Popcorn Time in Russian
On Habré Popcorn Time was already considered more than once ( here , here , here and here ).
This project has one small flaw. There are no films in the Russian voice acting there. I tried to solve this problem.
In fact, all this is said loudly, the functionality is implemented in a basic way, I ask you to take this as nothing more than proof of concept . For a couple of evenings, I threw a small parser of one quite popular torrent tracker with uploading data to the database and then issuing it in the form understandable for the Popcorn Time API .
In technical terms, nothing interesting: nginx, Node.js, Express, MongoDB (Mongoose). Perhaps the most interesting thing you can talk about is converting a torrent file to a magnet link , but even this when using the bencode package becomes very simple:
All this is up and running. You can try it in 2 ways.
1. Download the Popcorn Time collected by me. Unfortunately, only Linux 64 bit , thanks koot Mac .
2. Download Popcorn Time with git , make changes in the code (under the spoiler below) and assemble the project, as it is written here .
The source code for the backend part of http://github.com/lafin/ru-yts
That’s probably all. Have a nice watching.
PS I hope someone continues the idea.
Up. Added a filter by genre and sorting by year and alphabet.
This project has one small flaw. There are no films in the Russian voice acting there. I tried to solve this problem.
In fact, all this is said loudly, the functionality is implemented in a basic way, I ask you to take this as nothing more than proof of concept . For a couple of evenings, I threw a small parser of one quite popular torrent tracker with uploading data to the database and then issuing it in the form understandable for the Popcorn Time API .
In technical terms, nothing interesting: nginx, Node.js, Express, MongoDB (Mongoose). Perhaps the most interesting thing you can talk about is converting a torrent file to a magnet link , but even this when using the bencode package becomes very simple:
var metadata = bencode.decode(body),
sha1 = crypto.createHash('sha1');
sha1.update(bencode.encode(metadata.info));
film['hash'] = sha1.digest('hex');
film['magnet'] = 'magnet:?xt=urn:btih:' + film['hash'] + '&dn=' + metadata.info.name;
All this is up and running. You can try it in 2 ways.
1. Download the Popcorn Time collected by me. Unfortunately, only Linux 64 bit , thanks koot Mac .
2. Download Popcorn Time with git , make changes in the code (under the spoiler below) and assemble the project, as it is written here .
diff
diff --git a/src/app/lib/models/movie_collection.js b/src/app/lib/models/movie_collection.js
index bb73eaa..58f40e1 100644
--- a/src/app/lib/models/movie_collection.js+++ b/src/app/lib/models/movie_collection.js@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
return {
torrents: App.Config.getProvider('movie'),
subtitle: App.Config.getProvider('subtitle'),
- metadata: App.Trakt+ metadata: null
};
}
});
diff --git a/src/app/settings.js b/src/app/settings.js
index 291c07c..06fd21e 100644
--- a/src/app/settings.js+++ b/src/app/settings.js
@@ -66,8 +66,8 @@ Settings.deleteTmpOnClose = true;
Settings.updateApiEndpoint = 'http://popcorntime.io/';
/* TODO: Buy SSL for main domain + buy domain get-popcorn.re for fallback
Settings.updateApiEndpointMirror = 'https://popcorntime.cc/'; */
-Settings.yifyApiEndpoint = 'http://yts.re/api/';-Settings.yifyApiEndpointMirror = 'http://yts.im/api/';+Settings.yifyApiEndpoint = 'http://yts.lafin.me/api/';+Settings.yifyApiEndpointMirror = 'http://yts.lafin.me/api/';
Settings.connectionCheckUrl = 'http://google.com/';
// App Settings
The source code for the backend part of http://github.com/lafin/ru-yts
That’s probably all. Have a nice watching.
PS I hope someone continues the idea.
Up. Added a filter by genre and sorting by year and alphabet.