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There’s a very powerful CLI tool – wget. But it seems like it is bad for downloading wikis – where it download the whole database – instead of just downloading current versions of all articles… Perphaps there’s a script (python or perl) to load each page of a given web-site in a browser – and download it.
Use HTTrack.
It can be called via command-line as well as via GUI. It’s a feature-rich product. They have user guide for both command-line and GUI usage.