* Make sure that `img_id`, `audio_id` and `cover_id` fields are always available.
The values are set '' where they are not applicable.
Having `img_id` is necessary for the default `archive_fmt`, the other fields are handled for consistency.
* Allow downloading more than one cover.
The previous behavior is kept as-is, but setting the "covers" option to "all" now grabs all available covers.
* Add support for downloading subtitles
Allows filtering subtitles by source type (ASR, MT) and language.
* Ensure archive uniqueness for covers and subtitles.
* Update the URL test pattern to include the `image` extension.
Although Tiktok may serve the covers with jpeg content, the file ending can be `.image`.
The test before 0c14b164 failed because the asserted URL did not match all cover types, but the now used pattern needs the mentioned file ending.
* Add support for "creator_caption" subtitles in "LC" format.
These subtitles have the keys "Format" set to "creator_caption" and "Source" to "LC".
* Add "LC" (Local Captions) as a subtitle source type in the documentation
* Code deduplication and renaming subtitle metadata
Changed the item type from singular `subtitle` to `subtitles`.
Removed the wrong descriptor `cover` from the subtitles fallback title.
* Refactor subtitle filtering
The filter is now prepared in `_init` to prevent parsing the same config parameter for every item.
The `_extract_subtitles` function will still extract if either filter (source or language) matches.
* Generate a `file_id` for subtitles
Subtitles have multiple fields that determine the unique file, so these are simply concatenated.
This is similar to the cover types, only with more variations.
* Added tests for subtitles
* fix docs entries
* fix '"covers": "all"'
* simplify some code
* Fix fallback title for subtitles
Added the missing "f" to the f-string and added "subtitle" to the title.
The resulting title will look like "TikTok video subtitle #1234567"
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* [tiktok] support extracting videos directly without yt-dlp
* [tiktok] support extracting users directly without yt-dlp
* [tiktok] fixing logic, tests, linting errors
* [tiktok] implement tiktok-range support for non-yt-dlp user extractor
* [tiktok] Skip range filter if no ranges are given
* [tiktok] Remove debug code
* [tiktok] only check for faulty device IDs during the first couple of passes
I think the original yt-dlp solution assumes that if a device ID works once, it will always work.
Plus, my approach would cause needless retries in certain cases if hasMorePrevious does end up being wrong like the original algorithm accounts for. So let's copy the original algorithm here, too.
* [tiktok] support stories
* [tiktok] you can now extract audio without extracting photos
* [tiktok] add TiktokFollowingExtractor
* [tiktok] update supportedsites to include stories
* [tiktok] Keep tiktok-range option for no content user account test
It acts as a nice guard against that account suddenly having lots of posts to extract
* [tiktok] TiktokUserExtractor and TiktokFollowingExtractor rewrite
* [tiktok] Fix avatar naming convention to match that of posts
* [tiktok] remove type hints for compatibility with older Python versions
* [tiktok] Improve performance of TiktokFollowingExtractor
This was largely achieved using the story/batch/item_list endpoint
* [tiktok] Forgot to run flake8
* [tiktok] remove old constant
* [tiktok] Support order-posts config item
* [tiktok] flake8
* [tiktok] Older Python versions don't support match
* [tiktok] always ask for posts in chronological order when in "desc" mode
We should aim to avoid having pinned posts returned before non-pinned ones
* [tiktok] Add liked posts extraction
* [tiktok] Add reposts extraction
* [tiktok] Add saved posts extraction
* cleanup imports
* remove '# MARK:' comments
* remove & simplify 'except' statements
KeyboardInterrupt & SystemExit inherit from BaseException (not Exception)
and therefore don't need special handling
* split 'user' extractor
* move PATTERNs into their respective functions
* use dict comprehensions
* add only-matching test URLs for split user extractors
* update config docs
rename 'tiktok-user-extractor' to 'ytdl'
* document '"popular"' 'order-posts' value
* inline and remove 'util.chunk()'
