[fuknuckle]

@mgpai

Helo script master!

I need your skills. I inquired about if JD had a way of importing hoster accounts en mass and Jiaz said you may be able to help that.

what I would like to do is have a bunch of accounts in a text document with a pattern like "username:password@domain" (as suggested by Jiaz) and then when those are copied to the clipboard, your scrip would use the JD API to import them.

Bonus if you can make a simple script that automatically does a staggered refresh (does the login check) of accounts of a specific hoster in batches every X days

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by fuknuckle

.. have a bunch of accounts in a text document with a pattern like "username:password@domain" (as suggested by Jiaz) ... use the JD API to import them.

Since the passwords can contain ":" as well as "@" character, the script uses "\t" as separator. No need to use the actual "\t" escape code to separate the values in the text file. Just use 'tab' key on keyboard.

/*
    Import accounts from text/csv file
    Login details should be in hoster\tusername\tpassword (tsv format), 1 per line
    Set path to text file and click 'test run' button to import the accounts
*/

var myfile = "c:/downloads/accounts.txt";

try {
    readFile(myfile).trim().split("\r\n").forEach(function(item) {
        callAPI("accounts", "addAccount", item.split("\t"));
    });
} catch (e) {
    alert(e.message);
};

Originally Posted by fuknuckle

Bonus if you can make a simple script that automatically does a staggered refresh (does the login check) of accounts of a specific hoster in batches every X days

JD automatically refreshes the accounts at regular intervals. Also, it is possible to sort the accounts by name or status and easily select and refresh them manually. I am hence, declining this request.

[sabot105mm]

@mgpai
I'm trying to figure out how I could get jdownloader to peek inside archive then move the archive based on the contents file format without extracting content.

say I have a archive named

Spoiler:

ASUS RADEON ROG MATRIX R9 290X PLATINUM (C671X) REV 1.00X 59YV05D1-VG0A01S

, and would like the archive moved to a folder named boardview in the case when the contents of the archive contain file format .fv or .cad.
I'm sure this needs to be a script but I have no idea how, could you help?

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by sabot105mm

... and would like the archive moved to a folder named boardview in the case when the contents of the archive contain file format .fv or .cad.

You can use a 3rd party CLI utitlity in the script to list/check the contents of the archive file. Most archive softwares come with one. Find such a command which works in the terminal window and post it here.

Some examples:

7za l myarchive.zip
unrar l myarchive.rar

[pivor]

Hello, can i request a script that would save download link (in a txt file), next to downloaded content?
Example:
c:/download/content1
c:/download/content1/content1_links.txt
c:/download/content2
c:/download/content2/content2_links.txt

Thank you in advance!

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by pivor

... script that would save download link (in a txt file), next to downloaded content?

/*
    Save links to text file
    Trigger : Package Finished
*/

var content = [];
var file = package.downloadFolder + "/" + package.name + "_links.txt";

package.downloadLinks.forEach(function(link) {
    content.push(link.contentURL || link.pluginURL);
})

content = content.join("\r\n") + "\r\n";

writeFile(file, content, true);

[Jiaz]

@mgpai: maybe for download finished?

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@mgpai: maybe for download finished?

Originally Posted by pivor

... i want to save link for each package i download.

Created based on original request. But sure, I can be modify it if the user wishes urls to be saved on per link basis.

[pivor]

yeah, for finished download, or while downloading, thank you

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by pivor

yeah, for finished download, or while downloading, thank you

I had created the script based on your original request. If you state your request clearly, it will save me time/effort.

/*
    Save finsihed link
    Trigger : A download stopped
*/

if (link.finished) {
    var package = link.package;
    var file = package.downloadFolder + "/" + package.name + "_links.txt";
    var url = link.contentURL || link.pluginURL;

    writeFile(file, url + "\r\n", true);
}

[pivor]

sorry for asking question here, but event scripter doesent work at all for me, like, nothing happens, its installed, enabled, i added scripts, test compile is succesful, but test run does nothing and nothing happens after download :(

edit: fixed it

script works but kinda not exactly how i wanted (my bad, should be more specific), right now it saves links for each file so when package has 1000 files, there will be 1000 links (actually one link but with '?' separating file links).

The way i wish it would work is, like i do it manually:

- Context menu on package -> Properties -> Show Download URLs
- Select all -> copy (if one link shows multiple times, only one will be copied to clipboard, so theres no dupes)
- make links.txt file in download/content directory, paste links and save

Its mostly one link per package, thank you, been using JD for 7 years, never figured ES :C.

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by pivor

script works but kinda not exactly how i wanted

Find me in JD Chat. I make the necessary modifications based on your live feedback.

kiwiirc.com/nextclient/irc.libera.chat/#jdownloader

[dariotoby]

Originally Posted by mgpai

/*
    Write info to text file
    Trigger:  A Download stopped
*/

if (link.finished) {
    var name = link.name;
    var url = link.contentURL || link.pluginURL;
    var data = [name, url];

    var file = "linkInfo";
    var folder = link.package.downloadFolder;
    var filePath = getPath(folder + "/" + file + ".txt");

    writeFile(filePath, data.join(", ") + "\r\n", true);
}

I wanted to know if you could change this script so that the TXT file wrote it when the files are loaded in the Capture Links window not after downloading?
Then if you could write in this format: "file name (without extension), file extension, download link"

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by dariotoby

I wanted to know if you could change this script so that the TXT file wrote it when the files are loaded in the Capture Links window not after downloading?
Then if you could write in this format: "file name (without extension), file extension, download link"

Text file will have to be created in static/default download folder, since the download folder for links are only set when they are added to download list and any missing folders will be created at the time of download.

Only data available at the time of adding the links can be saved, which may not be accurate if the link available status in 'unknown'.

[dariotoby]

Originally Posted by mgpai

Text file will have to be created in static/default download folder, since the download folder for links are only set when they are added to download list and any missing folders will be created at the time of download.

Only data available at the time of adding the links can be saved, which may not be accurate if the link available status in 'unknown'.

For the file save folder I thought it had to change.
So you can save the data to add the link? If you are okay, if the connection is unknown so not working, will still be inserted?
In this case if you can't jump it? or in any case report it as "unknown"?

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by dariotoby

... save the data to add the link?

/*
    Log crawledlink info to file
    Trigger : A new link has been added
    Important: Disable synchronous execution checkbox in top panel
*/

var myFile = "c:\\downloads\\crawledlinks.txt";
var link = crawledLink;
var name = link.name;
var ext = "none";
var status = link.availableState;
var url = link.contentURL || link.pluginURL;
var full, data;

try {
    [full, name, ext] = link.name.match(/(.+)\.(.+)/);
} catch (e) {};

data = [name, ext, url, status];
data = data.join(",") + "\r\n";

writeFile(myFile, data, true);

If you need any modifications, find me in JD Chat.

[mirino]

Ich schaffe es zZt. zeitlich nicht, ein EventScripter Script zu erstellen. Hat vielleicht jemand Zeit und Lust das zu machen? Ich möchte eine Textdatei (.txt) mit folgendem Inhalt (so ähnlich wie das JDownloader bei youtube bereits macht):

1. Zeile der Link:
auf1. eu/videos/watch/413e81fe-10c8-45f5-b2fd-5bdd274da888?title=0&warningTitle=0&peertubeLink=0

Die nächsten Zeilen: Der Text aus der Video-Beschreibung (= als Kommentar gesetzt).


Diesen "/videos/watch"-URL bekomme ich darüber, dass ich im Kontextmenü des Vids Video-URL kopieren auswähle, ausgehend von der Seite:
auf1. tv/aufrecht-auf1/ernst-wolff-im-interview-welche-minderheit-uns-lenkt-und-was-sie-will/
Kann man so eine "/videos/watch"-URL auch über einen EventScripter-Script-Befehl, bekommen und weiterverarbeiten?

PPS: Hier ist noch ein weiterer Thread zum Thema:
https://board.jdownloader.org/showthread.php?t=70525

PPPS: @ mgpai: Danke, falls du irgendwann Zeit findest, mir dabei zu helfen

[pspzockerscene]

EventScripter Threads zusammengeführt.

@mirino
Ich empfehle, einen Testlink zur Verfügung zu stellen mit dem unser Plugin auch umgehen kann (siehe meine Antwort im anderen Thread...).

Grüße, psp

[mirino]

Ich habe gerade meinen Post editiert. Ich hoffe jetzt ist alles notwendige drin.

Danke fürs Zusammenführen

[pspzockerscene]

Das wichtigste fehlt:
Du möchtest ein EventScripter Script, das die Beschreibung des Videos (= als Kommentar gesetzt) als .txt Datei speichert.

Falls mgpai Zeit findet, wird er dir sicher helfen.

Grüße, psp