├── Dockerfile
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── docker-compose.yml
├── entry.sh
└── zap2xml.pl
/Dockerfile:
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1 | FROM alpine:3
2 |
3 | ENV USERNAME=none
4 | ENV PASSWORD=none
5 | ENV OPT_ARGS=
6 |
7 | ENV USERNAME2=none
8 | ENV PASSWORD2=none
9 | ENV OPT_ARGS2=
10 |
11 | ENV XMLTV_FILENAME=xmltv.xml
12 |
13 | # Wait 12 Hours after run
14 | ENV SLEEPTIME=43200
15 |
16 | RUN echo "@edge http://nl.alpinelinux.org/alpine/edge/main" >> /etc/apk/repositories
17 | RUN apk add --no-cache perl@edge perl-html-parser@edge perl-http-cookies@edge \
18 | perl-lwp-useragent-determined@edge perl-json@edge perl-json-xs@edge \
19 | perl-lwp-protocol-https@edge perl-uri@edge ca-certificates@edge \
20 | perl-net-libidn@edge perl-net-ssleay@edge perl-io-socket-ssl@edge \
21 | perl-libwww@edge perl-mozilla-ca@edge perl-net-http@edge
22 | RUN apk add --no-cache xmltv@edge
23 |
24 | VOLUME /data
25 | ADD zap2xml.pl /zap2xml.pl
26 | ADD entry.sh /entry.sh
27 | RUN chmod 755 /entry.sh /zap2xml.pl
28 |
29 | CMD ["/entry.sh"]
30 |
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1 | :no_entry: [DEPRECATED]
2 |
3 | # zap2xml
4 | Docker container for zap2xml
5 |
6 | This is zap2xml with Environment Variables driving the configuration. By default it runs every 12 hours to update your EPG data from zap2it. This container will take a second account for zap2it and will merge the received xml files into one using tv_merge.
7 |
8 | ## Quick Run
9 | `docker run -d --name zap2xml -v /xmltvdata:/data -e USERNAME=youremail@email.com -e PASSWORD=**password** -e OPT_ARGS="-I -D -a" -e USERNAME2=yourseconduser@email.com -e PASSWORD2=**secondpassword** -e OPT_ARGS2="-I -D" -e XMLTV_FILENAME=xmltv.xml shuaiscott/zap2xml`
10 |
11 | ## Environment Settings
12 | You can configure the following environment variables below:
13 |
14 | ### Required
15 | - USERNAME - zap2it.com username
16 | - PASSWORD - zap2it.com password
17 |
18 | ### Optional
19 | - OPT_ARGS - additional command line arguments for zap2xml
20 | - USERNAME2 - Second zap2it.com username
21 | - PASSWORD2 - Second zap2it.com password
22 | - OPT_ARGS2 = additional command line arguments for zap2xml for the second username
23 | - XMLTV_FILENAME - filename for your xmltv file (default: xmltv.xml)
24 | - SLEEPTIME - time in seconds to wait before next run (default: 43200)
25 |
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1 | version: '3'
2 |
3 | services:
4 | sports:
5 | image: shuaiscott/zap2xml:latest
6 | restart: always
7 | volumes:
8 | - /xmltvdata:/data
9 | environment:
10 | - USERNAME=myemail@email.com
11 | - PASSWORD=**password**
12 | - OPT_ARGS=-I -D
13 | - XMLTV_FILENAME=sports.xml
14 |
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1 | #!/bin/sh
2 |
3 | # start cron
4 | #/usr/sbin/crond -f -l 8
5 |
6 | while :
7 | do
8 | DATE=`date`
9 | mkdir -p /tmp/xmltv/raws
10 | mkdir -p /tmp/xmltv/sorted
11 |
12 | echo "Run zap2xml.pl"
13 | /zap2xml.pl -u $USERNAME -p $PASSWORD -U -o /tmp/xmltv/raws/1.xml -c cache1 $OPT_ARGS
14 |
15 | if [ $USERNAME2 = "none" ]
16 | then
17 | # Just move the raw file to the output
18 | mv /tmp/xmltv/raws/1.xml /data/$XMLTV_FILENAME
19 | else
20 | # Run it again, sort, and merge the files
21 | echo "Run zap2xml.pl for second user"
22 | /zap2xml.pl -u ${USERNAME2} -p ${PASSWORD2} -U -o /tmp/xmltv/raws/2.xml -c cache2 $OPT_ARGS2
23 | echo "Sorting both files"
24 | tv_sort /tmp/xmltv/raws/1.xml --by-channel --output /tmp/xmltv/sorted/1.xml
25 | tv_sort /tmp/xmltv/raws/2.xml --by-channel --output /tmp/xmltv/sorted/2.xml
26 | echo "Merging both files"
27 | tv_merge -i /tmp/xmltv/sorted/1.xml -m /tmp/xmltv/sorted/2.xml -o /data/$XMLTV_FILENAME
28 | fi
29 | echo "Removing intermediate files"
30 | rm -rf /tmp/xmltv
31 | echo "Last run time: $DATE"
32 | echo "Will run in $SLEEPTIME seconds"
33 | sleep $SLEEPTIME
34 | done
35 |
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/zap2xml.pl:
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1 | #!/usr/bin/env perl
2 | # zap2xml (c) - for personal use only!
3 | # not for redistribution of any kind, or conversion to other languages,
4 | # not GPL. not for github, thank you.
5 |
6 | BEGIN { $SIG{__DIE__} = sub {
7 | return if $^S;
8 | my $msg = join(" ", @_);
9 | print STDERR "$msg";
10 | if ($msg =~ /can't locate/i) {
11 | print "\nSee homepage for tips on installing missing modules (example: \"perl -MCPAN -e shell\")\n";
12 | if ($^O eq 'MSWin32') {
13 | print "Use \"ppm install\" on windows\n";
14 | }
15 | }
16 | if ($^O eq 'MSWin32') {
17 | if ($msg =~ /uri.pm/i && $msg =~ /temp/i) {
18 | print "\nIf your scanner deleted the perl URI.pm file see the homepage for tips\n";
19 | if ($msg =~ /(\ .\:.+?par-.+?\\)/) {
20 | print "(Delete the $1 folder and retry)\n";
21 | }
22 | }
23 | sleep(5);
24 | }
25 | exit 1;
26 | }}
27 |
28 | use Compress::Zlib;
29 | use Encode;
30 | use File::Basename;
31 | use File::Copy;
32 | use Getopt::Std;
33 | use HTTP::Cookies;
34 | use URI;
35 | use URI::Escape;
36 | use LWP::UserAgent;
37 | use LWP::ConnCache;
38 | use POSIX;
39 | use Time::Local;
40 | use Time::Piece;
41 | use JSON;
42 |
43 | no warnings 'utf8';
44 |
45 | STDOUT->autoflush(1);
46 | STDERR->autoflush(1);
47 |
48 | $VERSION = "2018-12-01";
49 | print "zap2xml ($VERSION)\nCommand line: $0 " . join(" ",@ARGV) . "\n";
50 |
51 | %options=();
52 | getopts("?aA:bB:c:C:d:DeE:Fgi:IjJ:l:Lm:Mn:N:o:Op:P:qRr:s:S:t:Tu:UwWxY:zZ:89",\%options);
53 |
54 | $homeDir = $ENV{HOME};
55 | $homeDir = $ENV{USERPROFILE} if !defined($homeDir);
56 | $homeDir = '.' if !defined($homeDir);
57 | $confFile = $homeDir . '/.zap2xmlrc';
58 |
59 | # Defaults
60 | $start = 0;
61 | $days = 7;
62 | $ncdays = 0;
63 | $ncsdays = 0;
64 | $ncmday = -1;
65 | $retries = 3;
66 | $outFile = 'xmltv.xml';
67 | $outFile = 'xtvd.xml' if defined $options{x};
68 | $cacheDir = 'cache';
69 | $lang = 'en';
70 | $userEmail = '';
71 | $password = '';
72 | $proxy;
73 | $postalcode;
74 | $country;
75 | $lineupId;
76 | $device;
77 | $sleeptime = 0;
78 | $allChan = 0;
79 | $shiftMinutes = 0;
80 |
81 | $outputXTVD = 0;
82 | $lineuptype;
83 | $lineupname;
84 | $lineuplocation;
85 |
86 | $zapToken;
87 | $zapPref='-';
88 | %zapFavorites=();
89 | %sidCache=();
90 |
91 | $sTBA = "\\bTBA\\b|To Be Announced";
92 |
93 | %tvgfavs=();
94 |
95 | &HELP_MESSAGE() if defined $options{'?'};
96 |
97 | $confFile = $options{C} if defined $options{C};
98 | # read config file
99 | if (open (CONF, $confFile))
100 | {
101 | &pout("Reading config file: $confFile\n");
102 | while ()
103 | {
104 | s/#.*//; # comments
105 | if (/^\s*$/i) { }
106 | elsif (/^\s*start\s*=\s*(\d+)/i) { $start = $1; }
107 | elsif (/^\s*days\s*=\s*(\d+)/i) { $days = $1; }
108 | elsif (/^\s*ncdays\s*=\s*(\d+)/i) { $ncdays = $1; }
109 | elsif (/^\s*ncsdays\s*=\s*(\d+)/i) { $ncsdays = $1; }
110 | elsif (/^\s*ncmday\s*=\s*(\d+)/i) { $ncmday = $1; }
111 | elsif (/^\s*retries\s*=\s*(\d+)/i) { $retries = $1; }
112 | elsif (/^\s*user[\w\s]*=\s*(.+)/i) { $userEmail = &rtrim($1); }
113 | elsif (/^\s*pass[\w\s]*=\s*(.+)/i) { $password = &rtrim($1); }
114 | elsif (/^\s*cache\s*=\s*(.+)/i) { $cacheDir = &rtrim($1); }
115 | elsif (/^\s*icon\s*=\s*(.+)/i) { $iconDir = &rtrim($1); }
116 | elsif (/^\s*trailer\s*=\s*(.+)/i) { $trailerDir = &rtrim($1); }
117 | elsif (/^\s*lang\s*=\s*(.+)/i) { $lang = &rtrim($1); }
118 | elsif (/^\s*outfile\s*=\s*(.+)/i) { $outFile = &rtrim($1); }
119 | elsif (/^\s*proxy\s*=\s*(.+)/i) { $proxy = &rtrim($1); }
120 | elsif (/^\s*outformat\s*=\s*(.+)/i) { $outputXTVD = 1 if $1 =~ /xtvd/i; }
121 | elsif (/^\s*lineupid\s*=\s*(.+)/i) { $lineupId = &rtrim($1); }
122 | elsif (/^\s*lineupname\s*=\s*(.+)/i) { $lineupname = &rtrim($1); }
123 | elsif (/^\s*lineuptype\s*=\s*(.+)/i) { $lineuptype = &rtrim($1); }
124 | elsif (/^\s*lineuplocation\s*=\s*(.+)/i) { $lineuplocation = &rtrim($1); }
125 | elsif (/^\s*postalcode\s*=\s*(.+)/i) { $postalcode = &rtrim($1); }
126 | else
127 | {
128 | die "Oddline in config file \"$confFile\".\n\t$_";
129 | }
130 | }
131 | close (CONF);
132 | }
133 | &HELP_MESSAGE() if !(%options) && $userEmail eq '';
134 |
135 | $cacheDir = $options{c} if defined $options{c};
136 | $days = $options{d} if defined $options{d};
137 | $ncdays = $options{n} if defined $options{n};
138 | $ncsdays = $options{N} if defined $options{N};
139 | $ncmday = $options{B} if defined $options{B};
140 | $start = $options{s} if defined $options{s};
141 | $retries = $options{r} if defined $options{r};
142 | $iconDir = $options{i} if defined $options{i};
143 | $trailerDir = $options{t} if defined $options{t};
144 | $lang = $options{l} if defined $options{l};
145 | $outFile = $options{o} if defined $options{o};
146 | $password = $options{p} if defined $options{p};
147 | $userEmail = $options{u} if defined $options{u};
148 | $proxy = $options{P} if defined $options{P};
149 | $zlineupId = $options{Y} if defined $options{Y};
150 | $zipcode = $options{Z} if defined $options{Z};
151 | $includeXMLTV = $options{J} if defined $options{J} && -e $options{J};
152 | $outputXTVD = 1 if defined $options{x};
153 | $allChan = 1 if defined($options{a});
154 | $allChan = 1 if defined($zipcode) && defined($zlineupId);
155 | $sleeptime = $options{S} if defined $options{S};
156 | $shiftMinutes = $options{m} if defined $options{m};
157 | $ncdays = $days - $ncdays; # make relative to the end
158 | $urlRoot = 'https://tvlistings.zap2it.com/';
159 | $urlAssets = 'https://zap2it.tmsimg.com/assets/';
160 | $tvgurlRoot = 'http://mobilelistings.tvguide.com/';
161 | $tvgMapiRoot = 'http://mapi.tvguide.com/';
162 | $tvgurl = 'https://www.tvguide.com/';
163 | $tvgspritesurl = 'http://static.tvgcdn.net/sprites/';
164 | $retries = 20 if $retries > 20; # Too many
165 |
166 | my %programs = ();
167 | my $cp;
168 | my %stations = ();
169 | my $cs;
170 | my $rcs;
171 | my %schedule = ();
172 | my $sch;
173 | my %logos = ();
174 |
175 | my $coNum = 0;
176 | my $tb = 0;
177 | my $treq = 0;
178 | my $tsocks = ();
179 | my $expired = 0;
180 | my $ua;
181 | my $tba = 0;
182 | my $exp = 0;
183 | my @fh = ();
184 |
185 | my $XTVD_startTime;
186 | my $XTVD_endTime;
187 |
188 | if (! -d $cacheDir) {
189 | mkdir($cacheDir) or die "Can't mkdir: $!\n";
190 | } else {
191 | opendir (DIR, "$cacheDir/");
192 | @cacheFiles = grep(/\.html|\.js/,readdir(DIR));
193 | closedir (DIR);
194 | foreach $cacheFile (@cacheFiles) {
195 | $fn = "$cacheDir/$cacheFile";
196 | $atime = (stat($fn))[8];
197 | if ($atime + ( ($days + 2) * 86400) < time) {
198 | &pout("Deleting old cached file: $fn\n");
199 | &unf($fn);
200 | }
201 | }
202 | }
203 |
204 | my $s1 = time();
205 | if (defined($options{z})) {
206 |
207 | &login() if !defined($options{a}); # get favorites
208 | &parseTVGIcons() if defined($iconDir);
209 | $gridHours = 3;
210 | $maxCount = $days * (24 / $gridHours);
211 | $offset = $start * 3600 * 24 * 1000;
212 | $ms = &hourToMillis() + $offset;
213 |
214 | for ($count=0; $count < $maxCount; $count++) {
215 | $curday = int($count / (24/$gridHours)) + 1;
216 | if ($count == 0) {
217 | $XTVD_startTime = $ms;
218 | } elsif ($count == $maxCount - 1) {
219 | $XTVD_endTime = $ms + ($gridHours * 3600000) - 1;
220 | }
221 |
222 | $fn = "$cacheDir/$ms\.js\.gz";
223 | if (! -e $fn || $curday > $ncdays || $curday <= $ncsdays || $curday == $ncmday) {
224 | &login() if !defined($zlineupId);
225 | my $duration = $gridHours * 60;
226 | my $tvgstart = substr($ms, 0, -3);
227 | $rs = &getURL($tvgurlRoot . "Listingsweb/ws/rest/schedules/$zlineupId/start/$tvgstart/duration/$duration", 1);
228 | last if ($rs eq '');
229 | $rc = Encode::encode('utf8', $rs);
230 | &wbf($fn, Compress::Zlib::memGzip($rc));
231 | }
232 | &pout("[" . ($count+1) . "/" . "$maxCount] Parsing: $fn\n");
233 | &parseTVGGrid($fn);
234 |
235 | if (defined($options{T}) && $tba) {
236 | &pout("Deleting: $fn (contains \"$sTBA\")\n");
237 | &unf($fn);
238 | }
239 | if ($exp) {
240 | &pout("Deleting: $fn (expired)\n");
241 | &unf($fn);
242 | }
243 | $exp = 0;
244 | $tba = 0;
245 | $ms += ($gridHours * 3600 * 1000);
246 | }
247 |
248 | } else {
249 |
250 | &login() if !defined($options{a}); # get favorites
251 | $gridHours = 3;
252 | $maxCount = $days * (24 / $gridHours);
253 | $offset = $start * 3600 * 24 * 1000;
254 | $ms = &hourToMillis() + $offset;
255 | for ($count=0; $count < $maxCount; $count++) {
256 | $curday = int($count / (24/$gridHours)) + 1;
257 | if ($count == 0) {
258 | $XTVD_startTime = $ms;
259 | } elsif ($count == $maxCount - 1) {
260 | $XTVD_endTime = $ms + ($gridHours * 3600000) - 1;
261 | }
262 |
263 | $fn = "$cacheDir/$ms\.js\.gz";
264 | if (! -e $fn || $curday > $ncdays || $curday <= $ncsdays || $curday == $ncmday) {
265 | my $zstart = substr($ms, 0, -3);
266 | $params = "?time=$zstart×pan=$gridHours&pref=$zapPref&";
267 | $params .= &getZapGParams();
268 | $params .= '&TMSID=&AffiliateID=gapzap&FromPage=TV%20Grid';
269 | $params .= '&ActivityID=1&OVDID=&isOverride=true';
270 | $rs = &getURL($urlRoot . "api/grid$params",1);
271 | last if ($rs eq '');
272 | $rc = Encode::encode('utf8', $rs);
273 | &wbf($fn, Compress::Zlib::memGzip($rc));
274 | }
275 |
276 | &pout("[" . ($count+1) . "/" . "$maxCount] Parsing: $fn\n");
277 | &parseJSON($fn);
278 |
279 | if (defined($options{T}) && $tba) {
280 | &pout("Deleting: $fn (contains \"$sTBA\")\n");
281 | &unf($fn);
282 | }
283 | if ($exp) {
284 | &pout("Deleting: $fn (expired)\n");
285 | &unf($fn);
286 | }
287 | $exp = 0;
288 | $tba = 0;
289 | $ms += ($gridHours * 3600 * 1000);
290 | }
291 |
292 | }
293 | my $s2 = time();
294 | my $tsockt = scalar(keys %tsocks);
295 | &pout("Downloaded " . &pl($tb, "byte")
296 | . " in " . &pl($treq, "http request")
297 | . " using " . &pl($tsockt > 0 ? $tsockt : $treq, "socket") . ".\n") if $tb > 0;
298 | &pout("Expired programs: $expired\n") if $expired > 0;
299 | &pout("Writing XML file: $outFile\n");
300 | open($FH, ">$outFile");
301 | my $enc = 'ISO-8859-1';
302 | if (defined($options{U})) {
303 | $enc = 'UTF-8';
304 | }
305 | if ($outputXTVD) {
306 | &printHeaderXTVD($FH, $enc);
307 | &printStationsXTVD($FH);
308 | &printLineupsXTVD($FH);
309 | &printSchedulesXTVD($FH);
310 | &printProgramsXTVD($FH);
311 | &printGenresXTVD($FH);
312 | &printFooterXTVD($FH);
313 | } else {
314 | &printHeader($FH, $enc);
315 | &printChannels($FH);
316 | if (defined($includeXMLTV)) {
317 | &pout("Reading XML file: $includeXMLTV\n");
318 | &incXML(";
337 | } else {
338 | sleep(3) if ($^O eq 'MSWin32');
339 | }
340 |
341 | exit 0;
342 |
343 | sub incXML {
344 | my ($st, $en, $FH) = @_;
345 | open($XF, "<$includeXMLTV");
346 | while (<$XF>) {
347 | if (/^\s*$st/../^\s*$en/) {
348 | print $FH $_ unless /^\s*$en/
349 | }
350 | }
351 | close($XF);
352 | }
353 |
354 | sub pl {
355 | my($i, $s) = @_;
356 | my $r = "$i $s";
357 | return $i == 1 ? $r : $r . "s";
358 | }
359 |
360 | sub pout {
361 | print @_ if !defined $options{q};
362 | }
363 |
364 | sub perr {
365 | warn @_;
366 | }
367 |
368 | sub rtrim {
369 | my $s = shift;
370 | $s =~ s/\s+$//;
371 | return $s;
372 | }
373 |
374 | sub trim {
375 | my $s = shift;
376 | $s =~ s/^\s+//;
377 | $s =~ s/\s+$//;
378 | return $s;
379 | }
380 |
381 | sub trim2 {
382 | my $s = &trim(shift);
383 | $s =~ s/[^\w\s\(\)\,]//gsi;
384 | $s =~ s/\s+/ /gsi;
385 | return $s;
386 | }
387 |
388 | sub _rtrim3 {
389 | my $s = shift;
390 | return substr($s, 0, length($s)-3);
391 | }
392 |
393 | sub convTime {
394 | my $t = shift;
395 | $t += $shiftMinutes * 60 * 1000;
396 | return strftime "%Y%m%d%H%M%S", localtime(&_rtrim3($t));
397 | }
398 |
399 | sub convTimeXTVD {
400 | my $t = shift;
401 | $t += $shiftMinutes * 60 * 1000;
402 | return strftime "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ", gmtime(&_rtrim3($t));
403 | }
404 |
405 | sub convOAD {
406 | return strftime "%Y%m%d", gmtime(&_rtrim3(shift));
407 | }
408 |
409 | sub convOADXTVD {
410 | return strftime "%Y-%m-%d", gmtime(&_rtrim3(shift));
411 | }
412 |
413 | sub convDurationXTVD {
414 | my $duration = shift;
415 | my $hour = int($duration / 3600000);
416 | my $minutes = int(($duration - ($hour * 3600000)) / 60000);
417 | return sprintf("PT%02dH%02dM", $hour, $minutes);
418 | }
419 |
420 | sub appendAsterisk {
421 | my ($title, $station, $s) = @_;
422 | if (defined($options{A})) {
423 | if (($options{A} =~ "new" && defined($schedule{$station}{$s}{new}))
424 | || ($options{A} =~ "live" && defined($schedule{$station}{$s}{live}))) {
425 | $title .= " *";
426 | }
427 | }
428 | return $title;
429 | }
430 |
431 | sub stationToChannel {
432 | my $s = shift;
433 | if (defined($options{z})) {
434 | return sprintf("I%s.%s.tvguide.com", $stations{$s}{number},$stations{$s}{stnNum});
435 | } elsif (defined($options{O})) {
436 | return sprintf("C%s%s.zap2it.com",$stations{$s}{number},lc($stations{$s}{name}));
437 | } elsif (defined($options{9})) {
438 | return sprintf("I%s.labs.zap2it.com",$stations{$s}{stnNum});
439 | }
440 | return sprintf("I%s.%s.zap2it.com", $stations{$s}{number},$stations{$s}{stnNum});
441 | }
442 |
443 | sub sortChan {
444 | if (defined($stations{$a}{order}) && defined($stations{$b}{order})) {
445 | my $c = $stations{$a}{order} <=> $stations{$b}{order};
446 | if ($c == 0) { return $stations{$a}{stnNum} <=> $stations{$b}{stnNum} }
447 | else { return $c };
448 | } else {
449 | return $stations{$a}{name} cmp $stations{$b}{name};
450 | }
451 | }
452 |
453 | sub enc {
454 | my $t = shift;
455 | if (!defined($options{U})) {$t = Encode::decode('utf8', $t);}
456 | if (!defined($options{E}) || $options{E} =~ /amp/) {$t =~ s/&/&/gs;}
457 | if (!defined($options{E}) || $options{E} =~ /quot/) {$t =~ s/"/"/gs;}
458 | if (!defined($options{E}) || $options{E} =~ /apos/) {$t =~ s/'/'/gs;}
459 | if (!defined($options{E}) || $options{E} =~ /lt/) {$t =~ s/</gs;}
460 | if (!defined($options{E}) || $options{E} =~ /gt/) {$t =~ s/>/>/gs;}
461 | if (defined($options{e})) {
462 | $t =~ s/([^\x20-\x7F])/'' . ord($1) . ';'/gse;
463 | }
464 | return $t;
465 | }
466 |
467 | sub printHeader {
468 | my ($FH, $enc) = @_;
469 | print $FH "\n";
470 | print $FH "\n\n";
471 | if (defined($options{z})) {
472 | print $FH "\n";
477 | }
478 |
479 | sub printFooter {
480 | my $FH = shift;
481 | print $FH "\n";
482 | }
483 |
484 | sub printChannels {
485 | my $FH = shift;
486 | for my $key ( sort sortChan keys %stations ) {
487 | $sname = &enc($stations{$key}{name});
488 | $fname = &enc($stations{$key}{fullname});
489 | $snum = $stations{$key}{number};
490 | print $FH "\t\n";
491 | print $FH "\t\t" . $sname . "\n" if defined($options{F}) && defined($sname);
492 | if (defined($snum)) {
493 | ©Logo($key);
494 | print $FH "\t\t" . $snum . " " . $sname . "\n" if ($snum ne '');
495 | print $FH "\t\t" . $snum . "\n" if ($snum ne '');
496 | }
497 | print $FH "\t\t" . $sname . "\n" if !defined($options{F}) && defined($sname);
498 | print $FH "\t\t" . $fname . "\n" if (defined($fname));
499 | if (defined($stations{$key}{logoURL})) {
500 | print $FH "\t\t\n";
501 | }
502 | print $FH "\t\n";
503 | }
504 | }
505 |
506 | sub printProgrammes {
507 | my $FH = shift;
508 | for my $station ( sort sortChan keys %stations ) {
509 | my $i = 0;
510 | my @keyArray = sort { $schedule{$station}{$a}{time} cmp $schedule{$station}{$b}{time} } keys %{$schedule{$station}};
511 | foreach $s (@keyArray) {
512 | if ($#keyArray <= $i && !defined($schedule{$station}{$s}{endtime})) {
513 | delete $schedule{$station}{$s};
514 | next;
515 | }
516 | my $p = $schedule{$station}{$s}{program};
517 | my $startTime = &convTime($schedule{$station}{$s}{time});
518 | my $startTZ = &timezone($schedule{$station}{$s}{time});
519 | my $endTime;
520 | if (defined($schedule{$station}{$s}{endtime})) {
521 | $endTime = $schedule{$station}{$s}{endtime};
522 | } else {
523 | $endTime = $schedule{$station}{$keyArray[$i+1]}{time};
524 | }
525 |
526 | my $stopTime = &convTime($endTime);
527 | my $stopTZ = &timezone($endTime);
528 |
529 | print $FH "\t\n";
530 | if (defined($programs{$p}{title})) {
531 | my $title = &enc($programs{$p}{title});
532 | $title = &appendAsterisk($title, $station, $s);
533 | print $FH "\t\t" . $title . "\n";
534 | }
535 |
536 | if (defined($programs{$p}{episode}) || (defined($options{M}) && defined($programs{$p}{movie_year}))) {
537 | print $FH "\t\t";
538 | if (defined($programs{$p}{episode})) {
539 | print $FH &enc($programs{$p}{episode});
540 | } else {
541 | print $FH "Movie (" . $programs{$p}{movie_year} . ")";
542 | }
543 | print $FH "\n"
544 | }
545 |
546 | print $FH "\t\t" . &enc($programs{$p}{description}) . "\n" if defined($programs{$p}{description});
547 |
548 | if (defined($programs{$p}{actor})
549 | || defined($programs{$p}{director})
550 | || defined($programs{$p}{writer})
551 | || defined($programs{$p}{producer})
552 | || defined($programs{$p}{preseter})
553 | ) {
554 | print $FH "\t\t\n";
555 | &printCredits($FH, $p, "director");
556 | foreach my $g (sort { $programs{$p}{actor}{$a} <=> $programs{$p}{actor}{$b} } keys %{$programs{$p}{actor}} ) {
557 | print $FH "\t\t\t" . &enc($g) . "\n";
560 | }
561 | &printCredits($FH, $p, "writer");
562 | &printCredits($FH, $p, "producer");
563 | &printCredits($FH, $p, "presenter");
564 | print $FH "\t\t\n";
565 | }
566 |
567 | my $date;
568 | if (defined($programs{$p}{movie_year})) {
569 | $date = $programs{$p}{movie_year};
570 | } elsif (defined($programs{$p}{originalAirDate}) && $p =~ /^EP|^\d/) {
571 | $date = &convOAD($programs{$p}{originalAirDate});
572 | }
573 | print $FH "\t\t$date\n" if defined($date);
574 |
575 | if (defined($programs{$p}{genres})) {
576 | foreach my $g (sort { $programs{$p}{genres}{$a} <=> $programs{$p}{genres}{$b} or $a cmp $b } keys %{$programs{$p}{genres}} ) {
577 | print $FH "\t\t" . &enc(ucfirst($g)) . "\n";
578 | }
579 | }
580 |
581 | print $FH "\t\t" . $programs{$p}{duration} . "\n" if defined($programs{$p}{duration});
582 |
583 | if (defined($programs{$p}{imageUrl})) {
584 | print $FH "\t\t\n";
585 | }
586 |
587 | if (defined($programs{$p}{url})) {
588 | print $FH "\t\t" . &enc($programs{$p}{url}) . "\n";
589 | }
590 |
591 | my $xs;
592 | my $xe;
593 |
594 | if (defined($programs{$p}{seasonNum}) && defined($programs{$p}{episodeNum})) {
595 | my $s = $programs{$p}{seasonNum};
596 | my $sf = sprintf("S%0*d", &max(2, length($s)), $s);
597 | my $e = $programs{$p}{episodeNum};
598 | my $ef = sprintf("E%0*d", &max(2, length($e)), $e);
599 |
600 | $xs = int($s) - 1;
601 | $xe = int($e) - 1;
602 |
603 | if ($s > 0 || $e > 0) {
604 | print $FH "\t\t" . $sf . $ef . "\n";
605 | }
606 | }
607 |
608 | $dd_prog_id = $p;
609 | if ( $dd_prog_id =~ /^(..\d{8})(\d{4})/ ) {
610 | $dd_prog_id = sprintf("%s.%s",$1,$2);
611 | print $FH "\t\t" . $dd_prog_id . "\n";
612 | }
613 |
614 | if (defined($xs) && defined($xe) && $xs >= 0 && $xe >= 0) {
615 | print $FH "\t\t" . $xs . "." . $xe . ".\n";
616 | }
617 |
618 | if (defined($schedule{$station}{$s}{quality})) {
619 | print $FH "\t\t\n";
623 | }
624 | my $new = defined($schedule{$station}{$s}{new});
625 | my $live = defined($schedule{$station}{$s}{live});
626 | my $cc = defined($schedule{$station}{$s}{cc});
627 |
628 | if (! $new && ! $live && $p =~ /^EP|^SH|^\d/) {
629 | print $FH "\t\t\n";
635 | }
636 |
637 | if (defined($schedule{$station}{$s}{premiere})) {
638 | print $FH "\t\t" . $schedule{$station}{$s}{premiere} . "\n";
639 | }
640 |
641 | if (defined($schedule{$station}{$s}{finale})) {
642 | print $FH "\t\t" . $schedule{$station}{$s}{finale} . "\n";
643 | }
644 |
645 | print $FH "\t\t\n" if $new;
646 | # not part of XMLTV format yet?
647 | print $FH "\t\t\n" if (defined($options{L}) && $live);
648 | print $FH "\t\t\n" if $cc;
649 |
650 | if (defined($programs{$p}{rating})) {
651 | print $FH "\t\t\n\t\t\t" . $programs{$p}{rating} . "\n\t\t\n"
652 | }
653 |
654 | if (defined($programs{$p}{starRating})) {
655 | print $FH "\t\t\n\t\t\t" . $programs{$p}{starRating} . "/4\n\t\t\n";
656 | }
657 | print $FH "\t\n";
658 | $i++;
659 | }
660 | }
661 | }
662 |
663 | sub printHeaderXTVD {
664 | my ($FH, $enc) = @_;
665 | print $FH "\n";
666 | print $FH "\n";
667 | }
668 |
669 | sub printCredits {
670 | my ($FH, $p, $s) = @_;
671 | foreach my $g (sort { $programs{$p}{$s}{$a} <=> $programs{$p}{$s}{$b} } keys %{$programs{$p}{$s}} ) {
672 | print $FH "\t\t\t<$s>" . &enc($g) . "$s>\n";
673 | }
674 | }
675 |
676 | sub printFooterXTVD {
677 | my $FH = shift;
678 | print $FH "\n";
679 | }
680 |
681 | sub printStationsXTVD {
682 | my $FH = shift;
683 | print $FH "\n";
684 | for my $key ( sort sortChan keys %stations ) {
685 | print $FH "\t\n";
686 | if (defined($stations{$key}{number})) {
687 | $sname = &enc($stations{$key}{name});
688 | print $FH "\t\t" . $sname . "\n";
689 | print $FH "\t\t" . $sname . "\n";
690 | print $FH "\t\t" . $stations{$key}{number} . "\n";
691 | ©Logo($key);
692 | }
693 | print $FH "\t\n";
694 | }
695 | print $FH "\n";
696 | }
697 |
698 | sub printLineupsXTVD {
699 | my $FH = shift;
700 | print $FH "\n";
701 | print $FH "\t\n";
702 | for my $key ( sort sortChan keys %stations ) {
703 | if (defined($stations{$key}{number})) {
704 | print $FH "\t\n";
705 | }
706 | }
707 | print $FH "\t\n";
708 | print $FH "\n";
709 | }
710 |
711 | sub printSchedulesXTVD {
712 | my $FH = shift;
713 | print $FH "\n";
714 | for my $station ( sort sortChan keys %stations ) {
715 | my $i = 0;
716 | my @keyArray = sort { $schedule{$station}{$a}{time} cmp $schedule{$station}{$b}{time} } keys %{$schedule{$station}};
717 | foreach $s (@keyArray) {
718 | if ($#keyArray <= $i) {
719 | delete $schedule{$station}{$s};
720 | next;
721 | }
722 | my $p = $schedule{$station}{$s}{program};
723 | my $startTime = &convTimeXTVD($schedule{$station}{$s}{time});
724 | my $stopTime = &convTimeXTVD($schedule{$station}{$keyArray[$i+1]}{time});
725 | my $duration = &convDurationXTVD($schedule{$station}{$keyArray[$i+1]}{time} - $schedule{$station}{$s}{time});
726 |
727 | print $FH "\t\n";
731 | $i++;
732 | }
733 | }
734 | print $FH "\n";
735 | }
736 |
737 | sub printProgramsXTVD {
738 | my $FH = shift;
739 | print $FH "\n";
740 | foreach $p (keys %programs) {
741 | print $FH "\t\n";
742 | print $FH "\t\t" . &enc($programs{$p}{title}) . "\n" if defined($programs{$p}{title});
743 | print $FH "\t\t" . &enc($programs{$p}{episode}) . "\n" if defined($programs{$p}{episode});
744 | print $FH "\t\t" . &enc($programs{$p}{description}) . "\n" if defined($programs{$p}{description});
745 |
746 | if (defined($programs{$p}{movie_year})) {
747 | print $FH "\t\t" . $programs{$p}{movie_year} . "\n";
748 | } else { #Guess
749 | my $showType = "Series";
750 | if ($programs{$p}{title} =~ /Paid Programming/i) {
751 | $showType = "Paid Programming";
752 | }
753 | print $FH "\t\t$showType\n";
754 | print $FH "\t\tEP" . substr($p,2,8) . "\n";
755 | print $FH "\t\t" . &convOADXTVD($programs{$p}{originalAirDate}) . "\n" if defined($programs{$p}{originalAirDate});
756 | }
757 | print $FH "\t\n";
758 | }
759 | print $FH "\n";
760 | }
761 |
762 | sub printGenresXTVD {
763 | my $FH = shift;
764 | print $FH "\n";
765 | foreach $p (keys %programs) {
766 | if (defined($programs{$p}{genres}) && $programs{$p}{genres}{movie} != 1) {
767 | print $FH "\t\n";
768 | foreach my $g (keys %{$programs{$p}{genres}}) {
769 | print $FH "\t\t\n";
770 | print $FH "\t\t\t" . &enc(ucfirst($g)) . "\n";
771 | print $FH "\t\t\t0\n";
772 | print $FH "\t\t\n";
773 | }
774 | print $FH "\t\n";
775 | }
776 | }
777 | print $FH "\n";
778 | }
779 |
780 | sub loginTVG {
781 | my $r = &ua_get($tvgurl . 'signin/');
782 | if ($r->is_success) {
783 | my $str = $r->decoded_content;
784 | if ($str =~ / $token,
792 | email => $userEmail,
793 | password => $password,
794 | }, 'X-Requested-With' => 'XMLHttpRequest'
795 | );
796 |
797 | $dc = Encode::encode('utf8', $r->decoded_content( raise_error => 1 ));
798 | if ($dc =~ /success/) {
799 | $ua->cookie_jar->scan(sub { if ($_[1] eq "ServiceID") { $zlineupId = $_[2]; }; });
800 | if (!defined($options{a})) {
801 | my $r = &ua_get($tvgurl . "user/favorites/?provider=$zlineupId",'X-Requested-With' => 'XMLHttpRequest');
802 | $dc = Encode::encode('utf8', $r->decoded_content( raise_error => 1 ));
803 | if ($dc =~ /\{\"code\":200/) {
804 | &parseTVGFavs($dc);
805 | }
806 | }
807 | return $dc;
808 | } else {
809 | &pout("[Attempt $rc] " . $r->status_line . ":" . $dc . "\n");
810 | sleep ($sleeptime + 1);
811 | }
812 | }
813 | die "Failed to login within $retries retries.\n";
814 | }
815 | } else {
816 | die "Login token not found\n";
817 | }
818 | }
819 | }
820 |
821 | sub loginZAP {
822 | my $rc = 0;
823 | while ($rc++ < $retries) {
824 | my $r = &ua_post($urlRoot . 'api/user/login',
825 | {
826 | emailid => $userEmail, password => $password,
827 | usertype => '0', facebookuser =>'false',
828 | }
829 | );
830 |
831 | $dc = Encode::encode('utf8', $r->decoded_content( raise_error => 1 ));
832 | if ($r->is_success) {
833 | my $t = decode_json($dc);
834 | $zapToken = $t->{'token'};
835 | $zapPref = '';
836 | $zapPref .= "m" if ($t->{isMusic});
837 | $zapPref .= "p" if ($t->{isPPV});
838 | $zapPref .= "h" if ($t->{isHD});
839 | if ($zapPref eq '') { $zapPref = '-' }
840 | else {
841 | $zapPref = join(",", split(//, $zapPref));
842 | }
843 |
844 | my $prs = $t->{'properties'};
845 | $postalcode = $prs->{2002};
846 | $country = $prs->{2003};
847 | ($lineupId, $device) = split(/:/, $prs->{2004});
848 | if (!defined($options{a})) {
849 | my $r = &ua_post($urlRoot . "api/user/favorites", { token => $zapToken }, 'X-Requested-With' => 'XMLHttpRequest');
850 | $dc = Encode::encode('utf8', $r->decoded_content( raise_error => 1 ));
851 | if ($r->is_success) {
852 | &parseZFavs($dc);
853 | } else {
854 | &perr("FF" . $r->status_line . ": $dc\n");
855 | }
856 | }
857 | return $dc;
858 | } else {
859 | &pout("[Attempt $rc] " . $dc . "\n");
860 | sleep ($sleeptime + 1);
861 | }
862 | }
863 | die "Failed to login within $retries retries.\n";
864 | }
865 |
866 | sub getZapGParams {
867 | my %hash = &getZapParams();
868 | $hash{country} = delete $hash{countryCode};
869 | return join("&", map { "$_=$hash{$_}" } keys %hash);
870 | }
871 |
872 | sub getZapPParams {
873 | my %hash = &getZapParams();
874 | delete $hash{lineupId};
875 | return %hash;
876 | }
877 |
878 | sub getZapParams {
879 | my %phash = ();
880 | if (defined($zlineupId) || defined($zipcode)) {
881 | $postalcode = $zipcode;
882 | $country = "USA";
883 | $country = "CAN" if ($zipcode =~ /[A-z]/);
884 | if ($zlineupId =~ /:/) {
885 | ($lineupId, $device) = split(/:/, $zlineupId);
886 | } else {
887 | $lineupId = $zlineupId;
888 | $device = "-";
889 | }
890 | $phash{postalCode} = $postalcode;
891 | } else {
892 | $phash{token} = &getZToken();
893 | }
894 | $phash{lineupId} = "$country-$lineupId-DEFAULT";
895 | $phash{postalCode} = $postalcode;
896 | $phash{countryCode} = $country;
897 | $phash{headendId} = $lineupId;
898 | $phash{device} = $device;
899 | $phash{aid} = 'gapzap';
900 | return %phash;
901 | }
902 |
903 | sub login {
904 | if (!defined($userEmail) || $userEmail eq '' || !defined($password) || $password eq '') {
905 | if (!defined($zlineupId)) {
906 | die "Unable to login: Unspecified username or password.\n"
907 | }
908 | }
909 |
910 | if (!defined($ua)) {
911 | $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new(ssl_opts => { verify_hostname => 0 }); # WIN
912 | $ua->conn_cache(LWP::ConnCache->new( total_capacity => undef ));
913 | $ua->cookie_jar(HTTP::Cookies->new);
914 | $ua->proxy(['http', 'https'], $proxy) if defined($proxy);
915 | $ua->agent('Mozilla/4.0');
916 | $ua->default_headers->push_header('Accept-Encoding' => 'gzip, deflate');
917 | }
918 |
919 | if ($userEmail ne '' && $password ne '') {
920 | &pout("Logging in as \"$userEmail\" (" . localtime . ")\n");
921 | if (defined($options{z})) {
922 | &loginTVG();
923 | } else {
924 | &loginZAP();
925 | }
926 | } else {
927 | &pout("Connecting with lineupId \"$zlineupId\" (" . localtime . ")\n");
928 | }
929 | }
930 |
931 | sub ua_stats {
932 | my ($s, @p) = @_;
933 | my $r;
934 | if ($s eq 'POST') {
935 | $r = $ua->post(@p);
936 | } else {
937 | $r = $ua->get(@p);
938 | }
939 | my $cc = $ua->conn_cache;
940 | if (defined($cc)) {
941 | my @cxns = $cc->get_connections();
942 | foreach (@cxns) {
943 | $tsocks{$_} = 1;
944 | }
945 | }
946 | $treq++;
947 | $tb += length($r->content);
948 | return $r;
949 | }
950 |
951 | sub ua_get { return &ua_stats('GET', @_); }
952 | sub ua_post { return &ua_stats('POST', @_); }
953 |
954 | sub getURL {
955 | my $url = shift;
956 | my $er = shift;
957 | &login() if !defined($ua);
958 |
959 | my $rc = 0;
960 | while ($rc++ < $retries) {
961 | &pout("[$treq] Getting: $url\n");
962 | sleep $sleeptime; # do these rapid requests flood servers?
963 | my $r = &ua_get($url);
964 | my $cl = length($r->content);
965 | my $dc = $r->decoded_content( raise_error => 1 );
966 | if ($r->is_success && $cl) {
967 | return $dc;
968 | } elsif ($r->code == 500 && $dc =~ /Could not load details/) {
969 | &pout("$dc\n");
970 | return "";
971 | } else {
972 | &perr("[Attempt $rc] $cl:" . $r->status_line . "\n");
973 | &perr($r->content . "\n");
974 | sleep ($sleeptime + 2);
975 | }
976 | }
977 | &perr("Failed to download within $retries retries.\n");
978 | if ($er) {
979 | &perr("Server out of data? Temporary server error? Normal exit anyway.\n");
980 | return "";
981 | };
982 | die;
983 | }
984 |
985 | sub wbf {
986 | my($f, $s) = @_;
987 | open(FO, ">$f") or die "Failed to open '$f': $!";
988 | binmode(FO);
989 | print FO $s;
990 | close(FO);
991 | }
992 |
993 | sub unf {
994 | my $f = shift;
995 | unlink($f) or &perr("Failed to delete '$f': $!");
996 | }
997 |
998 | sub copyLogo {
999 | my $key = shift;
1000 | my $cid = $key;
1001 | if (!defined($logos{$cid}{logo})) {
1002 | $cid = substr($key, rindex($key, ".")+1);
1003 | }
1004 | if (defined($iconDir) && defined($logos{$cid}{logo})) {
1005 | my $num = $stations{$key}{number};
1006 | my $src = "$iconDir/" . $logos{$cid}{logo} . $logos{$cid}{logoExt};
1007 | my $dest1 = "$iconDir/$num" . $logos{$cid}{logoExt};
1008 | my $dest2 = "$iconDir/$num " . $stations{$key}{name} . $logos{$cid}{logoExt};
1009 | my $dest3 = "$iconDir/$num\_" . $stations{$key}{name} . $logos{$cid}{logoExt};
1010 | copy($src, $dest1);
1011 | copy($src, $dest2);
1012 | copy($src, $dest3);
1013 | }
1014 | }
1015 |
1016 | sub handleLogo {
1017 | my $url = shift;
1018 | if (! -d $iconDir) {
1019 | mkdir($iconDir) or die "Can't mkdir: $!\n";
1020 | }
1021 | my $n; my $s; ($n,$_,$s) = fileparse($url, qr"\..*");
1022 | $stations{$cs}{logoURL} = $url;
1023 | $logos{$cs}{logo} = $n;
1024 | $logos{$cs}{logoExt} = $s;
1025 | my $f = $iconDir . "/" . $n . $s;
1026 | if (! -e $f) { &wbf($f, &getURL($url,0)); }
1027 | }
1028 |
1029 | sub setOriginalAirDate {
1030 | if (substr($cp,10,4) ne '0000') {
1031 | if (!defined($programs{$cp}{originalAirDate})
1032 | || ($schedule{$cs}{$sch}{time} < $programs{$cp}{originalAirDate})) {
1033 | $programs{$cp}{originalAirDate} = $schedule{$cs}{$sch}{time};
1034 | }
1035 | }
1036 | }
1037 |
1038 | sub getZToken {
1039 | &login() if (!defined($zapToken));
1040 | return $zapToken;
1041 | }
1042 |
1043 | sub parseZFavs {
1044 | my $buffer = shift;
1045 | my $t = decode_json($buffer);
1046 | if (defined($t->{'channels'})) {
1047 | my $m = $t->{'channels'};
1048 | foreach my $f (@{$m}) {
1049 | if ($options{R}) {
1050 | my $r = &ua_post($urlRoot . "api/user/ChannelAddtofav", { token => $zapToken, prgsvcid => $f, addToFav => "false" }, 'X-Requested-With' => 'XMLHttpRequest');
1051 | if ($r->is_success) {
1052 | &pout("Removed favorite $f\n");
1053 | } else {
1054 | &perr("RF" . $r->status_line . "\n");
1055 | }
1056 | } else {
1057 | $zapFavorites{$f} = 1;
1058 | }
1059 | }
1060 | if ($options{R}) {
1061 | &pout("Removed favorites, exiting\n");
1062 | exit;
1063 | };
1064 | &pout("Lineup favorites: " . (keys %zapFavorites) . "\n");
1065 | }
1066 | }
1067 |
1068 | sub parseTVGFavs {
1069 | my $buffer = shift;
1070 | my $t = decode_json($buffer);
1071 | if (defined($t->{'message'})) {
1072 | my $m = $t->{'message'};
1073 | foreach my $f (@{$m}) {
1074 | my $source = $f->{"source"};
1075 | my $channel = $f->{"channel"};
1076 | $tvgfavs{"$channel.$source"} = 1;
1077 | }
1078 | &pout("Lineup $zlineupId favorites: " . (keys %tvgfavs) . "\n");
1079 | }
1080 | }
1081 |
1082 | sub parseTVGIcons {
1083 | require GD;
1084 | $rc = Encode::encode('utf8', &getURL($tvgspritesurl . "$zlineupId\.css",0) );
1085 | if ($rc =~ /background-image:.+?url\((.+?)\)/) {
1086 | my $url = $tvgspritesurl . $1;
1087 |
1088 | if (! -d $iconDir) {
1089 | mkdir($iconDir) or die "Can't mkdir: $!\n";
1090 | }
1091 |
1092 | ($n,$_,$s) = fileparse($url, qr"\..*");
1093 | $f = $iconDir . "/sprites-" . $n . $s;
1094 | &wbf($f, &getURL($url,0));
1095 |
1096 | GD::Image->trueColor(1);
1097 | $im = new GD::Image->new($f);
1098 |
1099 | my $iconw = 30;
1100 | my $iconh = 20;
1101 | while ($rc =~ /listings-channel-icon-(.+?)\{.+?position:.*?\-(\d+).+?(\d+).*?\}/isg) {
1102 | my $cid = $1;
1103 | my $iconx = $2;
1104 | my $icony = $3;
1105 |
1106 | my $icon = new GD::Image($iconw,$iconh);
1107 | $icon->alphaBlending(0);
1108 | $icon->saveAlpha(1);
1109 | $icon->copy($im, 0, 0, $iconx, $icony, $iconw, $iconh);
1110 |
1111 | $logos{$cid}{logo} = "sprite-" . $cid;
1112 | $logos{$cid}{logoExt} = $s;
1113 |
1114 | my $ifn = $iconDir . "/" . $logos{$cid}{logo} . $logos{$cid}{logoExt};
1115 | &wbf($ifn, $icon->png);
1116 | }
1117 | }
1118 | }
1119 |
1120 | sub parseTVGD {
1121 | my $gz = gzopen(shift, "rb");
1122 | my $buffer;
1123 | $buffer .= $b while $gz->gzread($b, 65535) > 0;
1124 | $gz->gzclose();
1125 | my $t = decode_json($buffer);
1126 |
1127 | if (defined($t->{'program'})) {
1128 | my $prog = $t->{'program'};
1129 | if (defined($prog->{'release_year'})) {
1130 | $programs{$cp}{movie_year} = $prog->{'release_year'};
1131 | }
1132 | if (defined($prog->{'rating'}) && !defined($programs{$cp}{rating})) {
1133 | $programs{$cp}{rating} = $prog->{'rating'} if $prog->{'rating'} ne 'NR';
1134 | }
1135 | }
1136 |
1137 | if (defined($t->{'tvobject'})) {
1138 | my $tvo = $t->{'tvobject'};
1139 | if (defined($tvo->{'photos'})) {
1140 | my $photos = $tvo->{'photos'};
1141 | my %phash;
1142 | foreach $ph (@{$photos}) {
1143 | my $w = $ph->{'width'} * $ph->{'height'};
1144 | my $u = $ph->{'url'};
1145 | $phash{$w} = $u;
1146 | }
1147 | my $big = (sort {$b <=> $a} keys %phash)[0];
1148 | $programs{$cp}{imageUrl} = $phash{$big};
1149 | }
1150 | }
1151 | }
1152 |
1153 | sub parseTVGGrid {
1154 | my $gz = gzopen(shift, "rb");
1155 | my $buffer;
1156 | $buffer .= $b while $gz->gzread($b, 65535) > 0;
1157 | $gz->gzclose();
1158 | my $t = decode_json($buffer);
1159 |
1160 | foreach my $e (@{$t}) {
1161 | my $cjs = $e->{'Channel'};
1162 | my $src = $cjs->{'SourceId'};
1163 | my $num = $cjs->{'Number'};
1164 |
1165 | $cs = "$num.$src";
1166 |
1167 | if (%tvgfavs) {
1168 | next if (!$tvgfavs{$cs});
1169 | }
1170 |
1171 | if (!defined($stations{$cs}{stnNum})) {
1172 | $stations{$cs}{stnNum} = $src;
1173 | $stations{$cs}{number} = $num;
1174 | $stations{$cs}{name} = $cjs->{'Name'};
1175 | if (defined($cjs->{'FullName'}) && $cjs->{'FullName'} ne $cjs->{'Name'}) {
1176 | if ($cjs->{'FullName'} ne '') {
1177 | $stations{$cs}{fullname} = $cjs->{'FullName'};
1178 | }
1179 | }
1180 |
1181 | if (!defined($stations{$cs}{order})) {
1182 | if (defined($options{b})) {
1183 | $stations{$cs}{order} = $coNum++;
1184 | } else {
1185 | $stations{$cs}{order} = $stations{$cs}{number};
1186 | }
1187 | }
1188 | }
1189 |
1190 | my $cps = $e->{'ProgramSchedules'};
1191 | foreach my $pe (@{$cps}) {
1192 | next if (!defined($pe->{'ProgramId'}));
1193 | $cp = $pe->{'ProgramId'};
1194 | my $catid = $pe->{'CatId'};
1195 |
1196 | if ($catid == 1) { $programs{$cp}{genres}{movie} = 1 }
1197 | elsif ($catid == 2) { $programs{$cp}{genres}{sports} = 1 }
1198 | elsif ($catid == 3) { $programs{$cp}{genres}{family} = 1 }
1199 | elsif ($catid == 4) { $programs{$cp}{genres}{news} = 1 }
1200 | # 5 - 10?
1201 | # my $subcatid = $pe->{'SubCatId'};
1202 |
1203 | my $ppid = $pe->{'ParentProgramId'};
1204 | if ((defined($ppid) && $ppid != 0)
1205 | || (defined($options{j}) && $catid != 1)) {
1206 | $programs{$cp}{genres}{series} = 99;
1207 | }
1208 |
1209 | $programs{$cp}{title} = $pe->{'Title'};
1210 | $tba = 1 if $programs{$cp}{title} =~ /$sTBA/i;
1211 |
1212 | if (defined($pe->{'EpisodeTitle'}) && $pe->{'EpisodeTitle'} ne '') {
1213 | $programs{$cp}{episode} = $pe->{'EpisodeTitle'};
1214 | $tba = 1 if $programs{$cp}{episode} =~ /$sTBA/i;
1215 | }
1216 |
1217 | $programs{$cp}{description} = $pe->{'CopyText'} if defined($pe->{'CopyText'}) && $pe->{'CopyText'} ne '';
1218 | $programs{$cp}{rating} = $pe->{'Rating'} if defined($pe->{'Rating'}) && $pe->{'Rating'} ne '';
1219 |
1220 | my $sch = $pe->{'StartTime'} * 1000;
1221 | $schedule{$cs}{$sch}{time} = $sch;
1222 | $schedule{$cs}{$sch}{endtime} = $pe->{'EndTime'} * 1000;
1223 | $schedule{$cs}{$sch}{program} = $cp;
1224 | $schedule{$cs}{$sch}{station} = $cs;
1225 |
1226 | my $airat = $pe->{'AiringAttrib'};
1227 | if ($airat & 1) { $schedule{$cs}{$sch}{live} = 1 }
1228 | elsif ($airat & 4) { $schedule{$cs}{$sch}{new} = 1 }
1229 | # other bits?
1230 |
1231 | my $tvo = $pe->{'TVObject'};
1232 | if (defined($tvo)) {
1233 | if (defined($tvo->{'SeasonNumber'}) && $tvo->{'SeasonNumber'} != 0) {
1234 | $programs{$cp}{seasonNum} = $tvo->{'SeasonNumber'};
1235 | if (defined($tvo->{'EpisodeNumber'}) && $tvo->{'EpisodeNumber'} != 0) {
1236 | $programs{$cp}{episodeNum} = $tvo->{'EpisodeNumber'};
1237 | }
1238 | }
1239 | if (defined($tvo->{'EpisodeAirDate'})) {
1240 | my $eaid = $tvo->{'EpisodeAirDate'}; # GMT @ 00:00:00
1241 | $eaid =~ tr/\-0-9//cd;
1242 | $programs{$cp}{originalAirDate} = $eaid if ($eaid ne '');
1243 | }
1244 | my $url;
1245 | if (defined($tvo->{'EpisodeSEOUrl'}) && $tvo->{'EpisodeSEOUrl'} ne '') {
1246 | $url = $tvo->{'EpisodeSEOUrl'};
1247 | } elsif(defined($tvo->{'SEOUrl'}) && $tvo->{'SEOUrl'} ne '') {
1248 | $url = $tvo->{'SEOUrl'};
1249 | $url = "/movies$url" if ($catid == 1 && $url !~ /movies/);
1250 | }
1251 | $programs{$cp}{url} = substr($tvgurl, 0, -1) . $url if defined($url);
1252 | }
1253 |
1254 | if (defined($options{I})
1255 | || (defined($options{D}) && $programs{$cp}{genres}{movie})
1256 | || (defined($options{W}) && $programs{$cp}{genres}{movie}) ) {
1257 | &getDetails(\&parseTVGD, $cp, $tvgMapiRoot . "listings/details?program=$cp", "");
1258 | }
1259 | }
1260 | }
1261 | }
1262 |
1263 | sub getDetails {
1264 | my ($func, $cp, $url, $prefix) = @_;
1265 | my $fn = "$cacheDir/$prefix$cp\.js\.gz";
1266 | if (! -e $fn) {
1267 | my $rs = &getURL($url,1);
1268 | if (length($rs)) {
1269 | $rc = Encode::encode('utf8', $rs);
1270 | &wbf($fn, Compress::Zlib::memGzip($rc));
1271 | }
1272 | }
1273 | if (-e $fn) {
1274 | my $l = length($prefix) ? $prefix : "D";
1275 | &pout("[$l] Parsing: $cp\n");
1276 | $func->($fn);
1277 | } else {
1278 | &pout("Skipping: $cp\n");
1279 | }
1280 | }
1281 |
1282 | sub parseJSON {
1283 | my $gz = gzopen(shift, "rb");
1284 | my $buffer;
1285 | $buffer .= $b while $gz->gzread($b, 65535) > 0;
1286 | $gz->gzclose();
1287 | my $t = decode_json($buffer);
1288 |
1289 | my $sts = $t->{'channels'};
1290 | my %zapStarred=();
1291 | foreach $s (@$sts) {
1292 |
1293 | if (defined($s->{'channelId'})) {
1294 | if (!$allChan && scalar(keys %zapFavorites)) {
1295 | if ($zapFavorites{$s->{channelId}}) {
1296 | if ($options{8}) {
1297 | next if $zapStarred{$s->{channelId}};
1298 | $zapStarred{$s->{channelId}} = 1;
1299 | }
1300 | } else {
1301 | next;
1302 | }
1303 | }
1304 | # id (uniq) vs channelId, but id not nec consistent in cache
1305 | $cs = $s->{channelNo} . "." . $s->{channelId};
1306 | $stations{$cs}{stnNum} = $s->{channelId};
1307 | $stations{$cs}{name} = $s->{'callSign'};
1308 | $stations{$cs}{number} = $s->{'channelNo'};
1309 | $stations{$cs}{number} =~ s/^0+//g;
1310 |
1311 | if (!defined($stations{$cs}{order})) {
1312 | if (defined($options{b})) {
1313 | $stations{$cs}{order} = $coNum++;
1314 | } else {
1315 | $stations{$cs}{order} = $stations{$cs}{number};
1316 | }
1317 | }
1318 |
1319 | if ($s->{'thumbnail'} ne '') {
1320 | my $url = $s->{'thumbnail'};
1321 | $url =~ s/\?.*//; # remove size
1322 | if ($url !~ /^http/) {
1323 | $url = "https:" . $url;
1324 | }
1325 | $stations{$cs}{logoURL} = $url;
1326 | &handleLogo($url) if defined($iconDir);
1327 | }
1328 |
1329 | my $events = $s->{'events'};
1330 | foreach $e (@$events) {
1331 | my $program = $e->{'program'};
1332 | $cp = $program->{'id'};
1333 | $programs{$cp}{title} = $program->{'title'};
1334 | $tba = 1 if $programs{$cp}{title} =~ /$sTBA/i;
1335 | $programs{$cp}{episode} = $program->{'episodeTitle'} if ($program->{'episodeTitle'} ne '');
1336 | $programs{$cp}{description} = $program->{'shortDesc'} if ($program->{'shortDesc'} ne '');
1337 | $programs{$cp}{duration} = $e->{duration} if ($e->{duration} > 0);
1338 | $programs{$cp}{movie_year} = $program->{releaseYear} if ($program->{releaseYear} ne '');
1339 | $programs{$cp}{seasonNum} = $program->{season} if ($program->{'season'} ne '');
1340 | if ($program->{'episode'} ne '') {
1341 | $programs{$cp}{episodeNum} = $program->{episode};
1342 | }
1343 | if ($e->{'thumbnail'} ne '') {
1344 | my $turl = $urlAssets;
1345 | $turl .= $e->{'thumbnail'} . ".jpg";
1346 | $programs{$cp}{imageUrl} = $turl;
1347 | }
1348 | if ($program->{'seriesId'} ne '' && $program->{'tmsId'} ne '') {
1349 | $programs{$cp}{url} = $urlRoot . "/overview.html?programSeriesId="
1350 | . $program->{seriesId} . "&tmsId=" . $program->{tmsId};
1351 | }
1352 |
1353 | $sch = str2time1($e->{'startTime'}) * 1000;
1354 | $schedule{$cs}{$sch}{time} = $sch;
1355 | $schedule{$cs}{$sch}{endTime} = str2time1($e->{'endTime'}) * 1000;
1356 | $schedule{$cs}{$sch}{program} = $cp;
1357 | $schedule{$cs}{$sch}{station} = $cs;
1358 |
1359 | if ($e->{'filter'}) {
1360 | my $genres = $e->{'filter'};
1361 | my $i = 1;
1362 | foreach $g (@{$genres}) {
1363 | $g =~ s/filter-//i;
1364 | ${$programs{$cp}{genres}}{lc($g)} = $i++;
1365 | }
1366 | }
1367 |
1368 | $programs{$cp}{rating} = $e->{rating} if ($e->{rating} ne '');
1369 |
1370 | if ($e->{'tags'}) {
1371 | my $tags = $e->{'tags'};
1372 | if (grep $_ eq 'CC', @{$tags}) {
1373 | $schedule{$cs}{$sch}{cc} = 1
1374 | }
1375 | }
1376 |
1377 | if ($e->{'flag'}) {
1378 | my $flags = $e->{'flag'};
1379 | if (grep $_ eq 'New', @{$flags}) {
1380 | $schedule{$cs}{$sch}{new} = 'New'
1381 | &setOriginalAirDate();
1382 | }
1383 | if (grep $_ eq 'Live', @{$flags}) {
1384 | $schedule{$cs}{$sch}{live} = 'Live'
1385 | &setOriginalAirDate(); # live to tape?
1386 | }
1387 | if (grep $_ eq 'Premiere', @{$flags}) {
1388 | $schedule{$cs}{$sch}{premiere} = 'Premiere';
1389 | }
1390 | if (grep $_ eq 'Finale', @{$flags}) {
1391 | $schedule{$cs}{$sch}{finale} = 'Finale';
1392 | }
1393 | }
1394 |
1395 | if ($options{D} && !$program->{isGeneric}) {
1396 | &postJSONO($cp, $program->{seriesId});
1397 | }
1398 | if (defined($options{j}) && $cp !~ /^MV/) {
1399 | $programs{$cp}{genres}{series} = 99;
1400 | }
1401 | }
1402 | }
1403 | }
1404 | return 0;
1405 | }
1406 |
1407 | sub postJSONO {
1408 | my ($cp, $sid) = @_;
1409 | my $fn = "$cacheDir/O$cp\.js\.gz";
1410 |
1411 | if (! -e $fn && defined($sidCache{$sid}) && -e $sidCache{$sid}) {
1412 | copy($sidCache{$sid}, $fn);
1413 | }
1414 | if (! -e $fn) {
1415 | my $url = $urlRoot . 'api/program/overviewDetails';
1416 | &pout("[$treq] Post $sid: $url\n");
1417 | sleep $sleeptime; # do these rapid requests flood servers?
1418 | my %phash = &getZapPParams();
1419 | $phash{programSeriesID} = $sid;
1420 | $phash{'clickstream[FromPage]'} = 'TV%20Grid';
1421 | my $r = &ua_post($url, \%phash, 'X-Requested-With' => 'XMLHttpRequest');
1422 | if ($r->is_success) {
1423 | $dc = Encode::encode('utf8', $r->decoded_content( raise_error => 1 ));
1424 | &wbf($fn, Compress::Zlib::memGzip($dc));
1425 | $sidCache{$sid} = $fn;
1426 | } else {
1427 | &perr($id . " :" . $r->status_line);
1428 | }
1429 | }
1430 | if (-e $fn) {
1431 | &pout("[D] Parsing: $cp\n");
1432 | my $gz = gzopen($fn, "rb");
1433 | my $buffer;
1434 | $buffer .= $b while $gz->gzread($b, 65535) > 0;
1435 | $gz->gzclose();
1436 | my $t = decode_json($buffer);
1437 |
1438 | if ($t->{seriesGenres} ne '') {
1439 | my $i = 2;
1440 | my %gh = %{$programs{$cp}{genres}};
1441 | if (keys %gh) {
1442 | my @genArr = sort { $gh{$a} <=> $gh{$b} } keys %gh;
1443 | my $max = $genArr[-1];
1444 | $i = $gh{$max} + 1;
1445 | }
1446 | foreach my $sg (split(/\|/, lc($t->{seriesGenres}))) {
1447 | if (!${$programs{$cp}{genres}}{$sg}) {
1448 | ${$programs{$cp}{genres}}{$sg} = $i++;
1449 | }
1450 | }
1451 | }
1452 |
1453 | my $i = 1;
1454 | foreach my $c (@{$t->{'overviewTab'}->{cast}}) {
1455 | my $n = $c->{name};
1456 | my $cn = $c->{characterName};
1457 | my $cr = lc($c->{role});
1458 |
1459 | if ($cr eq 'host') {
1460 | ${$programs{$cp}{presenter}}{$n} = $i++;
1461 | } else {
1462 | ${$programs{$cp}{actor}}{$n} = $i++;
1463 | ${$programs{$cp}{role}}{$n} = $cn if length($cn);
1464 | }
1465 | }
1466 | $i = 1;
1467 | foreach my $c (@{$t->{'overviewTab'}->{crew}}) {
1468 | my $n = $c->{name};
1469 | my $cr = lc($c->{role});
1470 | if ($cr =~ /producer/) {
1471 | ${$programs{$cp}{producer}}{$n} = $i++;
1472 | } elsif ($cr =~ /director/) {
1473 | ${$programs{$cp}{director}}{$n} = $i++;
1474 | } elsif ($cr =~ /writer/) {
1475 | ${$programs{$cp}{writer}}{$n} = $i++;
1476 | }
1477 | }
1478 | if (!defined($programs{$cp}{imageUrl}) && $t->{seriesImage} ne '') {
1479 | my $turl = $urlAssets;
1480 | $turl .= $t->{seriesImage} . ".jpg";
1481 | $programs{$cp}{imageUrl} = $turl;
1482 | }
1483 | if ($cp =~ /^MV|^SH/ && length($t->{seriesDescription}) > length($programs{$cp}{description})) {
1484 | $programs{$cp}{description} = $t->{seriesDescription};
1485 | }
1486 | if ($cp =~ /^EP/) { # GMT @ 00:00:00
1487 | my $ue = $t->{overviewTab}->{upcomingEpisode};
1488 | if (defined($ue) && lc($ue->{tmsID}) eq lc($cp)
1489 | && $ue->{originalAirDate} ne ''
1490 | && $ue->{originalAirDate} ne '1000-01-01T00:00Z') {
1491 | $oad = str2time2($ue->{originalAirDate}) ;
1492 | $oad *= 1000;
1493 | $programs{$cp}{originalAirDate} = $oad;
1494 | } else {
1495 | foreach my $ue (@{$t->{upcomingEpisodeTab}}) {
1496 | if (lc($ue->{tmsID}) eq lc($cp)
1497 | && $ue->{originalAirDate} ne ''
1498 | && $ue->{originalAirDate} ne '1000-01-01T00:00Z'
1499 | ) {
1500 | $oad = str2time2($ue->{originalAirDate}) ;
1501 | $oad *= 1000;
1502 | $programs{$cp}{originalAirDate} = $oad;
1503 | last;
1504 | }
1505 | }
1506 | }
1507 | }
1508 | } else {
1509 | &pout("Skipping: $sid\n");
1510 | }
1511 | }
1512 |
1513 | sub str2time1 {
1514 | my $t = Time::Piece->strptime(shift, '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ');
1515 | return $t->epoch();
1516 | }
1517 |
1518 | sub str2time2 {
1519 | my $t = Time::Piece->strptime(shift, '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%MZ');
1520 | return $t->epoch();
1521 | }
1522 |
1523 | sub hourToMillis {
1524 | ($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst) = localtime(time);
1525 | if ($start == 0) {
1526 | $hour = int($hour/$gridHours) * $gridHours;
1527 | } else {
1528 | $hour = 0;
1529 | }
1530 | $t = timegm(0,0,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year);
1531 | $t = $t - (&tz_offset * 3600) if !defined($options{g});
1532 | ($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst) = gmtime($t);
1533 | $t = timegm($sec, $min, $hour,$mday,$mon,$year);
1534 | return $t . "000";
1535 | }
1536 |
1537 | sub tz_offset {
1538 | my $n = defined $_[0] ? $_[0] : time;
1539 | my ($lm, $lh, $ly, $lyd) = (localtime $n)[1, 2, 5, 7];
1540 | my ($gm, $gh, $gy, $gyd) = (gmtime $n)[1, 2, 5, 7];
1541 | ($lm - $gm)/60 + $lh - $gh + 24 * ($ly - $gy || $lyd - $gyd)
1542 | }
1543 |
1544 | sub timezone {
1545 | my $tztime = defined $_[0] ? &_rtrim3(shift) : time;
1546 | my $os = sprintf "%.1f", (timegm(localtime($tztime)) - $tztime) / 3600;
1547 | my $mins = sprintf "%02d", abs( $os - int($os) ) * 60;
1548 | return sprintf("%+03d", int($os)) . $mins;
1549 | }
1550 |
1551 | sub max ($$) { $_[$_[0] < $_[1]] }
1552 | sub min ($$) { $_[$_[0] > $_[1]] }
1553 |
1554 | sub HELP_MESSAGE {
1555 | print < ($VERSION)
1557 | -u
1558 | -p
1559 | -d <# of days> (default = $days)
1560 | -n <# of no-cache days> (from end) (default = $ncdays)
1561 | -N <# of no-cache days> (from start) (default = $ncsdays)
1562 | -B
1563 | -s (default = $start)
1564 | -o