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curl fetches a JSON response describing the directory.

Download the files in the share: curl $ | jq '.children | " \(env.FOLDER_ID)/\(.name)"' | xargs wget What’s happening? Export the folder ID as environment variable: export FOLDER_ID=1EFWSGP1VVZDNJIMGZR4T2EWJCEFFFģ. Mkdir -p ~/Pictures/Icons cd ~/Pictures/IconsĢ.

Change directory to the location where you wish to download the files.

This is the folder ID for the shareĭownload all the files in the share on the command line

Look for the request with a file name like “1EFWSGP1VVZDNJIMGZR4T2EWJCEFFF”.

Filter the list of requests using “adobecc”.

Put the share URL in the address bar, for example “ ”.

In Firefox or Chrome simply press F12 and switch to the Network tab

Open a new tab and open the developer tools.

The first step is the most manual and requires using your browser’s developer tools. Get the folder ID using your browser’s Network Tab In this post I’ll show how to use the command line utilities curl, jq, xargs and wget to download all the files in a share.

Instead you have to download each file individually. If you’ve received a link to Adobe Creative Cloud shared assets you may want to download all the files, but unfortunately the user interface does not facilitate this.

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