Small cli program to automatically download and set the daily Bing wallpaper on Windows, Linux or Mac.
> wallpaper-fetcher -h
usage: Wallpaper Fetcher [-h] [-f] [-n NUMBER] [-r RES] [-d] [-l LOCALE] [-o OUTPUT] [-v] [--debug]
This little tool fetches the Bing wallpaper of the day and automatically applies it (Windows/Mac/Linux).
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f, --force Force re-download an already downloaded image (default: False)
-n, --number NUMBER Number of latest wallpapers to download (default: 1)
-r, --res RES Custom resolution. Use --valid-res to see all valid resolutions (default: UHD)
-d, --download Only download the wallpaper(s) without updating the desktop background (default: False)
-l, --locale LOCALE The market to use (default: en-US)
-o, --output OUTPUT Output directory where the wallpapers should be saved (default: None)
-u, --update Automatically update the wallpaper every x seconds (default: False)
-i, --update-interval UPDATE_INTERVAL
The interval in seconds to use to update the wallpaper (default: 300)
-a, --attached Run wallpaper rotation in attached mode (see all logs) (default: False)
-s, --stop Stop the wallpaper rotator (default: False)
-v, --version Prints the installed version number (default: False)
--enable-auto Enable autostart (using the supplied arguments) (default: False)
--disable-auto Remove autostart (default: False)
--valid-res List all valid resolutions (default: False)
--debug Set log level to debug (default: False)In addition, the executable versions of this program support enabling autostart which automatically downloads the current wallpaper of the day on login.
To enable autostart, use --enable-auto and to disable it use --disable-auto:
--enable-auto Enable autostart (default: False)
--disable-auto Remove autostart (default: False)
- The source code in set_wallpaper.py was copied from the Textual Paint project licensed under the MIT License.