# ex:ts=4:sw=4:sts=4:et # -*- tab-width: 4; c-basic-offset: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil -*- # pylint has issues with urlparse: "some types could not be inferred" # pylint: disable=E1103 from __future__ import absolute_import import sys import re import json import copy import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET from svtplay_dl.utils.urllib import urlparse, quote from svtplay_dl.service import Service from svtplay_dl.utils import get_http_data from svtplay_dl.log import log from svtplay_dl.fetcher.hls import HLS, hlsparse from svtplay_dl.fetcher.http import HTTP class JustinException(Exception): pass class JustinUrlException(JustinException): """ Used to indicate an invalid URL for a given media_type. E.g.: JustinUrlException('video', 'http://twitch.tv/example') """ def __init__(self, media_type, url): super(JustinUrlException, self).__init__( "'%s' is not recognized as a %s URL" % (url, media_type) ) class Justin(Service): # Justin and Twitch uses language subdomains, e.g. en.www.twitch.tv. They # are usually two characters, but may have a country suffix as well (e.g. # zh-tw, zh-cn and pt-br. supported_domains_re = [ r'^(?:(?:[a-z]{2}-)?[a-z]{2}\.)?(www\.)?twitch\.tv$', r'^(?:(?:[a-z]{2}-)?[a-z]{2}\.)?(www\.)?justin\.tv$'] # TODO: verify that this will support Justin as well api_base_url = 'https://api.twitch.tv' hls_base_url = 'http://usher.justin.tv/api/channel/hls' def get(self, options): urlp = urlparse(self.url) success = False for jtv_video_type in [self._get_chapter, self._get_archive, self._get_channel]: try: jtv_video_type(urlp, options) success = True break except JustinUrlException as e: log.debug(str(e)) if not success: log.debug(str(e)) log.error("This twitch/justin video type is unsupported") sys.exit(2) def _get_static_video(self, vid, options, vidtype): url = "http://api.justin.tv/api/broadcast/by_%s/%s.xml?onsite=true" % ( vidtype, vid) data = get_http_data(url) xml = ET.XML(data) url = xml.find("archive").find("video_file_url").text yield HTTP(copy.copy(options), url) def _get_archive(self, urlp, options): match = re.match(r'/\w+/b/(\d+)', urlp.path) if not match: raise JustinUrlException('video', urlp.geturl()) self._get_static_video(match.group(1), options, 'archive') def _get_chapter(self, urlp, options): match = re.match(r'/\w+/c/(\d+)', urlp.path) if not match: raise JustinUrlException('video', urlp.geturl()) self._get_static_video(match.group(1), options, 'chapter') def _get_access_token(self, channel): """ Get a Twitch access token. It's a three element dict: * mobile_restricted * sig * token `sig` is a hexadecimal string, and `token` is a JSON blob, with information about access expiration. `mobile_restricted` is not important, but is a boolean. Both `sig` and `token` should be added to the HLS URI, and the token should, of course, be URI encoded. """ return self._ajax_get('/api/channels/%s/access_token' % channel) def _ajax_get(self, method): url = "%s/%s" % (self.api_base_url, method) # Logic found in Twitch's global.js. Prepend /kraken/ to url # path unless the API method already is absolute. if method[0] != '/': method = '/kraken/%s' % method # There are references to a api_token in global.js; it's used # with the "Twitch-Api-Token" HTTP header. But it doesn't seem # to be necessary. payload = get_http_data(url, header={ 'Accept': 'application/vnd.twitchtv.v2+json' }) return json.loads(payload) def _get_hls_url(self, channel): access = self._get_access_token(channel) query = "token=%s&sig=%s" % (quote(access['token']), access['sig']) return "%s/%s.m3u8?%s" % (self.hls_base_url, channel, query) def _get_channel(self, urlp, options): match = re.match(r'/(\w+)', urlp.path) if not match: raise JustinUrlException('channel', urlp.geturl()) channel = match.group(1) hls_url = self._get_hls_url(channel) urlp = urlparse(hls_url) options.live = True if not options.output: options.output = channel streams = hlsparse(hls_url) for n in list(streams.keys()): yield HLS(copy.copy(options), streams[n], n)