This will return livestreams claims and only a few actual binary files (zip files for example).
msg = {'method': 'claim_search',
'params': {'page': 1,
'page_size': 50,
'no_totals': True,
'order_by': 'trending_mixed',
'claim_type': "stream",
'stream_types': ['binary']}}
items = requests.post("http://localhost:5279", json=msg).json()["result"]["items"]
for i in items:
print(i["value_type"], i["value"].get("stream_type", None), i["name"])
In the next example, we specifically search for stream claims with no source, that is, these should be only livestreams.
msg2 = {'method': 'claim_search',
'params': {'page': 1,
'page_size': 50,
'no_totals': True,
'order_by': 'trending_mixed',
'claim_type': "stream",
'has_no_source': True}}
items2 = requests.post("http://localhost:5279", json=msg2).json()["result"]["items"]
for i in items2:
print(i["value_type"], i["value"].get("stream_type", None), i["name"])
So it seems to me that in the first case, it should return only the binary files, and omit livestream claims that don't have a source.
I found a reference in lbry.schema.mime_types that it returns a "binary" if it cannot guess the stream type. So maybe this is the reason the livestreams are reported as "binary". Probably it can be a different default value.
This will return livestreams claims and only a few actual binary files (zip files for example).
In the next example, we specifically search for stream claims with no source, that is, these should be only livestreams.
So it seems to me that in the first case, it should return only the binary files, and omit livestream claims that don't have a source.
I found a reference in
lbry.schema.mime_types
that it returns a"binary"
if it cannot guess the stream type. So maybe this is the reason the livestreams are reported as"binary"
. Probably it can be a different default value.https://github.com/lbryio/lbry-sdk/blob/ddbbb6f1dd9e5117eb503841ef43cb0f2b2fb37a/lbry/schema/mime_types.py#L180-L184