may need to use bindfs to remap the permissions for ArchiveBox.

If using NFS/SMB/FUSE, make sure that the volume allows setting ownership on files (e.g. don't set root_squash or all_squash on NFS shares).

Learn more:

Related options:
OUTPUT_PERMISSIONS

ONLY_NEW

Possible Values: [True]/False
Toggle whether or not to attempt rechecking old links when adding new ones, or leave old incomplete links alone and only archive the new links.

By default, ArchiveBox will only archive new links on each import. If you want it to go back through all links in the index and download any missing files on every run, set this to False.

Note: Regardless of how this is set, ArchiveBox will never re-download sites that have already succeeded previously. When this is False it only attempts to fix previous pages have missing archive extractor outputs, it does not re-archive pages that have already been successfully archived.

TIMEOUT

Possible Values: [60]/120/...
Maximum allowed download time per archive method for each link in seconds. If you have a slow network connection or are seeing frequent timeout errors, you can raise this value.

Note: Do not set this to anything less than 15 seconds as it will cause Chrome to hang indefinitely and many sites to fail completely.

MEDIA_TIMEOUT

Possible Values: [3600]/120/...
Maximum allowed download time for fetching media when SAVE_MEDIA=True in seconds. This timeout is separate and usually much longer than TIMEOUT because media downloaded with youtube-dl can often be quite large and take many minutes/hours to download. Tweak this setting based on your network speed and maximum media file size you plan on downloading.

Note: Do not set this to anything less than 10 seconds as it can often take 5-10 seconds for youtube-dl just to parse the page before it starts downloading media files.

Related options:
SAVE_MEDIA

ADMIN_USERNAME / ADMIN_PASSWORD

Possible Values: [None]/"admin"/...

Only used on first run / initial setup in Docker. ArchiveBox will create an admin user with the specified username and password when these options are found in the environment. Useful for setting up a Docker instance of ArchiveBox without needing to run a shell command to create the admin user.

Equivalent to:

$ archivebox manage createsuperuser
Username: <ADMIN_USERNAME>
Password: <ADMIN_PASSWORD>
Password (again): <ADMIN_PASSWORD>

More info:

Related options:
PUBLIC_INDEX / PUBLIC_SNAPSHOTS / PUBLIC_ADD_VIEW

PUBLIC_INDEX / PUBLIC_SNAPSHOTS / PUBLIC_ADD_VIEW

Possible Values: [True]/False Configure whether or not login is required to use each area of ArchiveBox.

archivebox manage createsuperuser  # set a password before disabling public access

# these are the default values
archivebox config --set PUBLIC_INDEX=True        # True = allow users to view main snapshots list without logging in
archivebox config --set PUBLIC_SNAPSHOTS=True    # True = allow users to view snapshot content without logging in
archivebox config --set PUBLIC_ADD_VIEW=False    # True = allow users to submit new URLs to archive without logging in

More info:

CUSTOM_TEMPLATES_DIR

Possible Values: [None]//path/to/custom_templates/...

Path to a directory containing custom html/css/images for overriding the default UI styling. Files found in the folder at the specified path can override any of the defaults in the TEMPLATES_DIR directory (copy files from that default dir into your custom dir to get started making a custom theme).

If you've used django before, this works exactly the same way that django template overrides work (because it uses django under the hood).

pip show -f archivebox | grep Location: | awk '{print $2}'
# /opt/homebrew/lib/python3.11/site-packages

pip show -f archivebox | grep archivebox/templates
# archivebox/templates/admin/app_index.html
# archivebox/templates/admin/base.html
# archivebox/templates/admin/login.html
# ...

# copy default templates into a directory somewhere, edit as needed, then point archivebox to it, e.g.
cp -r /opt/homebrew/lib/python3.11/site-packages/archivebox/templates ~/archivebox/custom_templates
archivebox config --set CUSTOM_TEMPLATES_DIR=~/archivebox/data/custom_templates

Related options:
FOOTER_INFO

REVERSE_PROXY_USER_HEADER

Possible Values: [Remote-User]/X-Remote-User/...

HTTP header containing user name from authenticated proxy.

More info:

Related options: REVERSE_PROXY_WHITELIST, LOGOUT_REDIRECT_URL

REVERSE_PROXY_WHITELIST

Possible Values: [<empty string>],172.16.0.0/16,2001:d80::/26/...

Comma separated list of IP CIDRs which are allowed to use reverse proxy authentication. Both IPv4 and IPv6 IPs can be used next to each other. Empty string means "deny all".

More info:

Related options: REVERSE_PROXY_USER_HEADER, LOGOUT_REDIRECT_URL

LOGOUT_REDIRECT_URL

Possible Values: [/]/https://example.com/some/other/app/...

URL to redirect users back to on logout when using reverse proxy authentication.

More info:

Related options: REVERSE_PROXY_USER_HEADER, REVERSE_PROXY_WHITELIST

LDAP

Possible Values: [False]/True

Whether to use an external LDAP server for authentication (e.g. OpenLDAP, MS Active Directory, OpenDJ, etc.).

# first, install optional ldap addon to use this feature
pip install archivebox[ldap]

Then set these configuration values to finish configuring LDAP:

LDAP: True
LDAP_SERVER_URI: "ldap://ldap.example.com:3389"
LDAP_BIND_DN: "ou=archivebox,ou=services,dc=ldap.example.com"
LDAP_BIND_PASSWORD: "secret-bind-user-password"
LDAP_USER_BASE: "ou=users,ou=archivebox,ou=services,dc=ldap.example.com"
LDAP_USER_FILTER: "(objectClass=user)"

LDAP_USERNAME_ATTR: "uid"
LDAP_FIRSTNAME_ATTR: "givenName"
LDAP_LASTNAME_ATTR: "sn"
LDAP_EMAIL_ATTR: "mail"

More info:

SNAPSHOTS_PER_PAGE

Possible Values: [40]/100/...

Maximum number of Snapshots to show per page on Snapshot list pages. Lower this value on slower machines to make the UI faster.

Related options:
SEARCH_BACKEND_TIMEOUT

FOOTER_INFO

Possible Values: [Content is hosted for personal archiving purposes only. Contact server owner for any takedown requests.]/Operated by ACME Co./...
Some text to display in the footer of the archive index. Useful for providing server admin contact info to respond to takedown requests.

Related options:
TEMPLATES_DIR

URL_DENYLIST

Possible Values: [\.(css|js|otf|ttf|woff|woff2|gstatic\.com|googleapis\.com/css)(\?.*)?$]/.+\.exe$/http(s)?:\/\/(.+)?example.com\/.*/...

A regex expression used to exclude certain URLs from archiving. You can use if there are certain domains, extensions, or other URL patterns that you want to ignore whenever they get imported. Blacklisted URLs wont be included in the index, and their page content wont be archived.

When building your exclusion list, you can check whether a given URL matches your regex expression in python like so:

>>> import re
>>> URL_DENYLIST = r'^http(s)?:\/\/(.+\.)?(youtube\.com)|(amazon\.com)\/.*$'  # replace this with your regex to test
>>> URL_DENYLIST_PTN = re.compile(URL_DENYLIST, re.IGNORECASE | re.UNICODE | re.MULTILINE)

>>> bool(URL_DENYLIST_PTN.search('https://test.youtube.com/example.php?abc=123'))  # replace this with the URL to test
True   # this URL would not be archived because it matches the exclusion pattern

Note: all assets required to render each page are still archived, URL_DENYLIST/URL_ALLOWLIST do not apply to images, css, video, etc. visible inline within the page.

Note 2: These options used to be called URL_WHITELIST & URL_BLACKLIST before v0.7.1.

Related options:
URL_ALLOWLIST, SAVE_MEDIA, SAVE_GIT, GIT_DOMAINS

URL_ALLOWLIST

Possible Values: [None]/^http(s)?:\/\/(.+)?example\.com\/?.*$/...

A regex expression used to exclude all URLs that don't match the given pattern from archiving. You can use if there are certain domains, extensions, or other URL patterns that you want to restrict the scope of archiving to (e.g. to only archive a single domain, subdirectory, or filetype, etc..

When building your whitelist, you can check whether a given URL matches your regex expression in python like so:

>>> import re
>>> URL_ALLOWLIST = r'^http(s)?:\/\/(.+)?example\.com\/?.*$'  # replace this with your regex to test
>>> URL_ALLOWLIST_PTN = re.compile(URL_ALLOWLIST, re.IGNORECASE | re.UNICODE | re.MULTILINE)

>>> bool(URL_ALLOWLIST_PTN.search('https://test.example.com/example.php?abc=123'))
True      # this URL would be archived

>>> bool(URL_ALLOWLIST_PTN.search('https://test.youtube.com/example.php?abc=123'))
False     # this URL would be excluded from archiving

This option is useful for recursive archiving of all the pages under a given domain or subfolder (aka crawling/spidering), without following links to external domains / parent folders.

# temporarily enforce a whitelist by setting the option as an environment variable
export URL_ALLOWLIST='^http(s)?:\/\/(.+)?example\.com\/?.*$'

# then run your archivebox commands in the same shell
archivebox add --depth=1 'https://example.com'
archivebox list https://example.com | archivebox add --depth=1
archivebox list https://example.com | archivebox add --depth=1
archivebox list https://example.com | archivebox add --depth=1   # repeat up to desired depth
...
# all URLs that don't match *.example.com will be excluded, e.g. a link to youtube.com would not be followed

Note: all assets required to render each page are still archived, URL_DENYLIST/URL_ALLOWLIST do not apply to images, css, video, etc. visible inline within the page.

Related options:
URL_DENYLIST, SAVE_MEDIA, SAVE_GIT, GIT_DOMAINS

Archive Method Toggles

High-level on/off switches for all the various methods used to archive URLs.

SAVE_TITLE

Possible Values: [True]/False
By default ArchiveBox uses the title provided by the import file, but not all types of imports provide titles (e.g. Plain texts lists of URLs). When this is True, ArchiveBox downloads the page (and follows all redirects), then it attempts to parse the link's title from the first <title></title> tag found in the response. It may be buggy or not work for certain sites that use JS to set the title, disabling it will lead to links imported without a title showing up with their URL as the title in the UI.

Related options:
ONLY_NEW, CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY

SAVE_FAVICON

Possible Values: [True]/False
Fetch and save favicon for the URL from Google's public favicon service: https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain={domain}. Set this to FALSE if you don't need favicons.

Related options:
TEMPLATES_DIR, CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY, CURL_BINARY

SAVE_WGET

Possible Values: [True]/False
Fetch page with wget, and save responses into folders for each domain, e.g. example.com/index.html, with .html appended if not present. For a full list of options used during the wget download process, see the archivebox/archive_methods.py:save_wget(...) function.

Related options:
TIMEOUT, SAVE_WGET_REQUISITES, CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY, COOKIES_FILE, WGET_USER_AGENT, SAVE_WARC, WGET_BINARY

SAVE_WARC

Possible Values: [True]/False
Save a timestamped WARC archive of all the page requests and responses during the wget archive process.

Related options:
TIMEOUT, SAVE_WGET_REQUISITES, CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY, COOKIES_FILE, WGET_USER_AGENT, SAVE_WGET, WGET_BINARY

SAVE_PDF

Possible Values: [True]/False
Print page as PDF.

Related options:
TIMEOUT, CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY, CHROME_USER_DATA_DIR, CHROME_BINARY

SAVE_SCREENSHOT

Possible Values: [True]/False
Fetch a screenshot of the page.

Related options:
RESOLUTION, TIMEOUT, CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY, CHROME_USER_DATA_DIR, CHROME_BINARY

SAVE_DOM

Possible Values: [True]/False
Fetch a DOM dump of the page.

Related options:
TIMEOUT, CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY, CHROME_USER_DATA_DIR, CHROME_BINARY

SAVE_SINGLEFILE

Possible Values: [True]/False
Fetch an HTML file with all assets embedded using Single File.

Related options:
TIMEOUT, CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY, CHROME_USER_DATA_DIR, CHROME_BINARY, SINGLEFILE_BINARY

SAVE_READABILITY

Possible Values: [True]/False
Extract article text, summary, and byline using Mozilla's Readability library. Unlike the other methods, this does not download any additional files, so it's practically free from a disk usage perspective. It works by using any existing downloaded HTML version (e.g. wget, DOM dump, singlefile) and piping it into readability.

Related options:
TIMEOUT, SAVE_WGET, SAVE_DOM, SAVE_SINGLEFILE, SAVE_MERCURY

SAVE_MERCURY

Possible Values: [True]/False
Extract article text, summary, and byline using the Mercury library. Unlike the other methods, this does not download any additional files, so it's practically free from a disk usage perspective. It works by using any existing downloaded HTML version (e.g. wget, DOM dump, singlefile) and piping it into Mercury.

Related options:
TIMEOUT, SAVE_WGET, SAVE_DOM, SAVE_SINGLEFILE, SAVE_READABILITY

SAVE_GIT

Possible Values: [True]/False
Fetch any git repositories on the page.

Related options:
TIMEOUT, GIT_DOMAINS, CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY, GIT_BINARY

SAVE_MEDIA

Possible Values: [True]/False
Fetch all audio, video, annotations, and media metadata on the page using youtube-dl. Warning, this can use up a lot of storage very quickly.

Related options:
MEDIA_TIMEOUT, CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY, YOUTUBEDL_BINARY

SAVE_ARCHIVE_DOT_ORG

Possible Values: [True]/False
Submit the page's URL to be archived on Archive.org. (The Internet Archive)

Related options:
TIMEOUT, CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY, CURL_BINARY

Archive Method Options

Specific options for individual archive methods above. Some of these are shared between multiple archive methods, others are specific to a single method.

CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY

Possible Values: [True]/False
Whether to enforce HTTPS certificate and HSTS chain of trust when archiving sites. Set this to False if you want to archive pages even if they have expired or invalid certificates. Be aware that when False you cannot guarantee that you have not been man-in-the-middle'd while archiving content, so the content cannot be verified to be what's on the original site.

SAVE_WGET_REQUISITES

Possible Values: [True]/False
Fetch images/css/js with wget. (True is highly recommended, otherwise your won't download many critical assets to render the page, like images, js, css, etc.)

Related options:
TIMEOUT, SAVE_WGET, SAVE_WARC, WGET_BINARY

RESOLUTION

Possible Values: [1440,2000]/1024,768/...
Screenshot resolution in pixels width,height.

Related options:
SAVE_SCREENSHOT

CURL_USER_AGENT

Possible Values: [Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_15_7) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/90.0.4430.61 Safari/537.36 ArchiveBox/{VERSION} (+https://github.com/ArchiveBox/ArchiveBox/) curl/{CURL_VERSION}]/"Mozilla/5.0 ..."/...
This is the user agent to use during curl archiving. You can set this to impersonate a more common browser like Chrome or Firefox if you're getting blocked by servers for having an unknown/blacklisted user agent.

Related options:
USE_CURL, SAVE_TITLE, CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY, CURL_BINARY, WGET_USER_AGENT, CHROME_USER_AGENT

WGET_USER_AGENT

Possible Values: [Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_15_7) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/90.0.4430.61 Safari/537.36 ArchiveBox/{VERSION} (+https://github.com/ArchiveBox/ArchiveBox/) wget/{WGET_VERSION}]/"Mozilla/5.0 ..."/...
This is the user agent to use during wget archiving. You can set this to impersonate a more common browser like Chrome or Firefox if you're getting blocked by servers for having an unknown/blacklisted user agent.

Related options:
SAVE_WGET, SAVE_WARC, CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY, WGET_BINARY, CHROME_USER_AGENT

CHROME_USER_AGENT

Possible Values: [Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_15_7) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/90.0.4430.61 Safari/537.36 ArchiveBox/{VERSION} (+https://github.com/ArchiveBox/ArchiveBox/)]/"Mozilla/5.0 ..."/...

This is the user agent to use during Chrome headless archiving. If you're experiencing being blocked by many sites, you can set this to hide the Headless string that reveals to servers that you're using a headless browser.

Related options:
SAVE_PDF, SAVE_SCREENSHOT, SAVE_DOM, CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY, CHROME_USER_DATA_DIR, CHROME_HEADLESS, CHROME_BINARY, WGET_USER_AGENT

GIT_DOMAINS

Possible Values: [github.com,bitbucket.org,gitlab.com,gist.github.com,codeberg.org,gitea.com,git.sr.ht]/git.example.com/...
Domains to attempt download of git repositories on using git clone.

Related options:
SAVE_GIT, CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY

COOKIES_FILE

Possible Values: [None]//path/to/cookies.txt/...

Cookies file to pass to wget, curl, yt-dlp and other extractors that don't use Chrome (with its CHROME_USER_DATA_DIR) for authentication. To capture sites that require a user to be logged in, you configure this option to point to a netscape-format cookies.txt file containing all the cookies you want to use during archiving.

You can generate this cookies.txt file by using a number of different browser extensions that can export your cookies in this format, or by using wget on the command line with --save-cookies + --user=... --password=....

Warning

Make sure you use separate burner credentials dedicated to archiving, e.g. don't re-use your normal daily Facebook/Instagram/Youtube/etc. account cookies as server responses often contain your name/email/PII, session tokens, etc. which then get preserved in your snapshots!

Future viewers of your archive may be able to use any reflected archived session tokens to log in as you, or at the very least, associate the content with your real identity. Even if this tradeoff seems acceptable now or you plan to keep your archive data private, you may want to share a snapshot with others in the future, and snapshots are very hard to sanitize/anonymize after-the-fact!

Related options:
SAVE_WGET, SAVE_WARC, CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY, WGET_BINARY

CHROME_USER_DATA_DIR

Possible Values: [~/.config/google-chrome]//tmp/chrome-profile/...

Path to a Chrome user profile directory. To capture sites that require a user to be logged in, you can specify a path to a Chrome user profile (which loads the cookies needed for the user to be logged in). If you don't have an existing Chrome profile, create one with chromium-browser --user-data-dir=/tmp/chrome-profile, and log into the sites you need. Then set CHROME_USER_DATA_DIR=/tmp/chrome-profile to make ArchiveBox use that profile.

For a guide on how to set this up, see our Chromium Install: Setting up a profile wiki.

Note: Make sure the path does not have Default at the end (it should the the parent folder of Default), e.g. set it to CHROME_USER_DATA_DIR=~/.config/chromium and not CHROME_USER_DATA_DIR=~/.config/chromium/Default.

Warning

Make sure you use separate burner credentials dedicated to archiving, e.g. don't log in with your normal daily Facebook/Instagram/Youtube/etc. accounts as server responses and page content will often contain your name/email/PII, session cookies, private tokens, etc. which then get preserved in your snapshots!

Future viewers of your archive may be able to use any reflected archived session tokens to log in as you, or at the very least, associate the content with your real identity. Even if this tradeoff seems acceptable now or you plan to keep your archive data private, you may want to share a snapshot with others in the future, and snapshots are very hard to sanitize/anonymize after-the-fact!

When set to None, ArchiveBox <v0.7.2 used to try to find any existing profile on your system automatically, but this behavior has been disabled in later versions for security reasons, it must now be set explicitly if you want to use a profile.

Related options:
SAVE_PDF, SAVE_SCREENSHOT, SAVE_DOM, CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY, CHROME_HEADLESS, CHROME_BINARY, COOKIES_FILE

CHROME_HEADLESS

Possible Values: [True]/False
Whether or not to use Chrome/Chromium in --headless mode (no browser UI displayed). When set to False, the full Chrome UI will be launched each time it's used to archive a page, which greatly slows down the process but allows you to watch in real-time as it saves each page.

Related options:
SAVE_PDF, SAVE_SCREENSHOT, SAVE_DOM, CHROME_USER_DATA_DIR, CHROME_BINARY

CHROME_SANDBOX

Possible Values: [True]/False
Whether or not to use the Chrome sandbox when archiving.

If you see an error message like this, it means you are trying to run ArchiveBox as root:

:ERROR:zygote_host_impl_linux.cc(89)] Running as root without --no-sandbox is not supported. See https://crbug.com/638180

*Note: Do not run ArchiveBox as root! The solution to this error is not to override it by setting CHROME_SANDBOX=False, it's to use create another user (e.g. www-data) and run ArchiveBox under that new, less privileged user. This is a security-critical setting, only set this to False if you're running ArchiveBox inside a container or VM where it doesn't have access to the rest of your system!

Related options:
SAVE_PDF, SAVE_SCREENSHOT, SAVE_DOM, CHECK_SSL_VALIDITY, CHROME_USER_DATA_DIR, CHROME_HEADLESS, CHROME_BINARY

Shell Options

Options around the format of the CLI output.

USE_COLOR

Possible Values: [True]/False
Colorize console output. Defaults to True if stdin is a TTY (interactive session), otherwise False (e.g. if run in a script or piped into a file).

SHOW_PROGRESS

Possible Values: [True]/False
Show real-time progress bar in console output. Defaults to True if stdin is a TTY (interactive session), otherwise False (e.g. if run in a script or piped into a file).

Note: We use asymptotic progress bars because most tasks complete quickly! ✨

Dependency Options

Options for defining which binaries to use for the various archive method dependencies.

CHROME_BINARY

Possible Values: [chromium-browser]//usr/local/bin/google-chrome/...
Path or name of the Google Chrome / Chromium binary to use for all the headless browser archive methods.

Without setting this environment variable, ArchiveBox by default look for the following binaries in $PATH in this order:

  • chromium-browser
  • chromium
  • google-chrome
  • google-chrome-stable
  • google-chrome-unstable
  • google-chrome-beta
  • google-chrome-canary
  • google-chrome-dev

You can override the default behavior to search for any available bin by setting the environment variable to your preferred Chrome binary name or path.

The chrome/chromium dependency is optional and only required for screenshots, PDF, and DOM dump output, it can be safely ignored if those three methods are disabled.

Related options:
SAVE_PDF, SAVE_SCREENSHOT, SAVE_DOM, SAVE_SINGLEFILE, CHROME_USER_DATA_DIR, CHROME_HEADLESS, CHROME_SANDBOX

WGET_BINARY

Possible Values: [wget]//usr/local/bin/wget/...
Path or name of the wget binary to use.

Related options:
SAVE_WGET, SAVE_WARC

YOUTUBEDL_BINARY

Possible Values: [youtube-dl]//usr/local/bin/youtube-dl/...
Path or name of the youtube-dl binary to use.

Related options:
SAVE_MEDIA

GIT_BINARY

Possible Values: [git]//usr/local/bin/git/...
Path or name of the git binary to use.

Related options:
SAVE_GIT

CURL_BINARY

Possible Values: [curl]//usr/local/bin/curl/...
Path or name of the curl binary to use.

Related options:
SAVE_FAVICON, SAVE_ARCHIVE_DOT_ORG

SINGLEFILE_BINARY

Possible Values: [single-file]/./node_modules/single-file/cli/single-file/...
Path or name of the SingleFile binary to use.

This can be installed using npm install --no-audit --no-fund 'git+https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/SingleFile.git'.

Related options:
SAVE_SINGLEFILE, CHROME_BINARY, CHROME_USER_DATA_DIR, CHROME_HEADLESS, CHROME_SANDBOX

READABILITY_BINARY

Possible Values: [readability-extractor]/./node_modules/readability-extractor/readability-extractor/...
Path or name of the Readability extrator binary to use.

This can be installed using npm install --no-audit --no-fund 'git+https://github.com/ArchiveBox/readability-extractor.git'.

Related options:
SAVE_READABILITY

MERCURY_BINARY

Possible Values: [mercury-parser]/./node_modules/@postlight/mercury-parser/cli.js/...
Path or name of the Mercury parser extractor binary to use.

This can be installed using npm install --no-audit --no-fund '@postlight/mercury-parser'.

Related options:
SAVE_MERCURY

RIPGREP_BINARY

Possible Values: [rg]/rga/...

Path or name of the ripgrep binary to use for full text search.

This can be installed using your system package manager, e.g. apt install ripgrep or brew install ripgrep.

Optionally switch this to use ripgrep-all for full-text search support across more filetypes (e.g. PDF): https://github.com/phiresky/ripgrep-all.

Related options:
SEARCH_BACKEND_ENGINE

SINGLEFILE_ARGS

Possible Values: [["--back-end=playwright-firefox","--load-deferred-images-dispatch-scroll-event=true"]]/..

Arguments that are passed to the SingleFile binary. The values should be a valid JSON string.

Related options:
SINGLEFILE_BINARY

CURL_ARGS

Possible Values: [["--tlsv1.3","--http2"]]/..

Arguments that are passed to the curl binary. The values should be a valid JSON string.

Related options:
CURL_BINARY

WGET_ARGS

Possible Values: [["--https-only"]]/..

Arguments that are passed to the wget binary. The values should be a valid JSON string.

Related options:
WGET_BINARY

YOUTUBEDL_ARGS

Possible Values: [["--limit-rate=10M"]]/..

Arguments that are passed to the youtube-dl binary. The values should be a valid JSON string.

Related options:
YOUTUBEDL_BINARY

GIT_ARGS

Possible Values: [["--depth=1"]]

Arguments that are passed to the git clone subcommand. The values should be a valid JSON string.

Related options:
GIT_BINARY

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