VidScraper Update

Removed Popups and debug

plugin.video.blogscraper/addon.xml

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
-<addon id="plugin.video.blogscraper" name="VidGrab" version="0.1" provider-name="Oli Passey">
+<addon id="plugin.video.blogscraper" name="VidGrab" version="0.1.1" provider-name="Oli Passey">
 	<requires>
 		<import addon="xbmc.python" version="2.19.0" />
         <import addon="script.module.python.koding.aio" version="0.0.1"/>

plugin.video.blogscraper/default.py

@@ -95,18 +95,7 @@ YOUTUBE_CHANNEL_ID_5 = "UCur4HQg-2EQltweoKQfwOfg"
 def Main_Menu():
 
 # If debug mode is enabled show the koding tutorials
-    if debug == 'true':
+      
-        Add_Dir ( '[COLOR=lime]Koding Tutorials[/COLOR]', '', "tutorials", True, '', '', '' )
-    else:
-       Add_Dir ( '[COLOR=lime]Enable debug mode for some cool dev tools![/COLOR]', '', "koding_settings", False, '', '', '' )
-    
-# An example title/message we're going to send through to a popup dialog in the first Add_Dir item
-    my_message= "{'title' : 'Support & Suggestions', 'msg' : \"If you come across any online content you'd like to get added please use the support thread at noobsandnerds.com and I'll be happy to look into it for you.\"}"
-
-    Add_Dir(
-        name="Support/Suggestions", url=my_message, mode="simple_dialog", folder=False,
-        icon="https://cdn2.iconfinder.com/data/icons/picons-basic-2/57/basic2-087_info-512.png")
-        
 # Add some YT Playlists (see we're using BASE as the url)
     Add_Dir( 
         name="DEF CON 25 (2017)", url=BASE+YOUTUBE_CHANNEL_ID_1+"/", folder=True,

plugin.video.vidscraper/License.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,674 @@
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plugin.video.vidscraper/README.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+For this to import the necessary modules you must make sure you have the
+modules4all repo source added into your very own repo. If you've already used
+the repository creator at http://totalrevolution.tv/create_repo.php then it will already be setup, if not
+then use it to create a repo and copy the modules4all section into your own repo addon.xml.
+
+<h3>ONCE ADD-ON IS INSTALLED:</h3>
+Go through the default.py and read the comments for each section.
+Enable each section in the Main_Menu() function one by one and start to see your add-on come to life!
+
+
+<h3>Frequently Asked Questions:</h3>
+Can I use this code commercially?
+-- Please look at our TRMC system for commercial options: http://totalrevolution.tv

plugin.video.vidscraper/addon.xml

@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
+<addon id="plugin.video.vidscraper" name="VidScraper2" version="0.0.1" provider-name="olipassey">
+	<requires>
+		<import addon="xbmc.python" version="2.19.0" />
+        <import addon="script.module.python.koding.aio" version="0.0.1"/>
+	</requires>
+	<extension point="xbmc.python.pluginsource" library="default.py">
+		<provides>video</provides>
+	</extension>
+	<extension point="xbmc.addon.metadata">
+		<summary lang="en">Looking at code for scraping stuff from my blog</summary>
+		<description lang="en"></description>
+		<platform>all</platform>
+		<forum>http://www.noobsandnerds.com/support</forum>
+		<website>www.noobsandnerds.com</website>
+		<news></news>
+		<genre>tech,uk</genre>
+		<video_guide></video_guide>
+		<video_preview></video_preview>
+	</extension>
+</addon>

plugin.video.vidscraper/default.py

@@ -0,0 +1,210 @@
+# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
+
+""" ^ SECTION 1:
+    This should be at the top of your code to declare the type of text
+    format you're using. Without this you may find some text editors save
+    it in an incompatible format and this can make bug tracking extremely
+    confusing! More info here: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0263/
+"""
+
+#----------------------------------------------------------------
+
+"""
+    SECTION 2:
+    This is where you'd put your license details, the GPL3 license 
+    is the most common to use as it makes it easy for others to fork
+    and improve upon your code. If you're re-using others code ALWAYS
+    check the license first, removal of licenses is NOT allowed and you
+    generally have to keep to the same license used in the original work
+    (check license details as some do differ).
+
+    Although not all licenses require it (some do, some don't),
+    you should always give credit to the original author(s). Someone may have spent
+    months if not years on the code so really it's the very least you can do if
+    you choose to use their work as a base for your own.
+"""
+# License: GPL (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html)
+# Addon: My Python Koding Add-on
+# Author: Add your name here
+
+#----------------------------------------------------------------
+
+"""
+    SECTION 3:
+    This is your global imports, any modules you need to import code from
+    are added here. You'll see a handful of the more common imports below.
+"""
+import os           # access operating system commands
+import urlparse     # splits up the directory path - much easier importing this than coding it up ourselves
+import xbmc         # the base xbmc functions, pretty much every add-on is going to need at least one function from here
+import xbmcaddon    # pull addon specific information such as settings, id, fanart etc.
+import xbmcgui      # gui based functions, contains things like creating dialog pop-up windows
+import xbmcplugin   # contains functions required for creating directory structure style add-ons (plugins)
+
+# (*) = These modules require the noobsandnerds repo to be installed
+import koding       # (*) a framework for easy add-on development, this template is to be used in conjunction with this module.
+
+from koding import Add_Dir  # By importing something like this we don't need to use <module>.<function> to call it,
+                            # instead you can just use the function name - in this case Add_Dir().
+
+from koding import route, Run # These are essential imports which allow us to open directories and navigate through the add-on.
+
+#----------------------------------------------------------------
+
+"""
+    SECTION 4:
+    These are our global variables, anything we set here can be accessed by any of
+    our functions later on. Please bare in mind though that if you change the value
+    of a global variable from inside a function the value will revert back to the
+    value set here once that function has completed.
+"""
+addon_id     = xbmcaddon.Addon().getAddonInfo('id') # Grab our add-on id
+dialog       = xbmcgui.Dialog()                     # A basic dialog message command
+home_folder  = xbmc.translatePath('special://home/')# Convert the special path of Kodi home folder to the physical path
+addon_folder = os.path.join(home_folder,'addons')   # Join our folder above with 'addons' so we have a link to our addons folder
+art_path     = os.path.join(addon_folder,addon_id)  # Join addons folder with the addon_id, we'll use this as a basic art folder
+debug        = koding.Addon_Setting('debug')        # Grab the setting of our debug mode in add-on settings
+
+#----------------------------------------------------------------
+"""
+    SECTION 5:
+    Add our custom functions in here, it's VERY important these go in this section
+    as the code in section 6 relies on these functions. If that code tries to run
+    before these functions are declared the add-on will fail.
+
+    You'll notice each function in here has a decorator above it (an @route() line of code),
+    this assigns a mode to the function so it can be called with Add_Dir and it also tells
+    the code what paramaters to send through. For example you'll notice the Main_Menu() function
+    we've assigned to the mode "main" - this means if we ever want to get Add_Dir to open that
+    function we just use the mode "main". This particular function does not require any extra
+    params to be sent through but if you look at the Testing() function you'll see we send through
+    2 different paramaters (url and description), if you look at the Add_Dir function in Main_Menu()
+    you'll see we've sent these through as a dictionary. Using that same format you can send through
+    as many different params as you wish.
+"""
+
+#-----------------------------------------------------------
+# EDIT THIS MAIN_MENU() FUNCTION - THIS IS FUN TO PLAY WITH!
+#-----------------------------------------------------------
+@route(mode="main")
+def Main_Menu():
+
+# Only show koding tutorials if debug mode is enabled in addon settings
+    if debug=='true':
+        Add_Dir(name='KODING TUTORIALS', url='', mode='tutorials', folder=True, icon=os.path.join(art_path,'icon.png'), fanart=os.path.join(art_path,'fanart.jpg'))
+
+    Add_Dir(name='TEST DIALOG', url='{"my_text":"My First Add-on[CR]Woohooo!!!","my_desc":"test description"}', mode='testing', folder=False, icon=os.path.join(art_path,'icon.png'), fanart=os.path.join(art_path,'fanart.jpg'))
+
+# Once you've played with the above try uncommenting each of the following lines one by one.
+# After uncommenting a line re-run the add-on to see your changes take place.
+
+    # Add_Dir(name='OPEN FOLDER - TEST MODE', url='test_mode', mode='open_folder', folder=True, icon=os.path.join(art_path,'icon.png'), fanart=os.path.join(art_path,'fanart.jpg'))
+    # Add_Dir(name='OPEN FOLDER - NO URL', url='', mode='open_folder', folder=True, icon=os.path.join(art_path,'icon.png'), fanart=os.path.join(art_path,'fanart.jpg'))
+    # Add_Dir(name='VIDEO EXAMPLES', url='', mode='video_examples', folder=True, icon=os.path.join(art_path,'icon.png'), fanart=os.path.join(art_path,'fanart.jpg'), description='A couple of test videos for you to look at.', content_type='video')
+    # Add_Dir(name='MUSIC EXAMPLE', url='', mode='music_examples', folder=True, icon=os.path.join(art_path,'icon.png'), fanart=os.path.join(art_path,'fanart.jpg'),content_type='song')
+
+# This is our test zone, this just calls the Test_Function mode so feel free to play with the code in that function.
+    # Add_Dir(name='TESTING ZONE', url='{"test1":"this is","test2":"some example","test3":"text"}', mode='test_function', folder=False, icon=os.path.join(art_path,'icon.png'), fanart=os.path.join(art_path,'fanart.jpg'))
+#-----------------------------
+@route(mode="test_function", args=["test1","test2","test3"])
+def Test_Function(test1, test2, test3):
+# Example of sending multiple variables through the Add_Dir function
+    xbmc.log(test1,2)
+    xbmc.log(test2,2)
+    xbmc.log(test3,2)
+    dialog.ok('CHECK THE LOG','Take a look at your log, you should be able to see the 3 lines of example text we sent through.')
+#-----------------------------
+@route(mode="open_folder", args=["url"])
+def Test_Folder(url):
+    if url == 'test_mode':
+        dialog.ok('Test Mode','open_folder has been called with the url being "test_mode". When you click OK you should open into and empty folder - this is because folder=True in our Add_Dir()')
+    else:
+        dialog.ok('TRY THESE EXAMPLES','If you\'ve left the mode as the default you\'ll receive a message explaining the mode does not exist. Feel free to change this to a mode that does exist.')
+        Add_Dir(name='EXAMPLE FOLDER', url='', mode='changeme', folder=True, icon=os.path.join(art_path,'icon.png'), fanart=os.path.join(art_path,'fanart.jpg'))
+        Add_Dir(name='EXAMPLE ITEM', url='', mode='changeme', folder=False, icon=os.path.join(art_path,'icon.png'), fanart=os.path.join(art_path,'fanart.jpg'))
+        Add_Dir(name='EXAMPLE BAD FUNCTION', url='', mode='bad_function', folder=False, icon=os.path.join(art_path,'icon.png'), fanart=os.path.join(art_path,'fanart.jpg'))
+#-----------------------------
+@route(mode="bad_function")
+def Bad_Function():
+    if debug != 'true':
+        dialog.ok('SET DEBUG TO TRUE','Go into your add-on settings and set debug mode to True then run this again. If debug is set to true we have proper error reporting in place to help your add-on development.')
+        koding.Open_Settings(focus='1.1')
+    xbmc.log(this_should_error)
+#-----------------------------
+@route(mode='testing', args=["my_text","my_desc"])
+def Testing(my_text,my_desc):
+    dialog.ok('TEST','Here are the params we recieved in Testing() function:', 'my_text: [COLOR=dodgerblue]%s[/COLOR]' % my_text,'my_desc: [COLOR=dodgerblue]%s[/COLOR]'%my_desc)
+#-----------------------------
+@route(mode="video_examples")
+def Video_Examples():
+    """
+Below are some examples showing Add_Dir() with some artwork and infolabels sent through including trailer link for a movie
+You would obviously use some sort of automated loop to auto-generate this info for large lists but hopefully this example may help
+    """
+    Add_Dir(name='[COLOR=dodgerblue][TV][/COLOR] Fraggle Rock S03E21', url='episode_dialog', mode='scrape_sites', folder=False, content_type='Video',
+        icon='https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BNzg0MzQwODY3N15BMl5BanBnXkFtZTgwMjA2OTEwMjE@._V1_SY1000_CR0,0,789,1000_AL_.jpg',
+        fanart='https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMjI0MjI4NTEwNV5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTgwMzA4NTQ2MjE@._V1_.jpg',
+        info_labels={"season":"03", "episode":"21", "genre":"Kids", "plot":"Get your cares away, worries for another day...", "mpaa":"U"})
+
+    Add_Dir(name='[COLOR=dodgerblue][MOVIE][/COLOR] Trainspotting', url='movie_dialog', mode='scrape_sites', folder=False, content_type='Video',
+        icon='https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMzA5Zjc3ZTMtMmU5YS00YTMwLWI4MWUtYTU0YTVmNjVmODZhXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjU0OTQ0OTY@._V1_UX182_CR0,0,182,268_AL_.jpg',
+        fanart='https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTMxNjE3NzU2Nl5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMzI0OTAyNg@@._V1_.jpg',
+        info_labels={"originaltitle":"Trainspotting","genre":"crime,british", "plot":"Trainspotting is an awesome movie!", "mpaa":"18", "trailer":"plugin://plugin.video.youtube/play/?video_id=nBKWnAdmJJ8"})
+    dialog.ok('CLICK INFO','Try bringing up the info for these items, you should see our artwork and other metadata has been populated.')
+#-----------------------------
+@route(mode="music_examples")
+def Music_Examples():
+    """
+This is an example of adding a song, there's a good chance the scaper will find no results for this song,
+it's only here as an example to show how to set things like artwork.
+    """
+    Add_Dir(name='Sally Cinnamon - Stone Roses', url='song_dialog', mode='scrape_sites', folder=False,
+        icon='http://images.rapgenius.com/7929026cc89ab0c77669dee5cc323da9.530x528x1.jpg',
+        fanart='http://www.flickofthefinger.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/the-stone-roses-1.jpg',
+        info_labels={"genre":"Rock,Inde,British", "artist":"Stone Roses", "title":"Sally Cinnamon"})
+#-----------------------------
+@route(mode="scrape_sites", args=["url"])
+def Scrape_Sites(list_type):
+    """
+This is a dummy function, you would add whatever code you require in here for grabbing the content.
+Please do not use this function for scraping copyright infringing content. If you need a site to test with
+archive.org has a good library of public domain music and video files.
+    """
+    content = ''
+    if list_type == 'movie_dialog':
+        dolog('Add your code to scrape for a movie')
+    elif list_type == 'episode_dialog':
+        dolog('Add your code to scrape for a tv show')
+    elif list_type == 'song_dialog':
+        dolog('Add your code to scrape for a song')
+
+# If the item returned is a dictionary that's great we know we have a list to work with
+    if koding.Data_Type(content) == 'dict':
+        xbmc.log(repr(content),2)
+        playback = koding.Play_Video(video=content["url"], showbusy=True)
+ 
+# It may be a plugin or direct url has been sent through, if so lets use the list_type variable
+    elif not list_type.endswith('_dialog'):
+        playback = koding.Play_Video(video=list_type, showbusy=True)
+
+# Nothing useful has been found, lets exit back to the list
+    else:
+        return
+
+# If the playback returned as True then it was successful but if it was False we know we need to try again for another source
+    if not playback:
+        if dialog.yesno('PLAYBACK FAILED','The video may have been removed, the web host may have altered their code or this video may not be available in your region. [COLOR=dodgerblue]Would you like to try another source?[/COLOR]'):
+            Scrape_Sites(list_type)
+
+#----------------------------------------------------------------
+
+"""
+    SECTION 6:
+    Essential if creating list items, this tells kodi we're done creating our list items.
+    The list will not populate without this. In the run command you need to set default to
+    whatever route you want to open into, in this example the 'main' route which opens the
+    Main_Menu() function up at the top.
+"""
+if __name__ == "__main__":
+    Run(default='main')
+    xbmcplugin.endOfDirectory(int(sys.argv[1]))

plugin.video.vidscraper/resources/settings.xml

@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>
+<settings>
+	<setting id="debug" type="bool" label="Enable debugging mode" default="false" visible="true"/>
+</settings>

zips/addons.xml

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@
   </extension>
 </addon>
 
-<addon id="plugin.video.blogscraper" name="VidGrab" version="0.1" provider-name="Oli Passey">
+<addon id="plugin.video.blogscraper" name="VidGrab" version="0.1.1" provider-name="Oli Passey">
 	<requires>
 		<import addon="xbmc.python" version="2.19.0" />
         <import addon="script.module.python.koding.aio" version="0.0.1"/>
@@ -84,6 +84,27 @@
   </extension>
 </addon>
 
+<addon id="plugin.video.vidscraper" name="VidScraper2" version="0.0.1" provider-name="olipassey">
+	<requires>
+		<import addon="xbmc.python" version="2.19.0" />
+        <import addon="script.module.python.koding.aio" version="0.0.1"/>
+	</requires>
+	<extension point="xbmc.python.pluginsource" library="default.py">
+		<provides>video</provides>
+	</extension>
+	<extension point="xbmc.addon.metadata">
+		<summary lang="en">Looking at code for scraping stuff from my blog</summary>
+		<description lang="en"></description>
+		<platform>all</platform>
+		<forum>http://www.noobsandnerds.com/support</forum>
+		<website>www.noobsandnerds.com</website>
+		<news></news>
+		<genre>tech,uk</genre>
+		<video_guide></video_guide>
+		<video_preview></video_preview>
+	</extension>
+</addon>
+
 <addon id="plugin.video.wnhq"
        name="WhiteNoiseHQ"
        version="0.3"

zips/addons.xml.md5

@@ -1 +1 @@
-8730796bf3307d14598df24bbc10a32c
+11ac1d7332c4269381e5f055db8ee31a

zips/plugin.video.blogscraper/addon.xml

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
-<addon id="plugin.video.blogscraper" name="VidGrab" version="0.1" provider-name="Oli Passey">
+<addon id="plugin.video.blogscraper" name="VidGrab" version="0.1.1" provider-name="Oli Passey">
 	<requires>
 		<import addon="xbmc.python" version="2.19.0" />
         <import addon="script.module.python.koding.aio" version="0.0.1"/>

zips/plugin.video.vidscraper/addon.xml

@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
+<addon id="plugin.video.vidscraper" name="VidScraper2" version="0.0.1" provider-name="olipassey">
+	<requires>
+		<import addon="xbmc.python" version="2.19.0" />
+        <import addon="script.module.python.koding.aio" version="0.0.1"/>
+	</requires>
+	<extension point="xbmc.python.pluginsource" library="default.py">
+		<provides>video</provides>
+	</extension>
+	<extension point="xbmc.addon.metadata">
+		<summary lang="en">Looking at code for scraping stuff from my blog</summary>
+		<description lang="en"></description>
+		<platform>all</platform>
+		<forum>http://www.noobsandnerds.com/support</forum>
+		<website>www.noobsandnerds.com</website>
+		<news></news>
+		<genre>tech,uk</genre>
+		<video_guide></video_guide>
+		<video_preview></video_preview>
+	</extension>
+</addon>