Add configuration mode & Refactor stream filtering and catalog configuration

[mhdzumair]

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Release Notes

• New Features

  • Introduced a "Configuration Mode" allowing users to switch between "Newbie User" and "Pro User" modes.
  • Added "Streaming Provider Options" with checkboxes for various settings.

• Improvements

  • Enhanced error handling for poster generation and metadata retrieval.
  • Streamlined scraping logic by removing unnecessary parameters and checks.
  • Simplified default values and added new fields in the user data schema.

• User Interface

  • Updated styles for buttons and layout to improve user experience.

These updates aim to enhance user experience, improve functionality, and streamline processes within the application.

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Walkthrough

The changes primarily involve modifications to several files, focusing on enhancing logic, error handling, and user interface elements. Key updates include simplifying the get_streams function in api/main.py, refining parameter handling in db/crud.py, and improving the UserData schema in db/schemas.py. New CSS classes and HTML sections enhance the configuration interface, while JavaScript updates improve user experience by managing configuration modes. Additionally, constants in utils/const.py have been reorganized, and stream filtering logic in utils/parser.py has been simplified.

Changes

File	Change Summary
api/main.py	Updated get_streams logic to check user_data.contribution_streams. Enhanced error handling in get_poster with specific logging and HTTPException raising.
db/crud.py	Modified get_movie_streams and get_series_streams to remove user_data parameter. Improved error handling in metadata retrieval functions.
db/schemas.py	Changed default values for selected_catalogs and language_sorting. Added contribution_streams boolean field with default value False.
resources/css/styles.css	Introduced new CSS classes for UI enhancements, including .mode-switch, .mode-buttons, and .mode-btn.
resources/html/configure.html	Added new sections for "Configuration Mode" and "Streaming Provider Options". Adjusted visibility of existing sections based on user mode.
resources/js/config_script.js	Added setConfigMode(mode) function for managing configuration modes and updated getUserData() to include contribution_streams.
scrapers/utils.py	Simplified run_scrapers function by removing user_data parameter and streamlining conditional checks.
utils/const.py	Removed specific catalog entries from CATALOG_DATA, updated TORRENT_SORTING_PRIORITY, and introduced LANGUAGES_FILTERS list.
utils/parser.py	Simplified filtering logic in filter_and_sort_streams and renamed parameter in dynamic_sort_key for clarity.

Possibly related PRs

• #284: Changes in api/main.py regarding catalog retrieval and caching mechanisms may relate to the modifications in the get_streams function in the main PR.
• #287: The download_info function in api/main.py has been modified to include a check for user permissions, which aligns with the changes in the main PR that enhance error handling in the get_streams function.
• #290: The improvements in error handling in api/main.py for the get_catalog and get_meta functions may connect with the overall error handling enhancements in the main PR.
• #313: The modifications to the get_streams function in api/main.py to include media type in the URL construction are directly related to the changes made in the main PR regarding the get_streams function.
• #325: The enhancements to the get_movie_streams and get_series_streams functions in db/crud.py to include Redis lock handling may relate to the changes in the main PR that also involve streamlining function logic and error handling.

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