def download_collection(collection,
max_claims=2,
reverse=False,
ddir=None,
save_file=True,
server="http://localhost:5279"):
"""Internal function to download the claims inside a collection."""
claims = collection["value"]["claims"]
n_claims = len(claims)
if not max_claims:
max_claims = int(n_claims)
if reverse:
claims.reverse()
info_get = []
print()
print("Collection")
print(80 * "-")
for num, cid in enumerate(claims, start=1):
s = srch.search_item(cid=cid, offline=False, server=server)
if num > max_claims:
break
print(f"Claim {num}/{n_claims}")
prnt.print_info_pre_get(s, offline=False)
info = lbrynet_get(uri=s["canonical_url"],
ddir=ddir,
save_file=save_file,
server=server)
info_get.append(info)
if info:
prnt.print_info_post_get(info)
else:
print(">>> Empty information from `lbrynet get`")
print()
return info_get
def count_blobs(uri=None,
cid=None,
name=None,
blobfiles=None,
print_msg=True,
print_each=True,
server="http://*****:*****@MyChannel#3/some-video-name#2'
uri = '@MyChannel#3/some-video-name#2'
uri = 'some-video-name'
The URI is also called the `'canonical_url'` of the claim.
cid: str, optional
A `'claim_id'` for a claim on the LBRY network.
It is a 40 character alphanumeric string.
name: str, optional
A name of a claim on the LBRY network.
It is normally the last part of a full URI.
::
uri = 'lbry://@MyChannel#3/some-video-name#2'
name = 'some-video-name'
blobfiles: str, optional
It defaults to `'$HOME/.local/share/lbry/lbrynet/blobfiles'`.
The path to the directory where the blobs were downloaded.
This is normally seen with `lbrynet settings get`, under `'data_dir'`.
It can be any other directory if it is symbolically linked
to it, such as `'/opt/lbryblobfiles'`
print_msg: bool, optional
It defaults to `True`, in which case it will print information
on the found claim.
If `print_msg=False`, it also implies `print_each=False`.
print_each: bool, optional
It defaults to `True`, in which case it will print all blobs
that belong to the claim, and whether each of them is already
in `blobfiles`.
server: str, optional
It defaults to `'http://*****:*****@_Unknown_"
sd_hash = item["value"]["source"]["sd_hash"]
if print_msg:
print(f"canonical_url: {c_uri}")
print(f"claim_id: {c_cid}")
print(f"name: {c_name}")
print(f"channel: {c_channel}")
print(f"sd_hash: {sd_hash}")
sd_hash_f = os.path.join(blobfiles, sd_hash)
# if not os.path.exists(sd_hash_f) or sd_hash not in list_all_blobs:
if not os.path.exists(sd_hash_f):
print(f">>> 'sd_hash' blob not in directory: {blobfiles}")
print(">>> Start downloading the claim, or redownload it.")
return {
"error_no_sd_hash": "'sd_hash' blob not in directory "
f"{blobfiles}",
"canonical_url": c_uri,
"claim_id": c_cid,
"name": c_name,
"channel": c_channel,
"sd_hash": sd_hash
}
fd = open(sd_hash_f)
lines = fd.readlines()
fd.close()
blobs = json.loads(lines[0])
n_blobs = len(blobs["blobs"]) - 1
if print_msg:
print(f"Total blobs: {n_blobs}")
present_list = []
blob_list = []
blob_missing = []
for blob in blobs["blobs"]:
if "blob_hash" not in blob:
continue
num = blob["blob_num"]
blob_hash = blob["blob_hash"]
present = os.path.exists(os.path.join(blobfiles, blob_hash))
present_list.append(present)
blob_list.append([num, blob_hash, present])
if not present:
blob_missing.append([num, blob_hash, present])
if print_msg and print_each:
print("{:3d}/{:3d}, {}, {}".format(num, n_blobs, blob_hash,
present))
all_present = all(present_list)
if print_msg:
print(f"All blob files present: {all_present}")
blob_info = {
"canonical_url": c_uri,
"claim_id": c_cid,
"name": c_name,
"channel": c_channel,
"sd_hash": sd_hash,
"all_present": all_present,
"blobs": blob_list,
"missing": blob_missing
}
return blob_info
def get_all_supports(server="http://localhost:5279"):
"""Get all supports in a dictionary; all, valid, and invalid.
Returns
-------
dict
A dictionary with information on the supports.
The keys are the following:
- 'all_supports': list with dictionaries of all supports.
- 'all_resolved': list with dictionaries of all resolved claims
corresponding to all supports.
Invalid claims will simply be `False`.
- 'valid_supports': list with dictionaries of supports
for valid claims only.
- 'valid_resolved': list with dictionaries of resolved claims
corresponding to `'valid_supports'` only.
- 'invalid_supports': list with dictionaries of supports
for invalid claims. The claim IDs in these dictionaries
cannot be resolved anymore.
False
If there is a problem or no list of supports, it will return `False`.
"""
if not funcs.server_exists(server=server):
return False
msg = {"method": "support_list", "params": {"page_size": 99000}}
output = requests.post(server, json=msg).json()
if "error" in output:
return False
items = output["result"]["items"]
n_items = len(items)
if n_items < 1:
print(f"Supports found: {n_items}")
return False
valid = []
valid_resolved = []
invalid = []
all_supports = []
all_resolved = []
for item in items:
s = srch.search_item(cid=item["claim_id"])
if not s:
invalid.append(item)
else:
valid.append(item)
valid_resolved.append(s)
all_supports.append(item)
all_resolved.append(s)
return {
"all_supports": all_supports,
"all_resolved": all_resolved,
"valid_supports": valid,
"valid_resolved": valid_resolved,
"invalid_supports": invalid
}
def get_base_support(uri=None,
cid=None,
name=None,
server="http://localhost:5279"):
"""Get the existing, base, and our support from a claim.
Returns
-------
dict
A dictionary with information on the support on a claim.
The keys are the following:
- 'canonical_url'
- 'claim_id'
- 'existing_support': total support that the claim has;
this is `'base_support'` + `'old_support'`.
- 'base_support': support that the claim has without our support.
- 'old_support': support that we have added to this claim;
it may be zero if this claim does not have any support from us.
False
If there is a problem or no list of supports, it will return `False`.
"""
if not funcs.server_exists(server=server):
return False
item = srch.search_item(uri=uri,
cid=cid,
name=name,
offline=False,
server=server)
if not item:
return False
uri = item["canonical_url"]
cid = item["claim_id"]
existing = float(item["amount"]) + float(item["meta"]["support_amount"])
msg = {"method": "support_list", "params": {"claim_id": item["claim_id"]}}
output = requests.post(server, json=msg).json()
if "error" in output:
return False
supported_items = output["result"]["items"]
old_support = 0
if not supported_items:
# Old support remains 0
pass
else:
for su_item in supported_items:
old_support += float(su_item["amount"])
base_support = existing - old_support
return {
"canonical_url": uri,
"claim_id": cid,
"existing_support": existing,
"base_support": base_support,
"old_support": old_support
}
def validate_ch(channel, server="http://localhost:5279"):
"""Add 'valid' key to the channel dictionary."""
channel["valid"] = srch.search_item(uri=channel["uri"],
print_error=False,
server=server)
return channel
def create_comment(comment=None,
uri=None, cid=None, name=None,
parent_id=None,
author_uri=None, author_cid=None, author_name=None,
wallet_id="default_wallet",
comm_server="https://comments.odysee.com/api/v2",
server="http://*****:*****@MyChannel'`
- 'channel_url': string indicating the signing channel; it includes
the `channel_name` and then the `channel_id`
`'lbry://@MyChannel#44660089c9cb227d65c403a4328606173042cadc'`
- 'currency': string indicating the currency, for example, 'LBC'
- 'support_amount': integer value indicating whether the comment
has a support
- 'is_hidden': boolean value indicating whether the comment is hidden
- 'is_pinned': boolean value indicating whether the comment is pinned
- 'is_fiat': boolean value indicating whether fiat currency was sent
False
If there is a problem, such as non-existing `wallet_id`, or empty
`comment`, or invalid claim, or invalid channel,
it will return `False`.
Signed data
-----------
The comment server requires various parameters.
::
{
"method": "comment.Create",
"id": 1,
"jsonrpc": "2.0",
"params": {
"channel_id": "90abc0b66ff34a1378581751958f5b98f9043d17",
"channel_name": "@some-channel",
"claim_id": "4ba7ec34033a42c76468cdfc463943e5de7e364a",
"parent_id": "", # Optional, for replies
"comment": "some test comment",
"signature": signature,
"signing_ts": signing_timestamp
}
}
The `signature` and `signing_timestamp` are obtained from signing the
hexadecimal representation of the comment.
These values are provided by `sign_comment`.
"""
print("Create comment")
print(80 * "-")
if not comment:
print(">>> Empty comment.")
return False
comment = comment.strip()
if not comment:
print(">>> Empty comment.")
return False
item = srch.search_item(uri=uri, cid=cid, name=name,
server=server)
if not item:
return False
claim_id = item["claim_id"]
uri = item["canonical_url"]
title = item["value"].get("title", "(None)")
cl_time = 0
if "release_time" in item["value"]:
cl_time = int(item["value"]["release_time"])
cl_time = time.strftime("%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M:%S%z %A",
time.localtime(cl_time))
ch = srch.search_item(uri=author_uri, cid=author_cid, name=author_name,
server=server)
if not ch:
return False
print(f"canonical_url: {uri}")
print(f"claim_id: {claim_id}")
print(f"release_time: {cl_time}")
print(f"title: {title}")
print("comment author:", ch["name"])
print("comment author ID:", ch["claim_id"])
print(f"comment server: {comm_server}")
print(40 * "-")
sign = sign_comment(comment, ch["name"],
wallet_id=wallet_id,
server=server)
if not sign:
print(">>> Unable to sign; "
"we must have the private keys of this channel "
"for this operation to succeed.")
return False
params = {"comment": comment,
"claim_id": claim_id,
"parent_id": parent_id,
"channel_id": ch["claim_id"],
"channel_name": ch["name"],
"signature": sign["signature"],
"signing_ts": sign["signing_ts"]}
output = jsonrpc_post(comm_server, "comment.Create", params)
if "error" in output:
print(">>> Error:", output["error"].get("message", None))
return False
result = output["result"]
print_cmnt_result(result, file=None, fdate=False)
return result
def list_comments(uri=None, cid=None, name=None,
sub_replies=True,
hidden=False, visible=False,
full=False,
sanitize=False,
file=None, fdate=False,
page=1, page_size=999,
comm_server="https://comments.odysee.com/api/v2",
server="http://localhost:5279"):
"""List comments for a specific claim on a comment server.
Parameters
----------
uri, cid, name: str
A unified resource identifier (URI), a `'claim_id'`,
or a `'claim_name'` for a claim on the LBRY network.
sub_replies: bool, optional
It defaults to `True`, in which case it will print
the replies (2nd, 3rd, 4th,... levels).
If it is `False` it will only print the root level comments
(1st level).
hidden: bool, optional
It defaults to `False`.
If it is `True` it will only show the hidden comments.
visible: bool, optional
It defaults to `False`.
If it is `True` it will only show the visible comments.
full: bool, optional
It defaults to `False`, in which case only 80 characters
of the first line of the comment will be printed.
If it is `True` it will print the full comment, which may be
as big as 2000 characters.
sanitize: bool, optional
It defaults to `False`, in which case it will not remove the emojis
from the comments.
If it is `True` it will remove these unicode characters.
This option requires the `emoji` package to be installed.
file: str, optional
It defaults to `None`.
It must be a writable path to which the summary will be written.
Otherwise the summary will be printed to the terminal.
fdate: bool, optional
It defaults to `False`.
If it is `True` it will add the date to the name of the summary file.
comm_server: str, optional
It defaults to `'https://comments.odysee.com/api/v2'`
It is the address of the comment server.
server: str, optional
It defaults to `'http://localhost:5279'`.
This is the address of the local `lbrynet` daemon.
Returns
-------
dict
It has three keys.
- `'root_comments'`: a list of dict, where each dictionary represents
a comment at the root level (1st level).
Each dictionary representing a comment has the text of the comment
under the `'comment'` key.
The `'sub_replies'` key has a list of the replies to that comment.
::
output['root_comments'][0]['sub_replies'] -> [{..., ...}]
If the comment has no replies, the `'sub_replies'` value is an empty
list.
::
output['root_comments'][0]['sub_replies'] -> []
- `'replies'`: a list of dict, where each dictionary represents
a reply to any comment. These replies are not ordered,
so they correspond to comments at any level except at the root level
(1st level).
- `'levels'`: a dictionary with `n` keys, where each key is an integer
starting from `1`, and up to `n`. Each key represents
a comment level, so `1` is for the root level comments,
`2` is for the replies to the root level comments,
`3` is for the replies to 2nd level comments, etc.
Each value in the dictionary is a list of dict
with the comments at that level.
The first level list is the same as `'root_comments'`.
::
output['root_comments'] == output['levels'][0]
output['root_comments'][5] == output['levels'][0][5]
False
If there is a problem, like a non-existing item,
it will return `False`.
"""
item = srch.search_item(uri=uri, cid=cid, name=name,
server=server)
if not item:
return False
claim_id = item["claim_id"]
uri = item["canonical_url"]
title = item["value"].get("title", "(None)")
cl_time = 0
if "release_time" in item["value"]:
cl_time = int(item["value"]["release_time"])
cl_time = time.strftime("%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M:%S%z %A",
time.localtime(cl_time))
# Only one of them is True
if hidden ^ visible:
params = {"claim_id": claim_id,
"visible": visible,
"hidden": hidden,
"page": page,
"page_size": page_size}
else:
params = {"claim_id": claim_id,
"page": page,
"page_size": page_size,
"top_level": False,
"sort_by": 3}
output = jsonrpc_post(comm_server, "comment.List", params)
if "error" in output:
return False
if output["result"]["total_items"] < 1:
items = []
else:
items = output["result"]["items"]
root_comments = []
all_replies = []
for comment in items:
if "parent_id" in comment:
all_replies.append(comment)
else:
root_comments.append(comment)
n_comms = len(items)
n_base = len(root_comments)
n_replies = len(all_replies)
print(f"canonical_url: {uri}")
print(f"claim_id: {claim_id}")
print(f"release_time: {cl_time}")
print(f"title: {title}")
print(f"comment server: {comm_server}")
print(80 * "-")
print(f"Total comments: {n_comms}")
print(f"Total base comments: {n_base}")
print(f"Total replies: {n_replies}")
n = 1
lvl_comments = {n: augment_replies(root_comments)}
while True:
replies_sub = find_replies(all_replies, lvl_comments[n])
n_lvl = len(replies_sub)
if n_lvl:
n += 1
lvl_comments[n] = replies_sub
print(f" - Level {n} replies: {n_lvl}")
else:
break
indices = list(range(2, len(lvl_comments) + 1))
indices.reverse()
for n in indices:
for rep in lvl_comments[n]:
for base in lvl_comments[n-1]:
if rep["parent_id"] == base["comment_id"]:
base["sub_replies"].append(rep)
print_f_comments(root_comments, sub_replies=sub_replies, full=full,
sanitize=sanitize,
file=file, fdate=fdate)
return {"root_comments": root_comments,
"replies": all_replies,
"levels": lvl_comments}
def find_channel(uri=None,
cid=None,
name=None,
full=True,
canonical=False,
offline=False,
server="http://*****:*****@MyChannel#3/some-video-name#2'
uri = '@MyChannel#3/some-video-name#2'
uri = 'some-video-name'
The URI is also called the `'canonical_url'` of the claim.
cid: str, optional
A `'claim_id'` for a claim on the LBRY network.
It is a 40 character alphanumeric string.
name: str, optional
A name of a claim on the LBRY network.
It is normally the last part of a full URI.
::
uri = 'lbry://@MyChannel#3/some-video-name#2'
name = 'some-video-name'
full: bool, optional
It defaults to `True`, in which case the returned
name includes the digits after `'#'` or `':'` that uniquely identify
that channel in the network.
If it is `False` it will return just the base name.
This parameter only works when `canonical=False`.
canonical: bool, optional
It defaults to `False`.
If it is `True`, the `'canonical_url'` of the channel is returned
regardless of the value of `full`.
offline: bool, optional
It defaults to `False`, in which case it will try to resolve
the channel name from the online database (blockchain).
If it is `True` it will try to resolve the channel name
from the offline database. This will be faster but may not
find a name if the channel was not resolved when the claim
was initially downloaded.
server: str, optional
It defaults to `'http://localhost:5279'`.
This is the address of the `lbrynet` daemon, which should be running
in your computer before using any `lbrynet` command.
Normally, there is no need to change this parameter from its default
value.
Returns
-------
str
The name of the channel.
If `full=False` it returns the common name
::
@MyChannel
If `full=True` it returns the unique name
::
@MyChannel#3
If `canonical=True` it returns
::
lbry://@MyChannel#3
False
If there is a problem or non existing claim, it will return `False`.
"""
if not funcs.server_exists(server=server):
return False
if not (uri or cid or name):
print("Find the channel's name from a claim's "
"'URI', 'claim_id', or 'name'.")
print(f"uri={uri}, cid={cid}, name={name}")
return False
item = srch.search_item(uri=uri,
cid=cid,
name=name,
offline=offline,
server=server)
if not item:
return False
if offline:
return item["channel_name"]
if ("signing_channel" not in item
or "canonical_url" not in item["signing_channel"]):
name = "@_Unknown_"
return name
name = item["signing_channel"]["canonical_url"]
if not canonical:
name = name.lstrip("lbry://")
if not full:
name = name.split("#")[0]
return name
def sort_invalid(channel=None, reverse=False, server="http://*****:*****@MyChannel#5'`, `'MyChannel#5'`, `'MyChannel'`
If a simplified name is used, and there are various channels
with the same name, the one with the highest LBC bid will be selected.
Enter the full name to choose the right one.
reverse: bool, optional
It defaults to `False`, in which case older items come first
in the output list.
If it is `True` newer claims are at the beginning of the list.
server: str, optional
It defaults to `'http://localhost:5279'`.
This is the address of the `lbrynet` daemon, which should be running
in your computer before using any `lbrynet` command.
Normally, there is no need to change this parameter from its default
value.
Returns
-------
list of dict
A list of dictionaries that represent 'invalid claims'
that were previously downloaded fully or partially.
Each dictionary is filled with information from the standard output
of the `lbrynet file list` command, but filtered in such a way
that it only includes claims which are no longer searchable online
by `lbrynet resolve` or `lbrynet claim search`.
The dictionaries are ordered by `'release_time'`, with older claims
appearing first.
Certain claims don't have `'release_time'` so for them we add
this key, and use the value of `'timestamp'` for it.
False
If there is a problem it will return `False`.
"""
if not funcs.server_exists(server=server):
return False
items = sort_items(channel=channel, reverse=reverse, server=server)
if not items:
return False
n_items = len(items)
invalid_items = []
for it, item in enumerate(items, start=1):
online_item = srch.search_item(cid=item["claim_id"],
offline=False,
print_error=False,
server=server)
if not online_item:
if len(invalid_items) == 0:
print()
claim_id = item["claim_id"]
claim_name = item["claim_name"]
channel = item["channel_name"]
print(f"Claim {it:4d}/{n_items:4d}, "
f"{claim_id}, {channel}, {claim_name}")
invalid_items.append(item)
n_invalid = len(invalid_items)
if n_invalid > 0:
print(f"Invalid items found: {n_invalid} "
"(possibly deleted from the network)")
else:
print(f"Invalid items found: {n_invalid}")
return invalid_items
def download_invalid(cid=None,
name=None,
ddir=None,
own_dir=True,
server="http://*****:*****@MyChannel#3/some-video-name#2'
name = 'some-video-name'
ddir: str, optional
It defaults to `$HOME`.
The path to the download directory.
own_dir: bool, optional
It defaults to `True`, in which case it places the downloaded
content inside a subdirectory named after the channel in `ddir`.
server: str, optional
It defaults to `'http://*****:*****@_Unknown_"
subdir = os.path.join(ddir, channel)
if own_dir:
if not os.path.exists(subdir):
try:
os.mkdir(subdir)
except (FileNotFoundError, PermissionError) as err:
print(f"Cannot open directory for writing; {err}")
return False
ddir = subdir
prnt.print_info_pre_get(item, offline=True)
info_save = lbrynet_save(claim_id=claim_id,
claim_name=claim_name,
ddir=ddir,
server=server)
if not info_save:
print(">>> Empty information from `lbrynet file save`")
return False
prnt.print_info_post_get(info_save)
return info_save
def download_single(uri=None,
cid=None,
name=None,
repost=True,
invalid=False,
collection=False,
max_claims=2,
reverse_collection=False,
ddir=None,
own_dir=True,
save_file=True,
server="http://*****:*****@MyChannel#3/some-video-name#2'
uri = '@MyChannel#3/some-video-name#2'
uri = 'some-video-name'
The URI is also called the `'canonical_url'` of the claim.
cid: str, optional
A `'claim_id'` for a claim on the LBRY network.
It is a 40 character alphanumeric string.
name: str, optional
A name of a claim on the LBRY network.
It is normally the last part of a full URI.
::
uri = 'lbry://@MyChannel#3/some-video-name#2'
name = 'some-video-name'
repost: bool, optional
It defaults to `True`, in which case it will check if the claim
is a repost, and if it is, it will download the original claim.
If it is `False`, it won't check for a repost, it will simply return
`False` because it won't be able to download a repost.
invalid: bool, optional
It defaults to `False`, in which case it will assume the claim
is still valid in the online database.
It will use `lbrynet claim search` to search `cid` or `name`.
If it is `True` it will assume the claim is no longer valid,
that is, that the claim has been removed from the online database
and only exists locally.
In this case, it will use `lbrynet file list` to resolve
`cid` or `name`.
This has no effect on `uri`, so if this input is used,
it will always try to resolve it from the online database.
collection: bool, optional
It defaults to `False`, in which case it won't download items
in a collection.
If it is `True` it will expand the collection and try to download
every single item.
max_claims: int, optional
It defaults to 2. It specifies the maximum number of items to download
in a collection.
If it is 0, it will consider all claims in the collection.
reverse_collection: bool, optional
It defaults to `False`, in which case the collection
will be downloaded in the same order it is defined.
If it is `True` it will reverse the items in the collection
so the newest ones will be downloaded first.
ddir: str, optional
It defaults to `$HOME`.
The path to the download directory.
own_dir: bool, optional
It defaults to `True`, in which case it places the downloaded
content inside a subdirectory named after the channel in `ddir`.
save_file: bool, optional
It defaults to `True`, in which case all blobs of the stream
will be downloaded, and the media file (mp4, mp3, mkv, etc.)
will be placed in the downloaded directory.
If it is `False` it will only download the blobs.
server: str, optional
It defaults to `'http://localhost:5279'`.
This is the address of the `lbrynet` daemon, which should be running
in your computer before using any `lbrynet` command.
Normally, there is no need to change this parameter from its default
value.
Returns
-------
dict
Returns the dictionary that represents the standard output
of the `lbrynet_get` function.
False
If there is a problem or non existing claim, it will return `False`.
"""
if not funcs.server_exists(server=server):
return False
if not (uri or cid or name):
print("No input claim by 'URI', 'claim_id', or 'name'.")
print(f"uri={uri}, cid={cid}, name={name}")
return False
if (not ddir or not isinstance(ddir, str) or ddir == "~"
or not os.path.exists(ddir)):
ddir = os.path.expanduser("~")
print(f"Download directory should exist; set to ddir='{ddir}'")
# Canonical URLs cannot be treated as 'invalid', they are resolved online
if not uri and invalid:
info_get = download_invalid(cid=cid,
name=name,
ddir=ddir,
own_dir=own_dir,
server=server)
return info_get
# It also checks if it's a reposted claim, and returns the original
# claim in case it is.
item = srch.search_item(uri=uri,
cid=cid,
name=name,
offline=False,
repost=repost,
server=server)
if not item:
return False
uri = item["canonical_url"]
if "signing_channel" in item and "name" in item["signing_channel"]:
# A bug (lbryio/lbry-sdk #3316) prevents
# the `lbrynet file list --channel_name=@Channel`
# command from finding the channel, therefore the channel must be
# resolved with `lbrynet resolve` before it becomes known by other
# functions.
#
# Both the short `@Name` and the canonical `@Name#7` are resolved.
# The second form is necessary to get the exact channel, in case
# it has the same base name as another channel.
channel = item["signing_channel"]["name"]
ch_full = item["signing_channel"]["canonical_url"].lstrip("lbry://")
srch_ch.resolve_channel(channel=channel, server=server)
srch_ch.resolve_channel(channel=ch_full, server=server)
# Windows doesn't like # or : in the subdirectory; use a _
# channel = ch_full.replace("#", ":")
channel = ch_full.replace("#", "_")
else:
channel = "@_Unknown_"
subdir = os.path.join(ddir, channel)
if own_dir:
if not os.path.exists(subdir):
try:
os.mkdir(subdir)
except (FileNotFoundError, PermissionError) as err:
print(f"Cannot open directory for writing; {err}")
return False
ddir = subdir
prnt.print_info_pre_get(item, offline=False)
info_get = []
is_collection = False
if item["value_type"] in "collection":
is_collection = True
if collection and is_collection:
info_get = download_collection(item,
max_claims=max_claims,
reverse=reverse_collection,
ddir=ddir,
save_file=save_file,
server=server)
return info_get
if not is_collection:
info_get = lbrynet_get(uri=uri,
ddir=ddir,
save_file=save_file,
server=server)
if not info_get:
if is_collection:
print(">>> Collection items will not be downloaded "
"without `collection=True` option")
print(">>> Skip download.")
else:
print(">>> Empty information from `lbrynet get`")
return False
prnt.print_info_post_get(info_get)
return info_get
def delete_single(uri=None,
cid=None,
name=None,
invalid=False,
what="media",
server="http://*****:*****@MyChannel#3/some-video-name#2'
uri = '@MyChannel#3/some-video-name#2'
uri = 'some-video-name'
The URI is also called the `'canonical_url'` of the claim.
cid: str, optional
A `'claim_id'` for a claim on the LBRY network.
It is a 40 character alphanumeric string.
name: str, optional
A name of a claim on the LBRY network.
It is normally the last part of a full URI.
::
uri = 'lbry://@MyChannel#3/some-video-name#2'
name = 'some-video-name'
invalid: bool, optional
It defaults to `False`, in which case it will assume the claim
is still valid in the online database.
It will use `lbrynet claim search` to search `cid` or `name`.
If it is `True` it will assume the claim is no longer valid,
that is, that the claim has been removed from the online database
and only exists locally.
In this case, it will use `lbrynet file list` to resolve
`cid` or `name`.
This has no effect on `uri`, so if this input is used,
it will always try to resolve it from the online database.
what: str, optional
It defaults to `'media'`, in which case only the full media file
(mp4, mp3, mkv, etc.) is deleted.
If it is `'blobs'`, it will delete only the blobs.
If it is `'both'`, it will delete both the media file
and the blobs.
server: str, optional
It defaults to `'http://*****:*****@_Unknown_"
# Searching offline is necessary to get the download path,
# and blob information.
item = srch.search_item(cid=claim_id, offline=True, server=server)
if not item:
print("No claim found locally, probably already deleted.")
return True
path = item["download_path"]
blobs = int(item["blobs_completed"])
blobs_full = int(item["blobs_in_stream"])
if invalid:
print(f"claim_name: {claim_name}")
else:
print(f"canonical_url: {claim_uri}")
print(f"claim_id: {claim_id}")
print(f"Blobs found: {blobs} of {blobs_full}")
if what in "media":
print(f"Remove media file: {path}")
if path:
os.remove(path)
print("Media file deleted")
else:
print("No media found locally, probably already deleted.")
return True
status = lbrynet_del(claim_id,
claim_name=claim_name,
what=what,
server=server)
return status