Added covers, fixed getting all torrents #39
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- Fixed issue that prevented to call the search function with the number=None argument
- Added poster images to be included in torrent object
- Fixed issue that prevented to call the search function with the number=None argument - Added poster images to be included in torrent object
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- Fixed infinit loop when not defining number, -1 means give me all torrent - Fixed issue regarding the torrents which does not have any poster
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I have tested with this torrent id: 3291254 where there is a cover, but it tells no cover.
I think something is wrong with the regex pattern
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| page_count = 1 | ||
| torrents = [] | ||
| while number is None or len(torrents) < number: | ||
| while number is None or number == -1 or len(torrents) < number: |
| f"key with pattern: {key_pattern}") | ||
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| def id_exists(self, data, search_id): |
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It can be staticmethod and can start with _
| if (len(ids_names) != len(ids_names_posters)): | ||
| for i, id in enumerate(ids_names): | ||
| if not self.id_exists(ids_names_posters, ids_names[i][0]): | ||
| missing_torrent_data = (ids_names[i][0], ids_names[i][1], 'no cover') |
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The no Cover could be a constant. Because in one place no cover in another No cover
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in data.py you can create a NO_COVER constant and use here.
| else: | ||
| if not self.not_found_pattern.search(data): | ||
| raise NcoreParserError(f"Error while parse download items in {self.__class__.__name__}.") | ||
| return |
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This return hides an error. If the len of found data is not equal.
| r'<a href=".*?" onclick="torrent\((\d+)\);.*?" title="(.*?)">.*?(?:onmouseover="mutat\(\'(https:\/\/.*?)\',.*?)', | ||
| re.DOTALL | ||
| ) | ||
| self.id_name_patter = re.compile(r'<a href=".*?" onclick="torrent\(([0-9]+)\); return false;" title="(.*?)">') |
| self.type_pattern = re.compile(r'<a href=".*\/torrents\.php\?tipus=(.*?)">' | ||
| r'<img src=".*" class="categ_link" alt=".*" title=".*">') | ||
| self.id_name_pattern = re.compile(r'<a href=".*?" onclick="torrent\(([0-9]+)\); return false;" title="(.*?)">') | ||
| self.id_name_poster_pattern = re.compile( |
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I recommend to use simpler regex here. As I see there is the image tag:
<img onmouseout="elrejt('borito3814785')" onmouseover="mutat('https://nc-img.cdn.l7cache.com/covers/L9_kjpbQ9UwZFlXZ?28795815', '281', 'borito3814785', this)" border="0" src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhDwAPAJEAAAAAAP///////wAAACH5BAEAAAIALAAAAAAPAA8AAAINlI+py+0Po5y02otnAQA7" class="infobar_ico">
And here you could parse out the torrent id: elrejt('borito3814785') the id is: 3814785.
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Then you can iterate over the ids. check is the id in this pattern output. If yes add if not set no cover.
| sizes = self.size_pattern.findall(data) | ||
| seed = self.seeders_pattern.findall(data) | ||
| leech = self.leechers_pattern.findall(data) | ||
| if len(types) != 0 and len(types) == len(ids_names) == \ |
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You can create a poster dict here, where the key is the torrent id and the value is the poster url or "no cover".
You can iterate on IDs, and add the id to this dict key, then find the poster image and add as value.
For this I recommend to convert the re.findall response to a dictionary:
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/python-convert-a-list-of-tuples-into-dictionary/
Co-authored-by: Aron Radics <radics.aron.jozsef@gmail.com>
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