- Go to the home of the coursera-notebook hub
- Create a new python notebook
- Execute
!tar cvfz allfiles.tar.gz *in a cell - Download the archive !
Enjoy!
If the resulting archive is too big and you can't download it
Open the python notebook where you executed last command and execute the following in a cell:
!split -b 200m allfiles.tar.gz allfiles.tar.gz.part.
This will split the archive into 200Mb blocks that you can download without a problem (if there is still a problem reduce the size by changing 200m to a lower value)
Then when you have downloaded all the split files reunite them on your system using the following command line (in a linux environment, or use cmder if you are on Windows):
cat allfiles.tar.gz.part.* > allfiles.tar.gz
PS: This is in fact valid in any Jupyter-notebook hub
There is simpler way. Go to Notebook's file manager, click "New" then "Terminal", boom - you have a full terminal where you can run any commands you want (like tar).
https://github.com/coursera-dl/coursera-dl
