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Alternatively, you can pass options through a YAML file.
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```bash
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- CityPorn
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```
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would be equilavent to (take note that in YAML there is `file_scheme` instead of `file-scheme`):
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would be equivalent to:
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```bash
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bdfr download ./path/to/output --skip mp4 --skip avi --file-scheme "{UPVOTES}_{REDDITOR}_{POSTID}_{DATE}" -L 10 -S top --subreddit EarthPorn --subreddit CityPorn
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```
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Any option that can be specified multiple times should be formatted like subreddit is above.
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In case when the same option is specified both in the YAML file and as a command line argument, the command line
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argument takes priority.
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### Progress bar
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When you run BDFR manually from your Terminal, if you pass `--progress-bar`, you will get a progress bar with a live summary of the results. Each downloaded image comes with its status (❌ or ✅), the number of upvotes, and title. For example:
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