# encoding: UTF-8
# api: streamtuner2
# title: Xiph.org
# description: ICEcast radios. Scans per JSON API, slow XML, or raw directory.
# type: channel
# url: http://dir.xiph.org/
# version: 0.5
# category: radio
# config:
# { name: xiph_min_bitrate, value: 64, type: int, description: "Minimum bitrate; filter lesser quality streams.", category: filter }
# { name: xiph_source, value: web, type: select, select: "cache=JSON cache srv|xml=Clunky XML blob|web=Forbidden fruits", description: "Source for station list extraction." }
# priority: standard
# png:
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#
# Xiph.org maintains the Ogg streaming standard and Vorbis,
# Opus, FLAC audio, and Theora video compression formats.
# The ICEcast server is an open alternative to SHOUTcast.
#
# It also provides a directory listing of known internet
# radio stations; only a handful of them using Ogg though.
# The category list is hardwired in this plugin. And there
# are three station fetching modes now:
#
# → "JSON cache" retrieves a refurbished JSON station list,
# both sliceable genres and searchable.
#
# → "Clunky XML" fetches the olden YP.XML, which is really
# slow, then slices out genres. No search. With the secret
# "buffy" mode keeps all streams buffered.
#
# → "Forbidden Fruits" extracts from dir.xiph.org HTML pages,
# with homepages and listener/max infos available. Also
# enables live server searching.
#
# The bitrate filter can strip any low-quality entries, but
# retains `0` entries (which just lack meta information and
# aren't necessarily low-bitrate.)
from config import *
from uikit import uikit
import ahttp
from channels import *
import xml.dom.minidom
import json
import re
# Xiph directory service
class xiph (ChannelPlugin):
# attributes
listformat = "srv"
has_search = True
json_url = "http://api.include-once.org/xiph/cache.php"
xml_url = "http://dir.xiph.org/yp.xml"
web_url = "http://dir.xiph.org/"
# content
categories = []
# Categories are basically just the static .genre list
def update_categories(self):
self.categories = [
g.title() if isinstance(g, str) else [s.title() for s in g]
for g in self.genres
] # entries contain no "|" search patterns anymore
# Switch to JSON, XML or HTML extractor
def update_streams(self, cat=None, search=None):
if cat:
cat = cat.lower()
# retrieval module
if conf.xiph_source in ("cache", "json"):
log.PROC("Xiph mode: processing api.dir.xiph.org JSON (via api.include-once.org cache)")
r = self.from_json_cache(cat, search)
elif conf.xiph_source in ("xml", "buffy"):
log.PROC("Xiph mode: xml.dom.minidom to traverse yp.xml")
r = self.from_yp_xml(cat, search)
else:
log.PROC("Xiph mode: extract from dir.xiph.org HTML listings")
r = self.from_raw_html(cat, search)
# filter bitrate
if conf.xiph_min_bitrate:
r = [row for row in r if row.get("bitrate", 0) <= 10 or row.get("bitrate", 0) >= int(conf.xiph_min_bitrate)]
return r
# Retrieve partial stream list from api.include-once.org cache / JSON API wrapper
#
# The server interface is specifically designed for streamtuner2. It refurbishes
# Xiphs JSOL dump (which is impossible to fix in Python, but easier per PHP).
# It doesn't contain homepage links, etc either.
# While Xiph.org promised fixing their very own JSON API, it's delayed through
# summer of code again. <https://trac.xiph.org/ticket/1958>
#
def from_json_cache(self, cat, search=None):
# With the new JSON cache API on I-O, we can load categories individually:
params = dict(search=search) if search else dict(cat=cat)
data = ahttp.get(self.json_url, params=params)
#log.DATA(data)
#-- extract
l = []
data = json.loads(data)
for e in data:
if not len(l) or l[-1]["title"] != e["stream_name"]:
l.append({
"title": e["stream_name"],
"url": e["listen_url"],
"format": e["type"],
"bitrate": int(e["bitrate"]),
"genre": e["genre"],
"playing": e["current_song"],
"listeners": 0,
"max": 0,
"homepage": (e["homepage"] if ("homepage" in e) else ""),
})
# send back the list
return l
# Extract complete YP.XML, but just filter for genre/cat
def from_yp_xml(self, cat, search=None, buffy=[]):
# Theoretically we could really buffer the extracted station lists.
# But it's a huge waste of memory to keep it around for unused
# categories. Extracting all streams{} at once would be worse. Yet
# enabling this buffer method prevents partial reloading..
if conf.xiph_source != "buffy":
buffy = []
# Get XML blob
if not buffy:
yp = ahttp.get(self.xml_url, encoding="utf-8", statusmsg="Brace yourselves, still downloading the yp.xml blob.")
else:
yp = "<none/>"
self.status("Yes, XML parsing isn't much faster either.", timeout=20)
for entry in xml.dom.minidom.parseString(yp).getElementsByTagName("entry"):
buffy.append({
"title": x(entry, "server_name"),
"url": x(entry, "listen_url"),
"format": self.mime_fmt(x(entry, "server_type")[6:]),
"bitrate": bitrate(x(entry, "bitrate")),
"channels": x(entry, "channels"),
"samplerate": x(entry, "samplerate"),
"genre": x(entry, "genre"),
"playing": x(entry, "current_song"),
"listeners": 0,
"max": 0,
"homepage": "",
})
self.status("This. Is. Happening. Now.")
# Filter out a single subtree
l = []
if cat:
rx = re.compile(cat.lower())
l = [row for row in buffy if rx.search(row["genre"])]
# Search is actually no problem. Just don't want to. Nobody is using the YP.XML mode anyway..
elif search:
pass
# Result category
return l
# Fetch directly from website. Which Xiph does not approve of; but
# hey, it's a fallback option here. And the only way to actually
# uncover station homepages.
#@use_rx
def from_raw_html(self, cat, search=None, use_rx=False):
# Build request URL
by_format = {t.lower(): t for t in self.categories[-1]}
if search:
url = "http://dir.xiph.org/search?search={}".format(search)
cat = "search"
elif by_format.get(cat):
url = "http://dir.xiph.org/by_format/{}".format(by_format[cat])
elif cat:
url = "http://dir.xiph.org/by_genre/{}".format(cat.title())
# Collect all result pages
html = ahttp.get(url)
for i in range(1,4):
if html.find('page={}">{}</a></li>'.format(i, i+1)) < 0:
break
self.status(i/5.1)
html += ahttp.get(url, {"search": cat.title(), "page": i})
try: html = html.encode("raw_unicode_escape").decode("utf-8")
except: pass
# Find streams
r = []
#for row in re.findall("""<tr class="row[01]">(.+?)</tr>""", html, re.X|re.S):
# pass
ls = re.findall("""
<tr\s+class="row[01]">
.*? class="name">
<a\s+href="(.*?)"[^>]*>
(.*?)</a>
.*? "listeners">\[(\d+)
.*? "stream-description">(.*?)<
.*? Tags: (.*?) </div>
.*? href="(/listen/\d+/listen.xspf)"
.*? class="format"\s+title="([^"]+)"
.*? /by_format/([^"]+)
""", html, re.X|re.S)
# Assemble
for homepage, title, listeners, playing, tags, url, bits, fmt in ls:
r.append(dict(
genre = unhtml(tags),
title = unhtml(title),
homepage = ahttp.fix_url(homepage),
playing = unhtml(playing),
url = "http://dir.xiph.org{}".format(url),
listformat = "xspf",
listeners = int(listeners),
bitrate = bitrate(bits),
format = self.mime_fmt(guess_format(fmt)),
))
return r
# Static list of categories
genres = [
"pop",
[
"top40", "90s", "80s", "britpop", "disco", "urban", "party",
"mashup", "kpop", "jpop", "lounge", "softpop", "top", "popular",
"schlager",
],
"rock",
[
"alternative", "electro", "country", "mixed", "metal",
"eclectic", "folk", "anime", "hardcore", "pure", "jrock"
],
"dance",
[
"electronic", "deephouse", "dancefloor", "elektro", "eurodance",
"rnb",
],
"hits",
[
"russian", "hit", "star"
],
"radio",
[
"live", "community", "student", "internet", "webradio",
],
"classic",
[
"classical", "ebu", "vivaldi", "piano", "opera", "classix",
"chopin", "renaissance", "classique",
],
"talk",
[
"news", "politics", "medicine", "health", "sport", "education",
"entertainment", "podcast",
],
"various",
[
"hits", "ruhit", "mega"
],
"house",
[
"lounge", "trance", "techno", "handsup", "gay", "breaks", "dj",
"electronica",
],
"trance",
[
"clubbing", "electronical"
],
"jazz",
[
"contemporary"
],
"oldies",
[
"golden", "decades", "info", "70s", "60s"
],
"religious",
[
"spiritual", "inspirational", "christian", "catholic",
"teaching", "christmas", "gospel",
],
"music",
"unspecified",
"misc",
"adult",
"indie",
[
"reggae", "blues", "college", "soundtrack"
],
"mixed",
[
"disco", "mainstream", "soulfull"
],
"funk",
"hiphop",
[
"rap", "dubstep", "hip", "hop"
],
"top",
[
"urban"
],
"musica",
"ambient",
[
"downtempo", "dub"
],
"promodj",
"world", # REGIONAL
[
"france", "greek", "german", "westcoast", "bollywood", "indian",
"nederlands", "europa", "italia", "brazilian", "tropical",
"korea", "seychelles", "black", "japanese", "ethnic", "country",
"americana", "western", "cuba", "afrique", "paris", "celtic",
"ambiance", "francais", "liberte", "anglais", "arabic",
"hungary", "folklore", "latin", "dutch", "italy"
],
"artist", # ARTIST NAMES
[
"mozart", "beatles", "michael", "nirvana", "elvis", "britney",
"abba", "madonna", "depeche",
],
"salsa",
"love",
"la",
"soul",
"techno",
[
"club", "progressive", "deep", "electro",
],
"best",
"100%",
"rnb",
"retro",
"new",
"smooth",
[
"cool"
],
"easy",
[
"lovesongs", "relaxmusic"
],
"chillout",
"slow",
[
"soft"
],
"mix",
[
"modern"
],
"punk",
[
"ska"
],
"international",
"bass",
"zouk",
"video",
[
"game"
],
"hardstyle",
"scanner",
"chill",
[
"out",
"trip"
],
"drum",
"roots",
"ac",
[
"chr",
"dc"
],
"public",
"contemporary",
[
"instrumental"
],
"minimal",
"hot",
[
"based"
],
"free",
[
"format"
],
"hard",
[
"heavy",
"classicrock"
],
"reggaeton",
"southern",
"musica",
"old",
"emisora",
"img",
"rockabilly",
"charts",
[
"best80", "70er", "80er", "60er", "chart",
],
"other",
[
"varios"
],
"soulful",
"listening",
"vegyes",
"creative",
"variety",
"commons",
[
"ccmusik"
],
"tech",
[
"edm",
"prog"
],
"minecraft",
"animes",
"goth",
"technologie",
"tout",
"musical",
[
"broadway"
],
"romantica",
"newage",
"nostalgia",
"oldschool",
[
"00s"
],
"wij",
"relax",
[
"age"
],
"theatre",
"gothic",
"dnb",
"disney",
"funky",
"young",
"psychedelic",
"habbo",
"experimental",
"exitos",
"digital",
"no",
"industrial",
"epic",
"soundtracks",
"cover",
"chd",
"games",
"libre",
"wave",
"vegas",
"comedy",
"alternate",
"instrumental",
[
"swing"
],
"ska",
[
"punkrock",
"oi"
],
"darkwave",
"/FORMAT",
["Ogg_Vorbis", "Ogg_Theora", "Opus", "NSV", "WebM"],
]
# Helper functions for XML extraction mode
# Shortcut to get text content from XML subnode by name
def x(node, name):
e = node.getElementsByTagName(name)
if (e):
if (e[0].childNodes):
return str(e[0].childNodes[0].data)
return ""
# Convert bitrate string or "Quality \d+" to integer
def bitrate(str):
uu = re.findall("(\d+)", str)
if uu:
br = int(uu[0])
if br > 10:
return int(br)
else:
return int(br * 25.6)
else:
return 0
# Extract mime type from text
rx_fmt = re.compile("ogg|mp3|mp4|theora|nsv|webm|opus|mpeg")
def guess_format(str):
return rx_fmt.findall(str.lower() + "mpeg")[0]