Add StremThru as streaming provider

MunifTanjim commented 2 weeks ago

StremThru: https://github.com/MunifTanjim/stremthru

Example Config for StremThru:

STREMTHRU_PROXY_AUTH=user-one:password-one,user-two:password-two                                                                 
STREMTHRU_STORE_AUTH="*:realdebrid:rd-api-key-one,user-two:realdebrid:rd-api-key-two"

Run by following: https://github.com/MunifTanjim/stremthru?tab=readme-ov-file#usage

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Release Notes

New Features
- Introduced a new streaming provider option, "StremThru," allowing users to configure additional settings including a Service URL.
- Added fields for user credentials (email, password) and options for enabling watchlist catalogs.
- Enhanced validation for the Service URL input to ensure proper formatting.
UI/UX Improvements
- Updated the configuration interface to include a new section for entering the Service URL, which is displayed based on user selection.
- Adjusted CSS styles to accommodate new UI elements.
Bug Fixes
- Improved handling of provider-specific errors and validation for user input related to the new streaming service.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces updates across multiple files to support a new streaming provider, "StremThru." Key changes include the addition of a new service option and an associated URL field in the StreamingProvider class within db/schemas.py, modifications to the HTML configuration for user input, and enhancements to JavaScript logic for handling service URLs. New utility functions and a client class for the StremThru service are created, ensuring proper interaction with the streaming API. Additionally, CSS styles are adjusted to accommodate the new input fields.

Changes

File	Change Summary
`db/schemas.py`	Added field: `url`, added service literal `"stremthru"` in `StreamingProvider`.
`resources/css/styles.css`	Updated selector for margin-top to include `#service_url_section`.
`resources/html/configure.html`	Added option for "StremThru (Interface)" and a new section for "Service URL" input.
`resources/js/config_script.js`	Introduced constant `servicesRequiringUrl` for handling visibility of `service_url_section`; modified validation logic for URL input.
`streaming_providers/mapper.py`	Added mappings for "stremthru" in various function dictionaries for caching and fetching data.
`streaming_providers/stremthru/client.py`	Introduced `StremThru` class with methods for API interaction and error handling.
`streaming_providers/stremthru/utils.py`	Added utility functions for interacting with StremThru, including URL retrieval and torrent management.
`utils/const.py`	Updated `STREAMING_SERVICE_REQUIREMENTS` to include `"stremthru"` with required parameters.

Possibly related PRs

#287: The main PR adds a new field url and a service option "stremthru" to the StreamingProvider class, which is directly related to the changes in the resources/html/configure.html and resources/js/config_script.js files that introduce a new section for entering a "Service URL" and handling the display of the service URL input based on the selected provider.
#286: This PR enhances the handling of service URLs for specific providers, which aligns with the main PR's addition of the url field in the StreamingProvider class, indicating a direct relationship in terms of functionality.
#340: The changes in the db/schemas.py file regarding the UserData class and the introduction of the contribution_streams field relate to the main PR's modifications to the StreamingProvider class, as both involve user data handling and configuration options.
#342: The addition of validation functions for provider credentials in this PR complements the main PR's enhancements to the StreamingProvider class, as both focus on improving the configuration and validation processes for streaming services.

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mhdzumair commented 2 weeks ago

Nice, lmk once you're done with the changes.

mhdzumair commented 2 weeks ago

is it ready for review? Please add validate credential function as well.

MunifTanjim commented 2 weeks ago

Not ready yet. I'm on vacation, will be back on 16th Nov and finish it after that.

mhdzumair commented 2 weeks ago

No worries, take your time & enjoy the vacation

mhdzumair commented 1 week ago

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