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SerjSX / pSearch

Searching tool written in Python for Piracy related websites.
https://serjsx.github.io/wpSearch/
GNU General Public License v3.0
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added progress bar #6

Closed viggo-wellme closed 1 year ago

viggo-wellme commented 1 year ago

Added a progress bar that shows the search progress. It works great on Linux idk about Windows

How it looks:

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/53278263/210619792-eca1f88d-0fa9-464f-aea4-ddf71c77f601.mp4

SerjSX commented 1 year ago

Check out the tweaks I did after merging and lmk if all runs well

viggo-wellme commented 1 year ago

Check out the tweaks I did after merging and lmk if all runs well

Everything works great

SerjSX commented 1 year ago

Check out the tweaks I did after merging and lmk if all runs well

Everything works great

Perfect. I implemented a new section next to Collections named APIs (not yet on Github) and added searching with https://pypi.org/project/RarbgAPI/ will push it as a release after further testing. Only downside is that the API is only giving the torrent link, the normal site link is returning None, so it will directly open torrent client. Will update the README after adding it

viggo-wellme commented 1 year ago

Only downside is that the API is only giving the torrent link, the normal site link is returning None, so it will directly open torrent client.

To me that sounds like a good thing. Especially for users that does not use an ad blocker

SerjSX commented 1 year ago

Only downside is that the API is only giving the torrent link, the normal site link is returning None, so it will directly open torrent client.

To me that sounds like a good thing. Especially for users that does not use an ad blocker

Yeah it is, just that I was goaling more on searching, but with APIs like these they make it easier so yeah why not. If there are more APIs like these I'll def look into them.

Looks like the API is a bit outdated so hopefully it doesn't fail in the future

viggo-wellme commented 1 year ago

Another question: what is the point of extracting Beautiful Soup and CustomTkinter from .zip files when you can just install them with pip?

SerjSX commented 1 year ago

Another question: what is the point of extracting Beautiful Soup and CustomTkinter from .zip files when you can just install them with pip?

They both look for files to run properly and the folders are needed to be there, it is annoying but 🤷‍♂️ or else the program would throw errors, for example customtkinter looks for a json file for the default theme.