The first login will still use username and password, but everything
afterwards will use the refresh_token obtained from that.
This will prevent pixiv from sending a "New login to pixiv" email every
time a new access_token is requested.
- combine 'favorite' and 'bookmark' extractors
- it is now one extractor class, but its subcategory still
distinguishes between your own bookmarks ('bookmark') and other
user's bookmarks ('favorite') like before
- allow filtering by bookmark tags and public/private bookmarks
- fix pagination for bookmark results
The API endpoint responsible for user illustrations does not
provide sufficient filter capabilities* to match the actual
website, so we are spinning our own filters.
Respected parameters are
'type': illust, manga, ugoira
'tag' : any image tag (this was already supported)
'p' : the page to start on
*
- API can filter for illustrations and manga, but not for ugoira.
- 'offset' is applied before filtering
- no 'tag' filter
Transitioning to the App API breaks favorites archive IDs (there is
no longer any bookmark ID information), but the favorites API endpoint
of the public API was gone anyways ...
The same filter infrastructure that can be applied to image URLS now
also works for manga chapters and other delegated URLs.
TODO: actually provide any metadata (currently supported is only
deviantart and imagefap).
There was never any "good" reason for the strict separation
between extractors and downloaders. This change allows for
reduced resource usage (probably unnoticeable) and less lines
of code at the "cost" of tighter coupling.
Use the '--netrc' cmdline option or set the 'netrc' config option
to 'true' to enable the use of .netrc authentication data.
The 'machine' names for the .netrc info are the lowercase extractor
names (or categories): batoto, exhentai, nijie, pixiv, seiga.
- same functionality, better(?) code quality, easier to extend
- added test for the user-tag functionality
- removed the 'artist-id', 'artist-name' and 'artist-nick'
keywords, which can be replaced with 'user[id]', 'user[name]'
and 'user[account]' respectively
Mike Fährmann