- Add extract_text to simplify extraction of InnerTube texts
- Add helper extractor methods to reduce repetition in parsing InnerTube
- Change [] more than 2 blocks long to use #dig or #dig?
- Remove useless ?.try blocks for items that always exists
- Add (some) documentation to VideoRendererParser
This is a squash of a bunch of commits
cherry-picked commits
Fix category parse error on search
(cherry picked from commit cc02fed4e6)
Fix category items not being extracted in search
(cherry picked from commit 2605b9c609)
Make search not include category items for now
(cherry picked from commit ca4afd59f4)
Change behavior of categories in search results
(cherry picked from commit cc10675610)
Fix missing search results in extraction
(cherry picked from commit abda6840d5)
Fix miscount of search results
(cherry picked from commit 491e33450e)
This commit adds a new parser for YT's shelfRenderers which are
typically used to denote different categories.The code for featured
channels parsing has also been moved to use the new parser but some
additional refactoring are needed there.
The ContinuationExtractor has also been improved and is now capable of
extraction continuation data that is packaged under
"appendContinuationItemsAction"
In additional this commit adds some useful helper functions to extract
the current selected tab the continuation token. This is to mainly
reduce code size and repetition.
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This cherry-picked commit also removes the code for parsing featured
channels present on the original.
(cherry picked from commit 8000d538db)
This commit completely rewrites the extract_item and extract_items
function. Before this commit these two function were an unreadable
mess. The extract_item function was a lengthy if-elsif chain
while the extract_items function contained an incomprehensible
mess of .try, else and ||.
With this commit both of these functions have been pulled into a
separate file with the internal logic being moved to a few classes.
This significantly reduces the size of these two methods, enhances
readability and makes adding new extraction/parse rules much simpler.
See diff for details.
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This cherry-picked commit also removes the code for parsing featured
channels present on the original.
(cherry picked from commit a027fbf7af)
Upstream requires at least two additional sources. Whereas Invidious needs it to be
able to display a single additional source for normal (dashless)
qualites. Aka medium and hd720.
Video mimetype may contain code information between double quotes.
If not properly escaped, it breaks the browser's parser. E.g:
```
type="video/mp4; codecs=" avc1.64001f,="" mp4a.40.2""=""
```
Thank Robin for catching this!
