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# Author: paczesiowa@gmail.com
#
# This plugin works for videos from www.joemonster.org using 'Monster Player'
#
# Most (~70%) of them are single embedded youtube videos:
# http://www.joemonster.org/filmy/28773/Sposob_na_Euro_2012
# This plugin doesn't directly support them,
# so get_flash_videos fallbacks to youtube method, which works just fine.
# Pages with multiple youtube videos are also supported by youtube method,
# but only the first embedded video is downloaded:
# http://www.joemonster.org/filmy/4551/Terapia_masazem
#
# This plugin claims to support a page when it contains at least one video
# embedded with Monster Player.
# Pages with mixed providers, like this (Monster Player+youtube):
# http://www.joemonster.org/filmy/5496/Kolo_Smierci
# only downloads Monster Player movies, the rest is discarded,
# because I don't know how to provide links AND fallback to a different method.
#
# There are three versions of Monster Player:
# * old/fat
# http://www.joemonster.org/filmy/28784/Genialny_wystep_mlodego_iluzjonisty_w_Mam_talent (single video)
# http://www.joemonster.org/filmy/28693/Dave_Chappelle_w_San_Francisco_ (multi videos)
#
# * new/slim
# http://www.joemonster.org/filmy/28372/Wszyscy_kochamy_Polske_czesc_ (single video)
#
# * html5
# http://joemonster.org/filmy/65314/Przyciemniane_szyby_Jakie_przy
#
# Currently multiple videos are unsupported, only the first one is downloaded,
# I have no idea how to return multiple links
#
# About 5% of videos are embedded from external providers (different than youtube),
# they should work if get_flash_videos has appropriate method.

package FlashVideo::Site::Joemonster;

use strict;
use FlashVideo::Utils;
use URI::Escape;
use URI::QueryParam;
use Encode;

our $VERSION = '0.01';
sub Version() { $VERSION;}

# Warning! This is the only perl code I've ever written.

sub resolve_redirects {
    # it's nice to be sure that $browser->content actually contains
    # contents of url provided on command line and not some 301 response
    my($self, $browser) = @_;
    if ($browser->response && $browser->response->is_redirect) {
        $browser->allow_redirects;
        $browser->get($browser->response->header('Location'));
    }
}

# We have to find dummy embedded urls, that contain the real url in the file param of the dummy url
# e.g. <embed src="http://www.joemonster.org/flvplayer.swf?file=http%3A%2F%2Fdv.joemonster.org%2Fj%2FWszyscy_kochamy_Pols28372.flv&config=http://www.joemonster.org/mtvconfig.xml&image= http://www.joemonster.org/i/downth/th/p87612.jpg&recommendations=http://www.joemonster.org/download-related.php?lid=28372"
# regexen have to be escaped in strings:(
my $new_monster_player_regex = "<\\s*embed\\s*src\\s*=\\s*\"\\s*(http:\\/\\/(www\\.)?joemonster\\.org\\/flvplayer\\.swf\\?file=.*?)\\s*\"";

sub is_new_monster_player {
    my($self, $browser) = @_;
    $self->resolve_redirects($browser);
    return $browser->content =~ m/$new_monster_player_regex/;
}

sub get_new_monster_player_url {
    my($self, $browser) = @_;
    $self->resolve_redirects($browser);
    $browser->content =~ m/$new_monster_player_regex/;
    return URI->new($1)->query_param('file') or die "no file key in player link";
}

# Old player is as easy to detect:
# e.g. <div id="fileFile"><iframe style="margin:0px;padding:0px;border:0px;" src="http://joemonster.org/emb/1277979/yt_758298656" WIDTH="800" HEIGHT="450" ></iframe></div>
# the url in src attribute is important! html5 player has the same markup, but different url
my $old_monster_player_regex = '<\\s*?div\\s+?id\\s*?=\\s*?"fileFile"\\s*?>\\s*?<\\s*?iframe.*?src\\s*?=\\s*?"(.*?/emb/[^"]+?)"';

sub is_old_monster_player {
    my($self, $browser) = @_;
    $self->resolve_redirects($browser);
    return $browser->content =~ m/$old_monster_player_regex/;
}

# But harder to download, matched url keeps redirecting (losing https, www thingies),
# until finally redirects to flash player with real video url in file parameter
sub get_old_monster_player_url {
    my($self, $browser) = @_;
    $self->resolve_redirects($browser);
    $browser->content =~ m/$old_monster_player_regex/;
    my $url = $1;
    my $file;

    # follow all the redirects until we reach the final redirect with location set to something like:
    # http://joemonster.org/flvplayer44.swf?file=http://vader.joemonster.org/upload/zhr/vid_44457715fe3324QfrOb1YBDPc.flv&skin=.......
    # we have to disable (and later reenable) auto-redirect feature
    my $auto_redirect_count = $browser->max_redirect;
    $browser->max_redirect(0);
    do {
        $url = $browser->get($url)->header('Location');
        $file = URI->new($url)->query_param('file');
    } while (!$file);
    $browser->max_redirect($auto_redirect_count);
    return $file;
}

# HTML5 player is as easy to detect:
# e.g. <div id="fileFile"><iframe style="margin:0px;padding:0px;border:0px;" src="http://joemonster.org/embtv.php?did=1298662&nothumb=1" WIDTH="1020" HEIGHT="450" ></iframe></div>
# the url in src attribute is important! Old player has the same markup, but different url
my $html5_monster_player_regex = '<\\s*?div\\s+?id\\s*?=\\s*?"fileFile"\\s*?>\\s*?<\\s*?iframe.*?src\\s*?=\\s*?"(.*?/embtv\\.php[^"]+?)"';

sub is_html5_monster_player {
    my($self, $browser) = @_;
    $self->resolve_redirects($browser);
    return $browser->content =~ m/$html5_monster_player_regex/;
}

sub get_html5_monster_player_url {
    my($self, $browser) = @_;
    $self->resolve_redirects($browser);
    $browser->content =~ m/$html5_monster_player_regex/;
    $browser->get($1);
    my $iframe_content = $browser->content;

    # iframe contains <video> tag with <source> tag inside
    # e.g. <video class="html5videobox-action"  poster="" controls style="width:100%; height: 100%; margin: 0px;"> <source src="http://vader.joemonster.org/upload/qno/129866237b6a530yt_216564226.mp4" type="video/mp4">
    my $video_source_regex = '<\\s*video\\s+class\\s*=\\s*"html5videobox-action".*?<\\s*source\\s+src\\s*=\\s*"([^"]+?)"';
    $iframe_content =~ m/$video_source_regex/s;
    return $1;
}

sub can_handle {
    my($self, $browser, $url) = @_;
    $self->resolve_redirects($browser);
    return $self->is_html5_monster_player($browser) || $self->is_new_monster_player($browser) || $self->is_old_monster_player($browser);
}

sub find_video {
    my($self, $browser, $url) = @_;
    $self->resolve_redirects($browser);

    my $title;
    if ($browser->title =~ m/(.*) - Joe Monster/ ) {
	$title = Encode::encode_utf8($1);
    } else {
	$title = $browser->title;
    }

    my $real_url;

    if ($self->is_new_monster_player($browser)) {
	$real_url = $self->get_new_monster_player_url($browser);
    } elsif ($self->is_html5_monster_player($browser)) {
        $real_url = $self->get_html5_monster_player_url($browser);
    } else {
	$real_url = $self->get_old_monster_player_url($browser);
    }

    return $real_url, title_to_filename($title);
}

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