This commit (partially) reverts 27b5b24, 94eb7c6, and a437e78.
Download URLs from the 'extended_fetch' endpoint are now only
usable for logged in users, while those from the respective
OAuth API endpoint are working again. Everything except
scraps and direct deviation links should be fixed, and those
two categories will work with exported cookies. (#488)
TODO:
- "native" login with --username and --password
- better handling of internally stored cookies
Commit 9fdc5e7 changed 'username' fields to have consistent
capitalization, but that invalidated the archive keys of several
extractors where 'username' was usually lowercase.
The 'username' field was capitalized in a very inconsistent manner:
Either all lowercase, or as given by the input URL, or with the
"original" capitalization, depending on the extractor used among
other things.
Now usernames use their original capitalization for all extractors.
('UserName' instead of 'username' or 'uSeRnAmE')
- restructure extractor hierarchy
- extract more metadata
- extract videos without youtube-dl
- be more resilient to errors
TODO:
- favorites
- games, but that might be near impossible for non-flash titles
The '_sharedData' of Post pages is missing its 'graphql' part for
logged in users. This data is now included in the parameters of a
function call to '__additionalDataLoaded(...)'
And, of course, video extraction with youtube-dl broke because of
this change as well.
This should allow video downloads when logged in without
'forward-cookies' disabled and from protected tweets.
youtube-dl still gets used to download HLS playlists, but the data
extraction part, which doesn't work with youtube-dl at the moment,
now gets handled by gallery-dl itself.
In the case that a user changed his username, requesting deviations
with an old name might cause problems (missing deviations, etc.)
The internal 'username' value therefore now gets updated to the
current username taken from the user profile.
