#
# api: streamtuner2
# title: Recording timer
# description: Schedules play/record events for bookmarked radio stations.
# type: feature
# category: hook
# depends: kronos, action >= 1.1.1
# version: 0.7.2
# version: 0.7.3
# config: 
#   { name: timer_duration, type: select, select: "none|streamripper", value: none, description: support for time ranges }
# priority: optional
# support: unsupported
#
# Provides an internal timer, to configure recording and playback times/intervals
# for stations. It accepts a natural language time string when registering a stream.
#
# Context menu > Extension > Add timer
#
# Programmed events are visible in "timer" under the "bookmarks" channel. Times
# are stored in the description field, and can thus be edited. However, after editing
# times manually, streamtuner2 must be restarted for any changes to take effect.
#
# Allowable time specifications are "Mon,Wed,Fri 18:00-20:00 record"
# or even "Any 7:00-12:00 play". Though the length isn't honored currently.
# or even "Any 7:00-12:00 play". The duration is only honored for
# recording via streamripper or fIcy/fPls currently.
#


from config import *
from channels import *
import bundle.kronos as kronos  # Doesn't work with Python3
from uikit import uikit

        # extra params
        # make streamripper record a timed broadcast
        duration = self.duration(row.get(self.timefield))
        append = None
        if duration:
            _rec = conf.record.get("audio/*", "")
            if re.search("streamripper", _rec):
                append = "-a %S.%d.%q -l " + str(duration*60)
                append = "-a %S.%d.%q -l " + str(duration*60) # seconds
            if re.search("fPls|fIcy", _rec, re.I):
                append = "-M " + str(duration) # minutes

        # start recording
        action.record(
            row = row,
            audioformat = row.get("format","audio/mpeg"), 
            source = row.get("listformat","href"),
            append = append,
        )
    
    def test(self, row, *args, **kwargs):
        log.TEST("KRONOS", row)