import base64 import logging from abc import ABCMeta, abstractmethod from http.cookiejar import CookieJar, MozillaCookieJar from typing import Optional, Union from urllib.parse import urlparse import click import requests from requests.adapters import HTTPAdapter, Retry from rich.padding import Padding from rich.rule import Rule from devine.core.cacher import Cacher from devine.core.config import config from devine.core.console import console from devine.core.constants import AnyTrack from devine.core.credential import Credential from devine.core.titles import Title_T, Titles_T from devine.core.tracks import Chapter, Tracks from devine.core.utilities import get_ip_info class Service(metaclass=ABCMeta): """The Service Base Class.""" # Abstract class variables ALIASES: tuple[str, ...] = () # list of aliases for the service; alternatives to the service tag. GEOFENCE: tuple[str, ...] = () # list of ip regions required to use the service. empty list == no specific region. def __init__(self, ctx: click.Context): console.print(Padding( Rule(f"[rule.text]Service: {self.__class__.__name__}"), (1, 2) )) self.config = ctx.obj.config self.log = logging.getLogger(self.__class__.__name__) self.session = self.get_session() self.cache = Cacher(self.__class__.__name__) if not ctx.parent or not ctx.parent.params.get("no_proxy"): if ctx.parent: proxy = ctx.parent.params["proxy"] else: proxy = None if not proxy: # don't override the explicit proxy set by the user, even if they may be geoblocked with console.status("Checking if current region is Geoblocked...", spinner="dots"): if self.GEOFENCE: # no explicit proxy, let's get one to GEOFENCE if needed current_region = get_ip_info(self.session)["country"].lower() if any(x.lower() == current_region for x in self.GEOFENCE): self.log.info("Service is not Geoblocked in your region") else: requested_proxy = self.GEOFENCE[0] # first is likely main region self.log.info(f"Service is Geoblocked in your region, getting a Proxy to {requested_proxy}") for proxy_provider in ctx.obj.proxy_providers: proxy = proxy_provider.get_proxy(requested_proxy) if proxy: self.log.info(f"Got Proxy from {proxy_provider.__class__.__name__}") break else: self.log.info("Service has no Geofence") if proxy: self.session.proxies.update({"all": proxy}) proxy_parse = urlparse(proxy) if proxy_parse.username and proxy_parse.password: self.session.headers.update({ "Proxy-Authorization": base64.b64encode( f"{proxy_parse.username}:{proxy_parse.password}".encode("utf8") ).decode() }) # Optional Abstract functions # The following functions may be implemented by the Service. # Otherwise, the base service code (if any) of the function will be executed on call. # The functions will be executed in shown order. @staticmethod def get_session() -> requests.Session: """ Creates a Python-requests Session, adds common headers from config, cookies, retry handler, and a proxy if available. :returns: Prepared Python-requests Session """ session = requests.Session() session.headers.update(config.headers) session.mount("https://", HTTPAdapter( max_retries=Retry( total=15, backoff_factor=0.2, status_forcelist=[429, 500, 502, 503, 504] ), # 16 connections is used for byte-ranged downloads # double it to allow for 16 non-related connections pool_maxsize=16 * 2, pool_block=True )) session.mount("http://", session.adapters["https://"]) return session def authenticate(self, cookies: Optional[MozillaCookieJar] = None, credential: Optional[Credential] = None) -> None: """ Authenticate the Service with Cookies and/or Credentials (Email/Username and Password). This is effectively a login() function. Any API calls or object initializations needing to be made, should be made here. This will be run before any of the following abstract functions. You should avoid storing or using the Credential outside this function. Make any calls you need for any Cookies, Tokens, or such, then use those. The Cookie jar should also not be stored outside this function. However, you may load the Cookie jar into the service session. """ if cookies is not None: if not isinstance(cookies, CookieJar): raise TypeError(f"Expected cookies to be a {MozillaCookieJar}, not {cookies!r}.") self.session.cookies.update(cookies) def get_widevine_service_certificate(self, *, challenge: bytes, title: Title_T, track: AnyTrack) \ -> Union[bytes, str]: """ Get the Widevine Service Certificate used for Privacy Mode. :param challenge: The service challenge, providing this to a License endpoint should return the privacy certificate that the service uses. :param title: The current `Title` from get_titles that is being executed. This is provided in case it has data needed to be used, e.g. for a HTTP request. :param track: The current `Track` needing decryption. Provided for same reason as `title`. :return: The Service Privacy Certificate as Bytes or a Base64 string. Don't Base64 Encode or Decode the data, return as is to reduce unnecessary computations. """ def get_widevine_license(self, *, challenge: bytes, title: Title_T, track: AnyTrack) -> Optional[Union[bytes, str]]: """ Get a Widevine License message by sending a License Request (challenge). This License message contains the encrypted Content Decryption Keys and will be read by the Cdm and decrypted. This is a very important request to get correct. A bad, unexpected, or missing value in the request can cause your key to be detected and promptly banned, revoked, disabled, or downgraded. :param challenge: The license challenge from the Widevine CDM. :param title: The current `Title` from get_titles that is being executed. This is provided in case it has data needed to be used, e.g. for a HTTP request. :param track: The current `Track` needing decryption. Provided for same reason as `title`. :return: The License response as Bytes or a Base64 string. Don't Base64 Encode or Decode the data, return as is to reduce unnecessary computations. """ # Required Abstract functions # The following functions *must* be implemented by the Service. # The functions will be executed in shown order. @abstractmethod def get_titles(self) -> Titles_T: """ Get Titles for the provided title ID. Return a Movies, Series, or Album objects containing Movie, Episode, or Song title objects respectively. The returned data must be for the given title ID, or a spawn of the title ID. At least one object is expected to be returned, or it will presume an invalid Title ID was provided. You can use the `data` dictionary class instance attribute of each Title to store data you may need later on. This can be useful to store information on each title that will be required like any sub-asset IDs, or such. """ @abstractmethod def get_tracks(self, title: Title_T) -> Tracks: """ Get Track objects of the Title. Return a Tracks object, which itself can contain Video, Audio, Subtitle or even Chapters. Tracks.videos, Tracks.audio, Tracks.subtitles, and Track.chapters should be a List of Track objects. Each Track in the Tracks should represent a Video/Audio Stream/Representation/Adaptation or a Subtitle file. While one Track should only hold information for one stream/downloadable, try to get as many unique Track objects per stream type so Stream selection by the root code can give you more options in terms of Resolution, Bitrate, Codecs, Language, e.t.c. No decision making or filtering of which Tracks get returned should happen here. It can be considered an error to filter for e.g. resolution, codec, and such. All filtering based on arguments will be done by the root code automatically when needed. Make sure you correctly mark which Tracks are encrypted or not, and by which DRM System via its `drm` property. If you are able to obtain the Track's KID (Key ID) as a 32 char (16 bit) HEX string, provide it to the Track's `kid` variable as it will speed up the decryption process later on. It may or may not be needed, that depends on the service. Generally if you can provide it, without downloading any of the Track's stream data, then do. :param title: The current `Title` from get_titles that is being executed. :return: Tracks object containing Video, Audio, Subtitles, and Chapters, if available. """ @abstractmethod def get_chapters(self, title: Title_T) -> list[Chapter]: """ Get Chapter objects of the Title. Return a list of Chapter objects. This will be run after get_tracks. If there's anything from the get_tracks that may be needed, e.g. "device_id" or a-like, store it in the class via `self` and re-use the value in get_chapters. How it's used is generally the same as get_titles. These are only separated as to reduce function complexity and keep them focused on simple tasks. You do not need to sort or order the chapters in any way. However, you do need to filter and alter them as needed by the service. No modification is made after get_chapters is ran. So that means ensure that the Chapter objects returned have consistent Chapter Titles and Chapter Numbers. :param title: The current `Title` from get_titles that is being executed. :return: List of Chapter objects, if available, empty list otherwise. """ __all__ = ("Service",)