mnom

mnom is a command-line tool designed for downloading files from the internet. It aims to provide a simple and straightforward way to retrieve content from URLs. The tool supports fetching single files as well as multiple files specified in a list. It is written in Rust and emphasizes speed and efficiency in its operation.

Key features of mnom include the ability to specify output filenames, overwrite existing files, and handle basic HTTP authentication. It also offers options for setting timeouts and retrying failed downloads. The project is open-source, with its source code available on platforms like GitHub, allowing for community contributions and transparency.

mnom is often used by developers and system administrators for automating download tasks, integrating with scripts, or simply for quick file retrieval without needing a full web browser. Its minimalist design makes it suitable for environments where resource usage is a concern. Installation is typically handled through package managers or by compiling from source.