For the Mangasee123 Downloader to work you need to have 7-Zip as Command Line Tool install. In the way that it is accessible with the command 7z in the terminal.

On windows you can download this from the 7-zip.org download page. Make sure to take 7-Zip Extra: standalone console version version. (yes, yes you need to have working 7z or something that can work with it installed before). After extracting the archive move the file 7za.exe to a folder that is in PATH (like C:\Windows) or make a folder and add it to PATH. Also rename it to 7z.exe otherwise it will not work.

Download the corresponding binary from the releases page. On Windows Drop it somewhere where it will be in a folder already covered by PATH like C:\Windows or add it manually to PATH. On Linux make an alias to it or add it to /bin or /usr/bin.

Alternatively you can just use it through the terminal directly, if you are in the same folder in the terminal as where you downloaded/have the program at. You probably then should use ./mangasee-dl or ./mangasee-dl.exe respectively.

Use it through the terminal like this.

mangasee-dl <command> [arguments/flags]

The search command will search for "matching" mangas* on Mangasee123 and return a list of the top results. As well as their Index Name used to download.

Basic Usage:

mangasee-dl search <search-term> [flags]

Example:

mangasee-dl search One Piece

- 1997 One Piece #1077 [ One-Piece ]
- 2014 One Piece Party #3 [ One-Piece-Party ]
- 1997 One Piece - Digital Colored Comics #1004 [ One-Piece-Digital-Colored-Comics ]

The Boxed in Name ([One-Piece]) that is the Index Name used by other commands like the download command.

Possible Flags:

The download command will download mangas by their Index Name.

Basic Usage:

mangasee-dl download <manga-index-name> [flags]