def search(self, q, limit=12):
''' Find movie by name '''
if self.isDisabled():
return False
search_string = q
cache_key = 'tmdb.cache.%s.%s' % (search_string, limit)
results = self.getCache(cache_key)
if not results:
log.debug('Searching for movie: %s', q)
raw = None
try:
raw = tmdb.search(search_string)
except:
log.error('Failed searching TMDB for "%s": %s',
(search_string, traceback.format_exc()))
results = []
if raw:
try:
nr = 0
for movie in raw:
results.append(self.parseMovie(movie))
nr += 1
if nr == limit:
break
for result in results:
if 'year' in result:
log.info('Found: %s', [
result['titles'][0] + ' (' +
str(result['year']) + ')'
])
else:
log.info('Found: %s', [result['titles'][0]])
self.setCache(cache_key.encode('utf-8'), results)
return results
except SyntaxError, e:
log.error('Failed to parse XML response: %s', e)
return False
def search(self, q, limit=12):
""" Find movie by name """
if self.isDisabled():
return False
search_string = q
cache_key = "tmdb.cache.%s.%s" % (search_string, limit)
results = self.getCache(cache_key)
if not results:
log.debug("Searching for movie: %s", q)
raw = None
try:
raw = tmdb.search(search_string)
except:
log.error('Failed searching TMDB for "%s": %s', (search_string, traceback.format_exc()))
results = []
if raw:
try:
nr = 0
for movie in raw:
results.append(self.parseMovie(movie))
nr += 1
if nr == limit:
break
for result in results:
if "year" in result:
log.info("Found: %s", [result["titles"][0] + " (" + str(result["year"]) + ")"])
else:
log.info("Found: %s", [result["titles"][0]])
self.setCache(cache_key.encode("utf-8"), results)
return results
except SyntaxError, e:
log.error("Failed to parse XML response: %s", e)
return False
def search(self, q, limit = 12):
''' Find movie by name '''
if self.isDisabled():
return False
search_string = simplifyString(q)
cache_key = 'tmdb.cache.%s.%s' % (search_string, limit)
results = self.getCache(cache_key)
if not results:
log.debug('Searching for movie: %s', q)
raw = None
try:
raw = tmdb.search(search_string)
except:
log.error('Failed searching TMDB for "%s": %s', (search_string, traceback.format_exc()))
results = []
if raw:
try:
nr = 0
for movie in raw:
results.append(self.parseMovie(movie))
nr += 1
if nr == limit:
break
log.info('Found: %s', [result['titles'][0] + ' (' + str(result.get('year', 0)) + ')' for result in results])
self.setCache(cache_key, results)
return results
except SyntaxError, e:
log.error('Failed to parse XML response: %s', e)
return False
def crawlForMovies(count=0):
''' Imports things that are recognized as Movies from File table'''
# grab all video files from things with Movie in the path name,
# excluding things whose filename begin with '.' or '_'
print "Filtering out non-({})".format(File.videoEndings)
candidates = File.objects.filter(
filenameend__regex=r'({})'.format(File.videoEndings))
dirExcludes = "pornography"
print "Filtering out things in ({}) directories, things not in movies".format(
dirExcludes)
candidates = candidates.exclude(path__fullname__regex='({})'.format(dirExcludes))\
.filter(path__fullname__icontains='Movies')\
.exclude(filename__istartswith='.')\
.exclude(filename__istartswith='_')
# We should now have all likely video files.
# Filter according to the regexp
# (.)*( \((([a-zA-Z]) (- )?)?[12][0-9][0-9][0-9]\)\)?.(.)*
# Filename[ ([Director [- ]]Year)].filenameend
# so that we can use this shit with tmdb/imdb
print "Narrowing down filenames a little further to deal with \"(director - year)\" construction"
candidates.filter(
filename__regex=
r'(.)+( \(([a-zA-Z]* (- )?)?[12][0-9][0-9][0-9]\)\))?.(.)*')
#issues = {}
#issues['problems'] = []
#issues['nomatches'] = []
total = len(candidates)
print "{:d} files to check. Here we go...".format(total)
for candidate in candidates[count:]:
if candidate.goodfile == 0:
print "Marked as bad file; skipping..."
continue
pset = clean_slate(candidate)
count += 1
# skip all of this if the file already has a movie
print candidate.id
try:
if candidate.MIDs != None:
print " Candidate file %s is already recognized; moving on!" % candidate.id
continue
except ObjectDoesNotExist:
# an old movie file was deleted
print " Previous movie no longer extant, resetting link..."
candidate.MIDs = None
candidate.save()
# get rid of the file extension
print "#%d out of %d" % (count, total)
print " Candidate (ID %d): %s " % (candidate.id, candidate)
print " slicing off extension..."
sliceIndex = candidate.filename.rfind('.')
info = candidate.filename[:sliceIndex]
# some people (coughWOPRcough) like to use '\.' instead of spaces, in their filenames.
# f**k those people.
info = re.split("\.", info)
info = u" ".join(info)
info = re.split("\((.*)\)", info)
# also '_'
probablyTitle = info[0].rstrip().replace('_', ' ').replace('-', ' ')
# ignore anything between {}
probablyTitle = re.sub(r'{.*}', '', probablyTitle)
probablyTitle = probablyTitle.replace(' ', ' ')
# now, clean up MORE BULLSHIT;
# screw you guys, we know it's 1080 or 720 or BLURAY
# because it's a f*****g HUGE file. Seriously.
# probablyTitle = probablyTitle.replace(' 1080p','').replace(' 720p','').replace(' bluray','')\
# .replace(' hdtv','').replace(' 456p','').replace(' dvd','').replace(' 524p','')\
# .replace(' 368p','').replace(' 400p','').replace(' 480p','').replace(' 336p','')\
# .replace(' 432p','').replace(' tv','').replace(' 340p','').replace(' 346p','')\
# .replace(' 455p','')
# oh my god f**k this
print " Stripping out retarded information..."
extraShit = [
'[',
']',
' dvdrip',
' dvdscr',
' hddvd',
' dvd',
' hdtv',
' tv',
' bluray',
' ts',
]
for shit in extraShit:
probablyTitle = probablyTitle.replace('%s' % shit, '')
# f**k youu ###(#)?pppppp
bitches = re.split(" \d{3,4}p", probablyTitle)
probablyTitle = ''.join(bitches)
# get some meta-data
print " Stripping metadata out of title, if it's there."
if len(info) > 1:
meta = re.search('((?P<DIRECTOR>(.+)) - )?(?P<YEAR>\d{4})',
info[1])
try: # if there's a year
try:
year = meta.group('YEAR')
print " Found year data."
except:
print " No year data."
year = ""
except KeyError:
year = ""
else:
year = ""
# find movies that match the title
string = " Querying TMDB... (%s) " % probablyTitle
print string.encode('utf-8')
try:
movies = search("%s %s" % (probablyTitle, year))
except TmdHttpError, e:
print " TMDB not available: \n\t%s" % e
return
if len(movies) > 0:
print " Found something!"
candidate.remove_dne_problem()
else:
# add problem for later perusal
candidate.remove_dne_problem()
prob = DNEProblem()
prob.file = candidate
prob.save()
pset.dneproblem_set.add(prob)
pset.save()
print " No love. Moving on!"
#issues['nomatches'] += [candidate]
continue
# only take the first result, which is the most likely
for movieresult in movies[:1]:
# now, get the info and put in the DB - if it's not already there.
try:
checker = Movie.objects.get(pk=int(movieresult['id']))
print " Movie already in database; no new entry made."
print " Checking to see if this is a new file..."
if candidate in checker.files.all():
print " Not a new file, moving on."
continue
else:
print " New file! adding to list of sources..."
checker.files.add(candidate)
checker.save()
# this exception means, obviously, it's a new movie:
except ObjectDoesNotExist:
movie = getMovieInfo(movieresult['id'])
print " Movie not in database: %s\n" % movie['name'].encode(
'utf-8')
certification = movie['certification'],
latestEntry = Movie(
id=int(movieresult['id']), # for API compatibility
rating=movie['rating'],
votes=int(movie['votes']),
name=movie['name'].encode('utf-8'),
dateadded=datetime.datetime.now(),
url=movie['url'],
overview=movie['overview']
if movie['overview'] else 'No overview available',
popularity=int(movie['popularity']),
imdb_id=movie['imdb_id'] if movie['imdb_id'] else
None, # in case we ever want to use imdb data
released=movie['released'] if movie['released'] else None,
adult=True if movie['adult'] == 'true' else False,
director=movie['cast']['director'][0]['name']
if movie['cast'].has_key('director') else 'Unknown',
runtime=str(
datetime.timedelta(minutes=int(movie['runtime'])))
if movie['runtime'] else None,
)
# setting images for the movie - ugly try/escape chain, sorry
try:
latestEntry.backdrop = movieresult['images'][1][
'poster'] if len(movie['images']) > 1 and movie[
'images'][1].has_key(
'poster') else '/media/images/no_backdrop.jpg'
except IndexError:
latestEntry.backdrop = '/media/images/no_backdrop.jpg'
try:
latestEntry.poster = movie['images'][0]['cover'] if len(
movie['images']) > 0 and movie['images'][0].has_key(
'cover') else '/imaging/no_poster/{}'.format(
movie.id)
except:
latestEntry.poster = '/media/images/no_poster.jpg'
try:
latestEntry.thumb = movie['images'][0]['thumb'] if len(
movie['images']) > 0 and movie['images'][0].has_key(
'thumb') else '/media/images/no_thumb.jpg'
except:
latestEntry.thumb = '/media/images/no_thumb.jpg'
print " adding %s to movie's file set..." % candidate
latestEntry.files.add(candidate)
# we have to save here, or the loop below will fail due to no entry in
# the movies table
try:
latestEntry.save()
except:
print " Something went wrong; moving on."
prob = SavingProblem()
prob.file = candidate
prob.save()
pset.savingproblem_set.add(prob)
pset.save()
#issues['problems']+= [candidate]
candidate.remove_saving_problem()
print " setting %s to movie's certification..." % movie[
'certification']
if len(
MovieCert.objects.filter(
cert="None" if movie['certification'] ==
None else movie['certification'])) == 0:
print " Found a new cert, adding to database..."
cert = MovieCert.objects.create(
cert="None" if movie['certification'] ==
None else movie['certification'])
else:
cert = MovieCert.objects.get(
cert="None" if movie['certification'] ==
None else movie['certification'])
latestEntry.cert = cert
print " adding genres to movie's genres..."
if movie['categories'].has_key('genre'):
for genre in movie['categories']['genre']:
if len(MovieGenre.objects.filter(name=genre)) == 0:
print " Found a new genre, adding it to database..."
newGenre = MovieGenre(name=genre)
newGenre.save()
else:
newGenre = MovieGenre.objects.get(name=genre)
# add movie to genre and vice versa, then save genre (because we leave
# the genre object first!)
latestEntry.genres.add(newGenre)
newGenre.movies.add(latestEntry)
newGenre.save()
else:
latestEntry.genres.add(MovieGenre.objects.get(name="None"))
latestEntry.save()
def crawlForMovies(count=0):
''' Imports things that are recognized as Movies from File table'''
# grab all video files from things with Movie in the path name,
# excluding things whose filename begin with '.' or '_'
print "Filtering out non-({})".format(File.videoEndings)
candidates = File.objects.filter(filenameend__regex=r'({})'.format(File.videoEndings))
dirExcludes = "^[pP]orn"
print "Filtering out things in ({}) directories, things not in movies".format(dirExcludes)
candidates = candidates.exclude(path__fullname__regex='({})'.format(dirExcludes))\
.filter(path__fullname__icontains='Movies')\
.exclude(filename__istartswith='.')\
.exclude(filename__istartswith='_')
# We should now have all likely video files.
# Filter according to the regexp
# (.)*( \((([a-zA-Z]) (- )?)?[12][0-9][0-9][0-9]\)\)?.(.)*
# Filename[ ([Director [- ]]Year)].filenameend
# so that we can use this shit with tmdb/imdb
print "Narrowing down filenames a little further to deal with \"(director - year)\" construction"
candidates.filter(filename__regex=r'(.)+( \(([a-zA-Z]* (- )?)?[12][0-9][0-9][0-9]\)\))?.(.)*')
#issues = {}
#issues['problems'] = []
#issues['nomatches'] = []
total = len(candidates)
print "{:d} files to check. Here we go...".format(total)
for candidate in candidates[count:]:
if candidate.goodfile == 0:
print "Marked as bad file; skipping..."
continue
pset = clean_slate(candidate)
if pset == None:
continue
count += 1
# skip all of this if the file already has a movie
print candidate.id
try:
if candidate.MIDs != None:
print " Candidate file %s is already recognized; moving on!" % candidate.id
continue
except ObjectDoesNotExist:
# an old movie file was deleted
print " Previous movie no longer extant, resetting link..."
candidate.MIDs = None
candidate.save()
# get rid of the file extension
print "#%d out of %d" % (count, total)
print " Candidate (ID %d): %s " % (candidate.id, candidate)
print " slicing off extension..."
sliceIndex = candidate.filename.rfind('.')
info = candidate.filename[:sliceIndex]
# some people (coughWOPRcough) like to use '\.' instead of spaces, in their filenames.
# f**k those people.
info = re.split("\.",info)
info = u" ".join(info)
info = re.split("\((.*)\)",info)
# also '_'
probablyTitle = info[0].rstrip().replace('_',' ').replace('-',' ')
# ignore anything between {}
probablyTitle = re.sub(r'{.*}','',probablyTitle)
probablyTitle = probablyTitle.replace(' ',' ')
# now, clean up MORE BULLSHIT;
# screw you guys, we know it's 1080 or 720 or BLURAY
# because it's a f*****g HUGE file. Seriously.
# probablyTitle = probablyTitle.replace(' 1080p','').replace(' 720p','').replace(' bluray','')\
# .replace(' hdtv','').replace(' 456p','').replace(' dvd','').replace(' 524p','')\
# .replace(' 368p','').replace(' 400p','').replace(' 480p','').replace(' 336p','')\
# .replace(' 432p','').replace(' tv','').replace(' 340p','').replace(' 346p','')\
# .replace(' 455p','')
# oh my god f**k this
print " Stripping out retarded information..."
extraShit = ['[',']',' dvdrip',' dvdscr',' hddvd',' dvd',' hdtv',' tv',' bluray',' ts',]
for shit in extraShit:
probablyTitle = probablyTitle.replace('%s'%shit,'')
# f**k youu ###(#)?pppppp
bitches = re.split(" \d{3,4}p",probablyTitle)
probablyTitle = ''.join(bitches)
# get some meta-data
print " Stripping metadata out of title, if it's there."
if len(info) > 1:
meta = re.search('((?P<DIRECTOR>(.+)) - )?(?P<YEAR>\d{4})', info[1])
try: # if there's a year
try:
year = meta.group('YEAR')
print " Found year data."
except:
print " No year data."
year = ""
except KeyError:
year = ""
else:
year = ""
# find movies that match the title
string = " Querying TMDB... (%s) " % probablyTitle
print string.encode('utf-8')
try:
movies = search("%s %s" % (probablyTitle, year))
except TmdHttpError, e:
print " TMDB not available: \n\t%s" % e
return
if len(movies) > 0:
print " Found something!"
candidate.remove_dne_problem()
else:
# add problem for later perusal
candidate.remove_dne_problem()
prob = DNEProblem()
prob.file = candidate
prob.save()
pset.dneproblem_set.add(prob)
pset.save()
print " No love. Moving on!"
#issues['nomatches'] += [candidate]
continue
# only take the first result, which is the most likely
for movieresult in movies[:1]:
# now, get the info and put in the DB - if it's not already there.
try:
checker = Movie.objects.get(pk=int(movieresult['id']))
print " Movie already in database; no new entry made."
print " Checking to see if this is a new file..."
if candidate in checker.files.all():
print " Not a new file, moving on."
continue
else:
print " New file! adding to list of sources..."
checker.files.add(candidate)
checker.save()
# this exception means, obviously, it's a new movie:
except ObjectDoesNotExist:
movie = getMovieInfo(movieresult['id'])
print " Movie not in database: %s\n" % movie['name'].encode('utf-8')
certification=movie['certification'],
latestEntry = Movie(
id=int(movieresult['id']), # for API compatibility
rating=movie['rating'],
votes=int(movie['votes']),
name=movie['name'].encode('utf-8'),
dateadded=datetime.datetime.now(),
url=movie['url'],
overview=movie['overview'] if movie['overview'] else 'No overview available',
popularity=int(float(movie['popularity'])),
imdb_id=movie['imdb_id'] if movie['imdb_id'] else None, # in case we ever want to use imdb data
released=movie['released'] if movie['released'] else None,
adult=True if movie['adult']=='true' else False,
director=movie['cast']['director'][0]['name'] if movie['cast'].has_key('director') else 'Unknown',
runtime=str(datetime.timedelta(minutes=int(movie['runtime']))) if movie['runtime'] else None,
)
# setting images for the movie - ugly try/escape chain, sorry
try:
latestEntry.backdrop=movieresult['images'][1]['poster'] if len(movie['images'])>1 and movie['images'][1].has_key('poster') else '/media/images/no_backdrop.jpg'
except IndexError:
latestEntry.backdrop= '/media/images/no_backdrop.jpg'
try:
latestEntry.poster = movie['images'][0]['cover'] if len(movie['images'])>0 and movie['images'][0].has_key('cover') else '/imaging/no_poster/{}'.format(movie.id)
except:
latestEntry.poster = '/media/images/no_poster.jpg'
try:
latestEntry.thumb = movie['images'][0]['thumb'] if len(movie['images'])>0 and movie['images'][0].has_key('thumb') else '/media/images/no_thumb.jpg'
except:
latestEntry.thumb = '/media/images/no_thumb.jpg'
print " adding %s to movie's file set..." % candidate
latestEntry.files.add(candidate)
# we have to save here, or the loop below will fail due to no entry in
# the movies table
try:
latestEntry.save()
except:
print " Something went wrong; moving on."
prob = SavingProblem()
prob.file = candidate
prob.save()
pset.savingproblem_set.add(prob)
pset.save()
#issues['problems']+= [candidate]
candidate.remove_saving_problem()
print " setting %s to movie's certification..." % movie['certification']
if len(MovieCert.objects.filter(cert="None" if movie['certification']==None else movie['certification'])) == 0:
print " Found a new cert, adding to database..."
cert = MovieCert.objects.create(cert="None" if movie['certification']==None else movie['certification'])
else:
cert = MovieCert.objects.get(cert="None" if movie['certification']==None else movie['certification'])
latestEntry.cert = cert
print " adding genres to movie's genres..."
if movie['categories'].has_key('genre'):
for genre in movie['categories']['genre']:
if len(MovieGenre.objects.filter(name=genre)) == 0:
print " Found a new genre, adding it to database..."
newGenre = MovieGenre(name=genre)
newGenre.save()
else:
newGenre = MovieGenre.objects.get(name=genre)
# add movie to genre and vice versa, then save genre (because we leave
# the genre object first!)
latestEntry.genres.add(newGenre)
newGenre.movies.add(latestEntry)
newGenre.save()
else:
latestEntry.genres.add(MovieGenre.objects.get(name="None"))
latestEntry.save()
def process_movie(path, conf, facts):
'''\
Retrieve and write metadata for this movie.
'''
# check if metadata has already been written for this movie
if is_movie_metadata_complete(path, conf):
return
# no metadata yet, so fetch it
try:
print '\tRetrieving movie metadata...'
movie_title = facts['movie_title']
# the .decode call is necessary because the series title may have non-
# ASCII characters in it. In Linux, path names are UTF-8 encoded, so
# we need to tell Python that so it can use that information for
# encoding later.
results = tmdb.search(movie_title.decode('utf-8'))
if results:
# using .info() returns the full record, not just a common subset
result = results[0].info()
else:
print '\t\t[ERROR] No matches found for the title \'%s\'' % movie_title
return
# data has been fetched; write it out
xml_path = get_movie_metadata_path(path)
# the .get method is used for non-essential attributes
xml_root = ET.Element('Title')
x = ET.SubElement(xml_root, 'LocalTitle')
x.text = result['name']
x = ET.SubElement(xml_root, 'OriginalTitle')
x.text = result['original_name']
x = ET.SubElement(xml_root, 'Description')
x.text = result.get('overview')
x = ET.SubElement(xml_root, 'Tagline')
x.text = result.get('tagline')
x = ET.SubElement(xml_root, 'IMDBId')
x.text = result.get('imdb_id')
# parse the production year manually
date_released = result.get('released')
if date_released:
try:
date_released = datetime.strptime('%Y-%m-%d', date_released)
x = ET.SubElement(xml_root, 'ProductionYear')
x.text = date_released.year
except ValueError, e:
# could not parse the date; whatever.
pass
x = ET.SubElement(xml_root, 'IMDBrating')
x.text = result.get('rating')
x = ET.SubElement(xml_root, 'MPAARating')
x.text = result.get('certification')
persons = ET.SubElement(xml_root, 'Persons')
cast = result.get('cast', { })
for actor in cast.get('actor', [ ]):
try:
actor_id = actor['id']
actor_name = actor['name']
actor_role = actor['character']
person = ET.SubElement(persons, 'Person')
# the ID field isn't used by Media Browser, but seems useful for
# other uses.
x = ET.SubElement(person, 'Id')
x.text = actor_id
x = ET.SubElement(person, 'Type')
x.text = 'Actor'
x = ET.SubElement(person, 'Name')
x.text = actor_name
x = ET.SubElement(person, 'Role')
x.text = actor_role
except KeyError, e:
# incomplete metadata, meh.
pass
