v1.10.1

Major usability improvements for Windows users

New stuff

• portable.bat opens a command prompt where you can use jwb-index instantly
• install.bat for easy installation right from explorer
• Uninstall will be possible, both on Linux and Windows (wow, huh?)
• Not dependent on curl
• NTFS/FAT detected automatically

Fixed bugs

• Output files were missing newlines in the previous version
• Installation (as a command) works on Windows

v1.9.1

Improve the --update experience

• --update can be used on all modes
• --filter is removed an implied by using --category ... --latest
• ... filter also takes sub-categories into account

v1.9

New features

• Quick update of collection with --update \|°o°|/ (see wiki for more details)
• Get only the relevant latest videos with --filter
• Easy listing of categories with -C

Bugfixes

• Make --import actually work, sigh
• Many fixes regarding output writing and --append

v1.8

Some major changes to output writing, and merging of script. Probably bugs too.

New features

• Concatenate multiple categories into single file
• Sort output
• Appending to output files

Old features

• Import offline videos (previously jwb-offline-import)
• Feeding videos to a video player (previously jwb-stream)

Compatibility breaking changes

Modes have changed names.

• html -> html_tree
• m3ucompat -> m3u_multi
• m3u -> m3u_tree

v1.7

• --download=subtitles is replaced by --download-subtitles
• added a --friendly flag that gives both subtitle files and media files human readable file names
• more short flags

v1.6

SPEED IMPROVEMENTS, due to not using checksums by default.
And many more small tweaks to the default behavior:

• --no-checksums is removed (this is default now)
• --checksums if you want to md5 check files (like before)
• --fix-broken if you want to check all files, not just downloaded ones (like before)
• if broken files cannot be fixed, they are left as is, instead of removed
• --exclude works recursively now, affecting indexing also, not just download
• --download=subtitles does not re-download existing files
• --free does not create ".deleted" files (idk why it ever did)
• much more verbose output

And a bunch of weird bugfixes:

• downloaded files gets correct timestamp on the first run
• downloaded files that resides in many categories are added to all of them locally on the first run
• --download=subtitles excludes doublets from being downloaded twice
• --mode=m3u and alike does not remove playlists just because it has nothing to write to them
• --free and --mode can be used together

v1.5

BOOM!

I was bored so I broke everything and fixed again. Go get your forks... And burn your previous ones, because they are incompatible now.

• nwt-index removed cause I didn't see any reason to keep it
• renamed jwb-rpi to jwb-offline
• --languages if you want the list
• --download=subtitles if you like that kind of stuff

And when it comes to code:

• silly use of class methods removed in favor of functions
• all settings now in a single class
• argument parsing reworked
• renamed things

There is not so many new features in this release, just code that makes more sense (hopefully)

v1.4

• Bugfix: downloading audio from Broadcasting
• Bugfix: slashes in video titles causing FileNotFound

v1.3

• Progress bars!
• Correct language list for nwt-index
• Fix sync bug in jwb-stream
• Updated to the new jw.org API

v1.2

Bug fixes:

• --since flag now works again (yay)
• --mode=filesystem in combination with --latest does not remove all other symlinks any longer
• The new --clean flag can do this though
• --mode=filesystem now works on the Mac