e.g.
- '1:101' or ':101' or ':101:' for files 1 to 100
- '1::2' or '::2' for every second file
- '1:101:5' or ':101:5' for files 1, 6, 11, ..., 91, 96
(the second argument specifies the first index NOT included)
- rename
- load_cookiestxt -> cookiestxt_load
- save_cookiestxt -< cookiestxt_store
- in cookiestxt_load, add cookies directly to a cookie jar
instead of storing them in a list first
- other unnoticeable performance increases
Each entry in such a list can now also include a subcategory
'<category>:<subcategory>'
and it is possible to use '*' or an empty string as placeholder
'*:<subcategory>', ':<subcategory>', '<category>:*'
For example
"blacklist": "imgur,*:tag,gfycat:user" or
"blacklist": ["imgur", "*:tag", "gfycat:user"]
will filter all 'imgur' extractors, all extractors with a 'tag'
subcategory (e.g. https://danbooru.donmai.us/posts?tags=bonocho),
and all 'gfycat' user extractors.
to convert a timestamp to a formattable 'datetime' object.
For example '{created_at!d:%Y-%m-%d}'
transforms the timestamp in 'created_at' into a 'datetime' object
and then formats its content using '%Y-%m-%d' as template.
1262304000 -> datetime(2010, 1, 1) -> "2010-01-01"
… and not just None (#525)
It would be better to consistently use None for all non-existent
fields and/or fields without a valid value, but this is a good
enough workaround for now.
The format string '{a|b|c}' will now try to use the value from 'a' and
fall back to 'b' and 'c' if accessing a field raises an exception or
if its value is None.
- take a file object as argument instead of an filename
- accept whitespace before comments (" # comment")
- map expiration "0" to None and not the number 0
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
A format string now gets parsed only once instead of re-parsing it each
time it is applied to a set of data.
The initial parsing causes directory path creation to be at about 2x
slower than before, since each format string there is used only once,
but building a filename, the more common operation, is at least 2x
faster. The "directory slowness" cancels at about 5 filenames and
everything above that is significantly faster.
The L option allows for the contents of a format field to be replaced
with <replacement> if its length is greater than <maxlen>.
Example:
{f:L5/too long/} -> "foo" (if "f" is "foo")
-> "too long" (if "f" is "foobar")
(#92) (#94)
It is now possible to slice string (or list) values of format string
replacement fields with the same syntax as in regular Python code.
"{digits}" -> "0123456789"
"{digits[2:-2]}" -> "234567"
"{digits[:5]}" -> "01234"
The optional third parameter (step) has been left out to simplify things.
calling 'abort()' in a filter aborts the current extractor run
in a cleaner way than using something like 1/0, which
causes an error message to be printed
