DragonWin Wrote:Javascript I found

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DragonWin Wrote:It's getting there, at least I seem to have the US proxies under control now. Below is a sample output of my ehmm I think it's called dict in python but hash with hashes

As you can see it contains more information than what it just required right now, but it might come in handy at a later stage, like making a filter on proxytype (HIA = high anonymity, ANM = Anonymous, NOA = no anonymity at all)

rogerthis Wrote:I posted here http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=108110 about adding metadata and watched status through to addons, like favourites is.

I think both functionality would be a big advantage to our addons. It would save a lot of work on our side, and it is something that would hopefully be easy enough to implement on there side. I might be the fact that they are presently blocking it to addons, I don't know.

I have put it up as a feature request http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=108304. Please feel free to make any comments you think are needed.

t0mm0 Wrote:looks like you're making some interesting progress there!

t0mm0 Wrote:i'm afraid i haven't done much on this code today as i've been slacking

one thing i did try and fail at was using stacking for multi-part videos. looks like you can't use stack:// on plugin:// urls and i guess links would expire if you resolve them first. i guess i'll have to do something with playlists unless someone has any ideas?

t0mm0

DragonWin Wrote:It' coming along nicely it's now able to test the proxy's it has found, and choose the optimal proxy, and returns ip: port, location like:

Code:

184.73.63.96:80, United States  (Seattle)

DragonWin Wrote:I did run into an error that I'm unsure if it should be the net class that handles it.

Error showed itself a few times when I did a HEAD to http://www.google.com going through the proxy

DragonWin Wrote:I have put the 3 plugins I have done up on github, and for now until I'm satisfied that they actually work I'll keep them separate from urlresolver, so I can update them without having to ask you to update your git repository, but feel free to abuse / break them and let me know if you succeed

https://github.com/DragonWin/xbmc-urlresolver-plugins

t0mm0 Wrote:i did some playing around and have come up with a proposal....

without changing the interface at all it can be done fairly simply.

i was playing with the videoweed plugin. i changed valid_url() to:

Code:

def valid_url(self, web_url):
        return re.match('http://(www.)?videoweed.(es|com)/file/[0-9a-z]+',
                        web_url) or re.match('videoweed.*>.+',
                                             web_url, re.IGNORECASE)

and added the following to the top of get_media_url():

Code:

#construct url from video_id
        r = re.search('videoweed.*>(.+)', web_url, re.IGNORECASE)
        if r:
            video_id = r.group(1)
            web_url = 'http://videoweed.es/file/' + video_id

so you can call urlresolver.resolve('videoweed>crirmdz3tj116') or urlresolver.resolve('videoweed.com>crirmdz3tj116') for example.

i chose '>' as the separator as it is not valid in a URL. can anyone see a problem with this approach? if not i'll add this facility to the other plugins and document the convention. i think it might also be a good time to make a page in the docs with a list of plugins and what can be used to call them.

let me know what you think.....

t0mm0

Eldorado Wrote:Sounds good!

Are you restricted to do it this way, using > as the separator, or can you overload the method and do something like this:

urlresolver.resolve('videoweed.com', 'crirmdz3tj116')

And still at the same time allow it to be called supplying a standard full url:

urlresolver.resolve('http://www.videoweed.com/videoid=crirmdz3tj116')

I really need to start reading thru the urlresolver code

Eldorado Wrote:Btw, excellent stuff so far, my addon is progressing quite well mainly due to making use of your common classes and of course the urlresolver, the majority of the time spent was really scraping of the site and learning how to do things in Python.. everything else from adding directories, video links, and of course playing video links was a piece of cake!

whufclee Wrote:Just noticed you were talking about stacking different sources. I have no idea how he done it but whilst testing out all the plugins recently I found that the ones on AJ Repo all had this feature. You can choose to watch parts (as you can in all other plugins) but there's also an option to watch the whole thing by somehow stacking. It works a treat so if you want to take a look at his code I think all of his ones had this feature. His repo is hosted here http://code.google.com/p/apple-tv2-xbmc/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk%2Faddons