`defaultLinkTo` makes anchors point to the correct path which broke
parsing because it expected href to start with `#gistcomment`.
This commit changes the implementation to make `defaultLinkTo` point
to the correct page (using `getURI` instead of `self::URI`) and search
with `*=` instead of `^=`.
Instagram returns "HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently" on each request
to "https://instagram.com/" because the correct location is
"https://www.instagram.com/".
Instagram will respond with "HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently" if the
URI for the requested user doesn't end with a slash.
Notice: This is only a minor enhancement to prevent error 301 from
happening. The previous version worked fine as is.
Using the classical www.zone-telechargement1.org as base URL, the bridge will
always be redirected to the actual wwX.zone-telechargement1.org final URL. This
makes the bridge more robust to URL changes.
This commit collects the original contents from a different
tag to prevent this issue. The root cause is unknown but closely
related to the regex.
References #877
The function 'defaultLinkTo' applied to the source HTML does break
regex matches later in the bridge. We need to apply the function
right before adding the contents to the item for the bridge to work
properly.
References #856
- Base URL updated
- Show name has different styles on the Website, use another way to get the show name
- Entry URIs are now unique to make sure RSS readers don't treat episodes as duplicates
- No more new lines in the feed or item title
- Entry URIs are unique to make sure RSS readers don't treat episodes as duplicates
- Titles are unique to make sure RSS readers don't treat streams and downloads as duplicates
The bridge has been expanded to better cover the whole GQ magazine.
It should support all countries (provided they all use the same absurdly shitty publication system).
It is guaranteed to be only tested with sexactu articles (that I now obtain by loading Maïa Mazaurette author page).
This commit adds a new optional parameter 'limit' which can be used
to limit the number of items returned by this bridge (i.e. '&limit=10')
As requested in #669
The URI "https://facebook.com/username?_fb_noscript=1" returns two
posts per user. Some profiles, however, are very active, causing the
bridge to miss items if more than two posts are send within the cache
duration (5 minutes).
The alternative suggested in #669 is to use a different URI:
"https://facebook.com/pg/username/posts?_fb_noscript=1"
While the contents of this URI essentially look the same when viewed
in a browser, it actually returns more than 10 posts depending on the
profile.
References #669
* Fix typo with status field
* Comply with other bridges
Change the uri element of an item to point, not on the magnet link, but on the page, as similar bridges do.
* Improved to return name & uri matching with query
This change makes it possible for the feed reader to discover a title and url consistent with the user's search.
* [ZoneTelechargementBridge] Added Bridge for ww2.zone-telechargement1.org
Goal for this bridge is to follow the episode publication of a TV show
season while it's broadcasted on the TV.
* [AutoJMBridge] New Bridge
This bridge will show all the car offers AutoJM has for the model you
choosed and using your filter. Very useful to wait for a cheap price for
a new car !
This commit fixes#782 by updating the parameter value of 'Maison &
Jardin', but this means the user has to update his RSS Feed URL (.because
of the bridge structure, it would be a nightmare to fix it in another
way)
This commits add all the categories available on Dealabs Website.
* [ExtremeDownloadBridge] Added Bridge for ww1.extreme-d0wn.com
Goal for this bridge is to follow the episode publication of a TV show season
while it's broadcasted on the TV.
* Adding a bridge for theyetee.com
The bridge fetches daily shirts at theyetee.com.
The Yetee offers two new shirts each day, but you can buy them only for a few hours !
Unfortunately, the site don't provide RSS feed, so the only way to keep up to date on new shirt is their daily mailing ... until now !
