hashirama/ofdl

Purpose and Entry Point

OFDL is a desktop Python application for downloading media from OnlyFans subscriptions, including images, videos, highlights, and stories. Its executable entry point is OFDL.py, launched with Python 3.9+.

Paths:

• OFDL.py

• README.md

• requirements.txt

Desktop UI and User Interaction

The application uses PyQt5 for its graphical interface. The UI is responsible for collecting session-derived authentication values, displaying subscriptions after authentication, and exposing download-related actions. The README identifies an Options window where the user enters required request-header values.

Paths:

• OFDL.py

• settings.json

Authentication and Session Boundary

OFDL does not describe a built-in username/password login flow. Instead, users manually obtain cookie, useragent, and x-bc values from browser developer tools and enter them into the application. These values form the boundary between the local GUI and authenticated OnlyFans HTTP requests.

Likely persisted application/session settings are separated from code in:

• settings.json

• config.json

OnlyFans API / HTTP Integration

requests is the network runtime used to call OnlyFans endpoints. The authenticated request headers enable the app to fetch the user’s subscription list and subsequently retrieve media metadata or media URLs for selected content. Remote OnlyFans services are the primary external dependency; downloads are initiated from the local client rather than through a server-side backend.

Paths:

• OFDL.py

• requirements.txt

Subscription Discovery and Media Retrieval Flow

The primary control flow is:

1. Start the PyQt application.

2. Enter or load browser-derived authentication headers.

3. Fetch authenticated subscription data.

4. Select a subscription/content category.

5. Request associated media data and download images, videos, highlights, or stories to local storage.

This is a client-side workflow; authentication material and downloads remain under the local application’s control.

Paths:

• OFDL.py

• module/snafylno.py

Internal Module Boundary

The repository has a small module package area, with module/snafylno.py as the only identified supporting implementation file. This likely contains reusable downloader, API, or content-processing logic called by the top-level GUI script. OFDL.py is therefore the orchestration layer, while module/snafylno.py is the main internal extension boundary.

Paths:

• OFDL.py

• module/snafylno.py

Runtime and Configuration

The material runtime is Python 3.9+ with two declared dependencies: PyQt5 for the desktop UI and requests for HTTP. JSON files provide local configuration/state surfaces and should be treated as sensitive if they contain copied request headers or cookies.

Paths:

• requirements.txt

• config.json

• settings.json