# a symlink which points to it.
require 'pathname'
+# And getoptlong to check for our one option, --continue.
+require 'getoptlong'
+
# This bit of magic adds the parent directory (the
# project root) to the list of ruby load paths.
# Thus, our require statements will work regardless of
EXIT_NO_URL = 1
EXIT_INVALID_URL = 2
EXIT_COULDNT_GET_VIDEO_URL = 3
-EXIT_OUTPUT_FILE_ALREADY_EXISTS = 4
+EXIT_IO_ERROR = 4
EXIT_ERROR_READING_FROM_VIDEO_URL = 5
EXIT_CONNECTION_REFUSED = 6
EXIT_HTTP_ERROR = 7
EXIT_ACCESS_DENIED = 8
+def usage()
+ puts <<EOF
+
+Usage: whatever-dl [options] <url>
+
+Options:
+ -c, --continue Continue downloading a previously-attempted file.
+
+EOF
+
+end
+
# Only actually do something if this script was called
# directly (i.e. not from the tests).
if (__FILE__ == $0) then
+ # Default options.
+ options = { :continue => false }
+
+ # Parse the command-line options into the options hash.
+ opts = GetoptLong.new(["--continue", "-c", GetoptLong::NO_ARGUMENT],
+ ["--help", "-h", GetoptLong::NO_ARGUMENT])
+
+ opts.each do |opt, arg|
+ case opt
+ when '--help'
+ usage()
+ Kernel.exit(EXIT_SUCCESS)
+ when '--continue'
+ options[:continue] = true
+ end
+ end
+
+ # Warn about nonsensical options.
+ if options[:continue] and not (Configuration::DOWNLOAD_METHOD == :wget)
+ puts 'WARNING: The --continue flag does nothing unless DOWNLOAD_METHOD is :wget.'
+ end
+
+ # Note that GetoptLong steals its arguments from ARGV, so we don't need
+ # to take optional arguments into account when figuring out whether or not
+ # we were passed a URL.
if (ARGV.length < 1) then
# If the user didn't give us a URL, yell
# at him or her.
- puts 'Usage: whatever-dl <url>'
+ usage()
Kernel.exit(EXIT_NO_URL)
end
puts 'Error retrieving video URL.'
exit(EXIT_COULDNT_GET_VIDEO_URL)
end
-
- if File.exists?(site.get_video_filename())
- puts "Error: output file already exists. Please remove #{site.get_video_filename()}, and try again."
- Kernel.exit(EXIT_OUTPUT_FILE_ALREADY_EXISTS)
- end
# The Downloader class is a factory; it should decide
# which subclass we get.
# naturally not report any of these, since it will die in
# its own process.
begin
- downloader.download(video_url, site.get_video_filename())
+ downloader.download(video_url,
+ site.get_video_filename(),
+ continue=options[:continue])
rescue Errno::ECONNREFUSED => e
puts 'The connection to the server (to download the video file) was refused. Check your connection, and try again later.'
Kernel.exit(EXIT_CONNECTION_REFUSED)
rescue OpenURI::HTTPError => e
puts "An HTTP error occurred while downloading the video file: #{e.message}."
Kernel.exit(EXIT_HTTP_ERROR)
+ rescue IOError => e
+ puts "Input/Output Error: #{e.message}"
+ Kernel.exit(EXIT_IO_ERROR)
end
# Write an empty line at the end for aesthetic reasons.
class WgetDownloader < Downloader
- def download(url, outfile)
+ def download(url, outfile, continue=false)
+ if (continue == false and File.exists?(outfile))
+ raise IOError.new("Output file already exists. Please remove #{outfile}, and try again. If this is a partially-downloaded file, you can use the --continue flag to pick up where it left off.")
+ end
+
+ options = ''
+
+ if continue == true
+ options += '--continue'
+ end
+
# This one's easy.
- Kernel.exec("wget -O \"#{outfile}\" \"#{url}\"")
+ cmd = "wget #{options} -O \"#{outfile}\" \"#{url}\""
+ puts "\nExecuting external command: #{cmd}\n\n"
+ Kernel.exec(cmd)
end
end