The "default" downloader options (rate, retries, timeout, verify) are
mapped to corresponding youtube-dl options.
downloader.ytdl.logging tells the downloader to pass youtube-dl's output
to a Logger object.
downloader.ytdl.raw-options allows to pass arbitrary options to the
YoutubeDL constructor.
from: 5xx HTTP Error: Reason
to : 5xx: Reason
The "HTTP Error" part was in there to emulate Request's error messages
from response.raise_for_status(), but it reads a lot better without.
In addition to 'abort' and 'exit', it is now possible to specify
'abort:N' and 'exit:N' (where N is any integer) as value for 'skip'
to abort/exit after consecutively skipping N downloads.
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.
The functionality of --(chapter-)filter and --(chapter-)range are now
also exposed as the following config-file options:
- extractor.*.image-filter
- extractor.*.image-range
- extractor.*.chapter-filter
- extractor.*.chapter-range
TODO: update configuration.rst
This change introduces 'extractor.*.retries/timeout/verify' options
as a general way to set these values for all HTTP requests.
'downloader.http.retries/timeout/verify' is a way to override these
options for file downloads only and will fall back to 'extractor.*.…*
values if they haven't been explicitly set.
Also: downloader classes now take an extractor object as first argument
instead of a requests.session.
URLs starting with 'ytdl:' will now be handled by youtube-dl.
There is probably a lot to fix and improve, but the basic use case
works.
TODO:
- format selection and ytdl options in general
- better filename/path handling
- ytdl support for "unsupported URLs"
- ...
Enabling this option will detect videos in tweets and output them as
"unsupported" URLs, so that these can then be downloaded with youtube-dl
There are a lot of improvements to be made to the current
implementation, but it works and does what it is supposed to, even if
inefficient as can be ...
and some smaller changes ...
'user' is the name of the account an image is listed at and
'artist' is now the name of the account who created the image.
For example "https://www.hentai-foundry.com/user/Tenpura/faves/pictures"
- 'user': Tenpura
- 'artist' of the only image: LewdBrush
Mike Fährmann