Sources are now completely changed to use a more flexible API. This
uses a fully native source system, so there will be 0 overhead on
resource usage and performance.
JSON objects specify what is fetched and displayed by Ferrite when
searching torrents.
Sources now include sizes, seeders, and leechers for any site that
specifies them.
The versioning and repo naming framework has been added, but will be
displayed in another update.
API support will be included in another update.
Signed-off-by: kingbri <bdashore3@gmail.com>
These sources will be converted to be more flexible with JavaScript
in the future.
The source catalog is populated by adding a source list in settings
then installing a source from the catalog.
Sources can be enabled or disabled when using Ferrite.
Signed-off-by: kingbri <bdashore3@gmail.com>
Batch torrents are torrents that have multiple files bundled within
one torrent file.
RealDebrid does support these, but it is difficult to get them to work.
The main flow requires setting a specific combination in RealDebrid
to allow for link generation. However, this is not intuitive to users
and is bad API design on RealDebrid's part.
Ferrite's implementation presents users with all the possible files
from batches (duplicates deleted) and selects the user-chosen file
to download. That way, only the user chosen file is presented to
play on an external video player.
This still needs work for optimization purposes, but this commit
does produce a working build.
Signed-off-by: kingbri <bdashore3@gmail.com>
Every request has to add an authentication header. If the response
is 401 (Unauthorized), log the user out of RealDebrid.
Signed-off-by: kingbri <bdashore3@gmail.com>
