Add option to save files by default instead of printing to stdout. - #7
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Hello again,
As I mentioned in #6, I have made another change to the script, motivated by the fact that I expect the default behaviour to save the downloaded file instead of printing it to stdout. So, I've added a configuration option at the top of the script to do just that. However, I understand that one of your initial goals when making this was to be pipe-friendly, and this change may affect that, so I've put it in a separate pull request.
Note that I haven't changed the default way the script works, but setting
use_stdout=nowill cause it to save downloaded file by default, as well as print the upload URL on a separate line.