Posted to tcl by DeusFigendi at Fri Apr 16 15:27:49 GMT 2010view raw
- #!/bin/sh
- # starte Tcl-Interpreter \
- exec tclsh "$0" "$@"
- ## Castcollector 1.3 Downloads and parses Audiocasts as RSS-feeds and puts all items chronological into a playlist.
- ## Copyright (C) 2010 Kai-Uwe Kramer
- ##
- ## This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
- ## it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
- ## the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
- ## (at your option) any later version.
- ##
- ## This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
- ## but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
- ## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
- ## GNU General Public License for more details.
- ##
- ## You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
- ## along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
- ##
- ## You can find the whole licence at the end of this file.
- ###########################################################
- ## ##
- ## CONFIGURATION ##
- ## ##
- ## Here you can set up the feeds you like to subscribe ##
- ## the playlist-file they are saved to and the point ##
- ## where 2digit-year-dates should be set to 19xx or 20xx.##
- ## ##
- ###########################################################
- ## Dublicate the last lappend-line and alter the feed-url to add feeds.
- set feedlist "http://feeds.abcnews.com/abcnews/worldnewsvideopodcast"
- lappend feedlist "http://sports.espn.go.com/espnradio/podcast/feeds/itunes/podCast?id=2090484"
- lappend feedlist "http://rss.cnn.com/services/podcasting/newscast/rss.xml"
- ## The file the playlist will be written to. pls m3u and xspf accepted.
- set outputfilename "stdout"
- ## The breaking point where 2-digit-dates are ordered to 20th or 21st century.
- set y2k_break 70
- ## Debug-outputs on (true) or off (false)
- set debug false
- ## Target-channel for the debug-outputs (use the open-command to set up a file)
- set debugfile stdout
- ## "True" prints the help
- set printhelp false
- ## Level of encoding-correction. Sets WHERE the ec is used. If 0 no encode-correction apears.
- set encode_correction 1
- ## Maximum age of items.
- set max_age 8
- package require http
- set ErrorLevel 0
- set fileextension false
- set parano 0
- foreach parameter $argv {
- set parameter [string tolower $parameter]
- if { $parameter == "-feeds" || $parameter == "-f" || $parameter == "-input" || $parameter == "-i"} { set feedlist [lrange $argv $parano+1 end] }
- if { $parameter == "-target" || $parameter == "-t" || $parameter == "-output" || $parameter == "-o"} { set outputfilename [lindex $argv $parano+1] }
- if { $parameter == "-debug" } { set debug true }
- if { $parameter == "-y2k" } { set y2k_break [lindex $argv $parano+1] }
- if { $parameter == "-format" } { set fileextension ".[lindex $argv $parano+1]" }
- if { $parameter == "-debugfile" } { set debugfile [open [lindex $argv $parano+1] a] }
- if { $parameter == "-age" } { set max_age [lindex $argv $parano+1] }
- if { $parameter == "help" || $parameter == "?"} { set printhelp true }
- if { $parameter == "-encode" || $parameter == "-ecl"} { set encode_correction [lindex $argv $parano+1] }
- incr parano
- }
- if { $fileextension == false } {
- if { $outputfilename == "stdout" } { set fileextension ".xspf" } else { set fileextension [string range $outputfilename [string last "." $outputfilename] end] }
- }
- proc print_debug { debugsource debugstring } {
- global debug
- global debugfile
- if {$debug} { puts $debugfile "$debugsource\: $debugstring" }
- }
- proc strip_string1 inputstring {
- set outputstring [string map {á a à a â a ä ae ã a Á A À A  A Ä AE é e è e ê e É E È E Ê E í i ì i î i Í I Ì I Î I ó o ò o ô o ö oe Ó O Ò O Ô O Ö OE ú u ù u û u ü ue Ú U Ù U Û U Ü UE Ü UE "Ã?" UE ß sz ß sz à sz \u00DF sz \u1E9E sz \u223 sz \u7838 sz \u225 sz \u0223 sz} $inputstring]
- while {[regexp -indices {[^abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ1234567890\s\-\/\\\.:\?\!\$\|\+\(\),_';]} $outputstring wrongcharpos] == 1} {
- set outputstring "[string range $outputstring 0 [lindex $wrongcharpos 0]-1]__[string range $outputstring [lindex $wrongcharpos 1]+1 end]"
- print_debug "strip_string" $outputstring
- }
- return $outputstring
- }
- print_debug "http-package-version" [package present http]
- print_debug "Fileextension:" $fileextension
- if {$fileextension == ".m3u"} {
- print_debug "ext-detection:" "MP3-URL is a known format"
- } elseif {$fileextension == ".pls"} {
- print_debug "ext-detection:" "PlayLiSt is a known format"
- } elseif {$fileextension == ".xspf"} {
- print_debug "ext-detection:" "XML Shareable Playlist Format is a known format"
- } else {
- print_debug "ext-detection:" "Unknown playlist-format"
- set ErrorLevel 100
- }
- set internal_playlist ""
- if { $ErrorLevel <= 10 } {
- if { $outputfilename != "stdout" } { set outputfile [open $outputfilename w] } else { set outputfile stdout }
- print_debug "info" "Starting loop though all feeds..."
- foreach feedurl $feedlist {
- print_debug "loading feed" $feedurl
- set feedcontent [http::data [set token [http::geturl $feedurl ]]]
- if {[string first "<rss" $feedcontent 3] >= 0} {
- print_debug "feed-detection" "RSS-Format... parsing..."
- regexp -nocase {\<item(.*)</item>} $feedcontent items1
- print_debug "items1 (154)" $items1
- set items1 [string map -nocase {"</item>" "</item>\x01"} $items1]
- print_debug "items1 (156)" $items1
- set items2 [split $items1 \x01]
- print_debug "items2 (157)" $items2
- print_debug "info:" "Starting loop through items..."
- foreach item $items2 {
- if {[string length $item] > 10} {
- if {[string length $item] < 100} {
- print_debug "itemlength" "[string length $item] is a very short item, lets see..."
- print_debug "itemlength" $item
- }
- print_debug " " " "
- print_debug "itemlength" "[string length $item] parse Item..."
- regexp -nocase {\<title(.*?)</title>} $item im_title
- print_debug "title (173)" $im_title
- set im_title [string range $im_title 7 [expr [string length $im_title] -9]]
- print_debug "title (175)" $im_title
- if {[string first "<!\[CDATA" $im_title] >= 0 } { set im_title [string range $im_title 9 [expr [string length $im_title] -4]] }
- print_debug "title (177)" $im_title
- if { $encode_correction >= 1 } { set im_title [strip_string1 $im_title] }
- print_debug "title (179)" $im_title
- regexp -nocase {\<pubDate(.*?)</pubDate>} $item im_date1
- print_debug "date (181)" $im_date1
- set im_date1 [string range $im_date1 9 [expr [string length $im_date1] -11]]
- print_debug "date (183)" $im_date1
- if {[string first "<!\[CDATA" $im_date1] >= 0 } { set im_date1 [string range $im_date1 9 [expr [string length $im_date1] -4]] }
- print_debug "date (185)" $im_date1
- set im_date_year [lrange $im_date1 3 3]
- set im_date_month [lrange $im_date1 2 2]
- set im_date_day [lrange $im_date1 1 1]
- set im_date_time [lrange $im_date1 4 4]
- print_debug "date (195)" "$im_date_year +++ $im_date_month +++ $im_date_day +++ $im_date_time"
- if { $im_date_month == "Jan" } { set im_date_month "01" }
- if { $im_date_month == "Feb" } { set im_date_month "02" }
- if { $im_date_month == "Mar" } { set im_date_month "03" }
- if { $im_date_month == "Apr" } { set im_date_month "04" }
- if { $im_date_month == "May" } { set im_date_month "05" }
- if { $im_date_month == "Jun" } { set im_date_month "06" }
- if { $im_date_month == "Jul" } { set im_date_month "07" }
- if { $im_date_month == "Aug" } { set im_date_month "08" }
- if { $im_date_month == "Sep" } { set im_date_month "09" }
- if { $im_date_month == "Oct" } { set im_date_month "10" }
- if { $im_date_month == "Nov" } { set im_date_month "11" }
- if { $im_date_month == "Dec" } { set im_date_month "12" }
- print_debug "date (208)" "$im_date_year +++ $im_date_month +++ $im_date_day +++ $im_date_time"
- set im_date_time [split $im_date_time ":"]
- set im_date_hour [lrange $im_date_time 0 0]
- set im_date_minute [lrange $im_date_time 1 1]
- set im_date_second [lrange $im_date_time 2 2]
- print_debug "date (215)" "$im_date_year +++ $im_date_month +++ $im_date_day +++ $im_date_hour --- $im_date_minute --- $im_date_second"
- if {[string length $im_date_year] < 4} {
- if { [expr $im_date_year +0] < $y2k_break } { set im_date_year [expr $im_date_year + 2000] }
- if { [expr $im_date_year +0] < 100 } { set im_date_year [expr $im_date_year + 1900] }
- }
- print_debug "date (225)" "$im_date_year +++ $im_date_month +++ $im_date_day +++ $im_date_hour --- $im_date_minute --- $im_date_second"
- if {[string length $im_date_day] < 2} { set im_date_day "0$im_date_day" }
- print_debug "date (227)" "$im_date_year +++ $im_date_month +++ $im_date_day +++ $im_date_hour --- $im_date_minute --- $im_date_second"
- set im_date2 "$im_date_year\-$im_date_month\-$im_date_day\T$im_date_hour\-$im_date_minute\-$im_date_second"
- print_debug "date (229)" $im_date2
- set im_date3 [clock scan "$im_date_year\-$im_date_month\-$im_date_day"]
- set im_enclosure "<enclosure url=\"127.0.0.1/nothing.ogg\" length=\"0\" />"
- regexp -nocase {\<enclosure(.*?)/>} $item im_enclosure
- print_debug "url/length" $im_enclosure
- regexp -nocase {url=\"(.*?)\"} $im_enclosure im_link
- print_debug "url (244)" $im_link
- set im_link [lrange $im_link 0 0]
- print_debug "url (246)" $im_link
- set im_link [string range $im_link 6 [expr [string length $im_link] -3]]
- print_debug "url (248)" $im_link
- regexp -nocase {length=\"(.*?)\"} $im_enclosure im_length
- print_debug "length (251)" $im_length
- set im_length [lrange $im_length 0 0]
- print_debug "length (253)" $im_length
- set im_length [string range $im_length 9 [expr [string length $im_length] -3]]
- print_debug "length (255)" $im_length
- set im_total [list $im_title $im_date2 $im_date1 $im_link $im_length]
- print_debug "Total item" $im_total
- if { $im_date3 >= [expr [clock seconds] - ($max_age * 60*60*24)] } { lappend internal_playlist $im_total } else { print_debug "age-check" "To old throwing away..." }
- } else { print_debug "itemlength" "[string length $item] to short, skipping item" }
- }
- } else {
- if {$debug} {
- print_debug "feed-detection" "This programm suports RSS-Feeds only (no rss-tag found)"
- }
- set ErrorLevel 1
- }
- }
- print_debug "sort" "-ing playlist"
- print_debug "sort" $internal_playlist
- set internal_playlist [lsort -index 1 $internal_playlist]
- print_debug "sort" "...done"
- print_debug "sort" $internal_playlist
- if {$debug} {
- print_debug "check-this" "calling all recorded dates..."
- foreach item $internal_playlist {
- print_debug "check-this" "~[lrange $item 4 4]~ [lrange $item 2 2]"
- }
- print_debug "check-this" "calling the whole list of data..."
- print_debug "check-this" $internal_playlist
- }
- if { $fileextension == ".m3u" } {
- print_debug "output" "creating m3u-file..."
- puts $outputfile "#EXTM3U"
- foreach item $internal_playlist {
- puts $outputfile "#EXTINF:[lrange $item 4 4],[lrange [lindex [lrange $item 2 2] 0] 1 3] - [lindex [lrange $item 0 0] 0]"
- puts $outputfile [lrange $item 3 3]
- print_debug "output" "done"
- }
- }
- if { $fileextension == ".pls" } {
- print_debug "output" "creating pls-file..."
- puts $outputfile "\[playlist\]"
- puts $outputfile "NumberOfEntries=[llength $internal_playlist]"
- set item_counter 0
- foreach item $internal_playlist {
- incr item_counter
- puts $outputfile "File$item_counter\=[lrange $item 3 3]"
- puts $outputfile "Title$item_counter\=[lrange [lindex [lrange $item 2 2] 0] 1 3] - [lindex [lrange $item 0 0] 0]"
- puts $outputfile "Length$item_counter\=[lrange $item 4 4]"
- puts $outputfile ""
- }
- puts $outputfile "Version=2"
- print_debug "output" "...done"
- }
- if { $fileextension == ".xspf" } {
- print_debug "output" "creating xspf-file..."
- puts $outputfile "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>"
- puts $outputfile "<playlist version=\"1\" xmlns=\"http://xspf.org/ns/0/\">"
- puts $outputfile " <title>Audiocasts</title>"
- puts $outputfile " <trackList>"
- foreach item $internal_playlist {
- print_debug "xspf" "Writing item: $item"
- print_debug "xspf" "file: [lrange $item 3 3] title:[lrange $item 0 0] ==> [lindex [lrange $item 0 0] 0] date: [lrange $item 2 2] ==> [lindex [lrange $item 2 2] 0] ==> [lrange [lindex [lrange $item 2 2] 0] 1 3] duration: [lrange $item 4 4]"
- puts $outputfile " <track>"
- puts $outputfile " <location>[lrange $item 3 3]</location>"
- puts $outputfile " <title>[lrange [lindex [lrange $item 2 2] 0] 1 3] - [lindex [lrange $item 0 0] 0]</title>"
- puts $outputfile " <duration>[lrange $item 4 4]248</duration>"
- puts $outputfile " </track>"
- }
- puts $outputfile " </trackList>"
- puts $outputfile "</playlist>"
- print_debug "output" "...done"
- }
- } elseif { $ErrorLevel == 100 } {
- puts "Unknown Playlist-Format"
- }
- if { $printhelp } {
- set commentchar ""
- if { $fileextension == ".m3u" } { set commentchar "#" }
- if { $fileextension == ".pls" } { set commentchar ";" }
- if { $fileextension == ".xspf" } { puts "<!--" }
- puts "$commentchar\u2554[string repeat \u2550 50]\u2557"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 HELP \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 Castcollector 1.3 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 (C) by Deus Figendi ( deusfigendi@dnd-gate.de ) \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 Downloads and parses Audiocasts as RSS-feeds and \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 puts all items chronological into a playlist. \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 You can set up all parameters at the head of the \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 sourcefile or by using arguments while \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 executing the script. \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 Arguments: \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 -target - The argument after this is used as \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 output-filename. Use stdout to output\u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 to your shell. \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 Aliases are -output -t and -o \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 -debug - Forces the script to call debug-infos\u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 -format - Sets up the playlist-format. Valid \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 values are xspf m3u and pls. \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 The format is also parsed by the \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 filename but you can change it if \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 you use the stdout or using no file- \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 extension- \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 help - Shows this help. Alias: ? \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 -feed - ALL (!!) arguments after this are \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 used as rss-audiocast-feed-URLs. Use \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 this as your last argument. \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 Aliases are -input -i and -f. \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 -y2k - The argument after this is used as \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 the \"breaking point\" where two-digit \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 dates are set as 19xx or 20xx. \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 If you'd like to have all 2d-dates \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 in the 2ks set up 99 so all 2d-dates \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 will be set in the 2000s. If you want\u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 every date in the 1900s set up 00. \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 If you set up 70 (default) you can \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 get dates from 1970 to 2069 (and \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 even other if they are noted as 4 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 digit-year). \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 -age - The argument after this is used as \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 the maximum age of items. All older \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 items will not apear in the playlist.\u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 -encode - Alias: -ecl (encoding correction \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 level). Sets up if and where the \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 encoding correction happens. This \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 option is usefull if you get \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 incomplete or unvalid playlists. \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 Some servers deliver wrong character-\u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 encodings and maybe the http-package \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 of TCL is a bit buggy in encoding and\u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 uncompression. \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 The encoding-correction is pretty \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 brutal it kills all characters it \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 does not know. These are usualy all \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 specialchars. \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 In this Version you can set up level \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 0 for no correction or 1 for \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 correction of the titles. The \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 argument after -encode (or -ecl) is \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 used as ec-level. Default is 1. \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 This program is free software: you can \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 of the GNU General Public License as published by\u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of\u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 the License, or (at your option) any later \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 version. \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 This program is distributed in the hope that it \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without\u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 GNU General Public License for more details. \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 You should have received a copy of the GNU \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 General Public License along with this program. \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 You can usualy find the complete license at the \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 end of the sourcefile \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u2551 \u2551"
- puts "$commentchar\u255a[string repeat \u2550 50]\u255d"
- if { $fileextension == ".xspf" } { puts "-->" }
- }
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