- Powershell script to fetch garfield strips between dates and store them in the folder it is launched in; And
- A batch file launcher which hides the entrails and allows to set dates
Get the garfield.ps1
and any one of the *.bat files as per the explanation below. Put the files in the folder you want the strips to be downloaded in.
- You can use 'garfield-ext.bat', which, when run, will ask for the
Start Date
andEnd Date
. The date input format is YYYY-MM-DD. Thus21st March, 2017
will be2017-03-21
. This is recommended for most people. - You can use 'garfield-int.bat', which has the
Start Date
andEnd Date
defined within the file. Open the file in your favorite text editor and change the dates as you want before you run.
The oldest Garfield strip is on 19th June, 1978. Any dates before that wont work. You may notice missing dates sometimes. This is not a bug. Most probably the strip was not published on that day.