Download large file in python with requests

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  • requests

    A simple, yet elegant, HTTP library.

    • Requests is a really nice library. I'd like to use it for downloading big files (>1GB).The problem is it's not possible to keep whole file in memory; I need to read it in chunks. And this is a problem with the following code:

  • pyFTPclient

    FTP client written in python with monitoring and reconnection

    • If you need a small client (Python 2.x /3.x) which can download big files from FTP, you can find it here. It supports multithreading & reconnects (it does monitor connections) also it tunes socket params for the download task.

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