regression from adf4d661
It would either stop at the first level (-g) or go infinitely deep (-G)
Going down to for example level 3 with -ggg didn't work.
They work the same way as conditional filenames (84d2e640), e.g.
"directory": {
"score >= 20": ["high score"],
"score >= 5" : ["mid score"],
"" : ["{category}", "default"]
}
Fetch 'title' and 'artist' metadata from a different location,
since for posts with an empty title the <title> element is
completely empty and does not contain the artist's name.
Add an enumeration index so that attachments and regular files with the
same filename still get downloaded and not counted as duplicate files
(even though for patreon posts they usually are)
This invalidates all previously generated archive IDs.
To keep using old names and IDs, set
'filename' to "{id}_{title}_{filename}.{extension}" and
'archive-format' to "{service}_{user}_{id}_{filename}.{extension}".
- 'retweets' option: true -> false
- 'quoted' option : true -> false
i.e. disable downloading tweets from other user's timelines by default
- search directory:
'["{category}", "Search", "{search}"]' ->
'["{category}", "{user[name]}"]'
i.e. change it to the same as other twitter extractors (#1308)
'/gallery/folders' in the newest version doesn't include subfolders.
It probably only needs the right query parameter to do so, but that
doesn't seem to be documented anywhere.
Spawn a new ChapterExtractor for each individual chapter
instead of handling them directly with a MangaExtractor.
Doing it that way broke too many features like
--chapter-filter, --chapter-range, --zip, etc.
This change makes it possible to specify just the name of a post processor
in the "postprocessors" list instead of a dict with all of its options.
The options for it will then be taken from inside the "postprocessor"
block similar to "extractor", "downloader", or "output" blocks.
This makes it possible to for example override the default settings for
--write-metadata by specifying a custom "metadata" block, or to set a
custom post processor block ("cbz") and then use it by referencing just
its name in "postprocessors" lists.
{
"postprocessor":
{
"metadata": {
"name": "metadata",
"event": "post",
"filename": "{tweet_id|post_id|id}.json"
},
"cbz": {
"name" : "zip",
"compression": "store",
"extension" : "cbz"
}
}
}
