# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

# Copyright 2011 Fanficdownloader team, 2020 FanFicFare team
#
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# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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#
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#
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# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
#

from __future__ import absolute_import
import os, re, sys
from collections import defaultdict, OrderedDict
import string
import datetime
from math import floor
import base64
import hashlib
import logging
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

# py2 vs py3 transition
from . import six
from .six.moves.urllib.parse import (urlparse, urlunparse)
from .six import text_type as unicode
from .six import string_types as basestring

import bs4

from . import exceptions
from .htmlcleanup import conditionalRemoveEntities, removeEntities, removeAllEntities
from .requestable import Requestable
from .configurable import re_compile
from .htmlheuristics import was_run_marker

SPACE_REPLACE=r'\s'
SPLIT_META=r'\,'

# Create convert_image method depending on which graphics lib we can
# load.  Preferred: calibre, PIL, none

imagetypes = {
    'jpg':'image/jpeg',
    'jpeg':'image/jpeg',
    'png':'image/png',
    'gif':'image/gif',
    'svg':'image/svg+xml',
    }

try:
    from calibre.utils.img import (
        Canvas, image_from_data, image_and_format_from_data, image_to_data,
        image_has_transparent_pixels, grayscale_image, resize_image
    )
    convtype = {'jpg':'JPG', 'png':'PNG'}

    def get_image_size(data):
        img = image_from_data(data)
        size = img.size()
        owidth = size.width()
        oheight = size.height()
        return owidth, oheight

    def convert_image(url,data,sizes,grayscale,
                      removetrans,imgtype="jpg",background='#ffffff',jpg_quality=95):
        # logger.debug("calibre convert_image called")

        if url.lower().endswith('.svg') or '.svg?' in url.lower():
            raise exceptions.RejectImage("Calibre image processing chokes on SVG images.")
        export = False
        img, format = image_and_format_from_data(data)

        size = img.size()
        owidth = size.width()
        oheight = size.height()
        nwidth, nheight = sizes
        scaled, nwidth, nheight = fit_image(owidth, oheight, nwidth, nheight)

        if scaled:
            img = resize_image(img, nwidth, nheight)
            export = True

        if normalize_format_name(format) != imgtype:
            export = True

        if removetrans and image_has_transparent_pixels(img):
            canvas = Canvas(img.size().width(), img.size().height(), unicode(background))
            canvas.compose(img)
            img = canvas.img
            export = True

        if grayscale and not img.isGrayscale():
            img = grayscale_image(img)
            export = True

        if export:
            if imgtype == 'jpg':
                return (image_to_data(img, compression_quality=jpg_quality),imgtype,imagetypes[imgtype])
            else:
                return (image_to_data(img, fmt=convtype[imgtype]),imgtype,imagetypes[imgtype])
        else:
            # logger.debug("image used unchanged")
            return (data,imgtype,imagetypes[imgtype])

except:

    # No calibre routines, try for Pillow for CLI.
    try:
        from PIL import Image
        from .six import BytesIO
        convtype = {'jpg':'JPEG', 'png':'PNG'}

        def get_image_size(data):
            img = Image.open(BytesIO(data))
            owidth, oheight = img.size
            return owidth, oheight

        def convert_image(url,data,sizes,grayscale,
                          removetrans,imgtype="jpg",background='#ffffff',jpg_quality=95):
            # logger.debug("Pillow convert_image called")
            export = False
            img = Image.open(BytesIO(data))

            owidth, oheight = img.size
            nwidth, nheight = sizes
            scaled, nwidth, nheight = fit_image(owidth, oheight, nwidth, nheight)
            if scaled:
                img = img.resize((nwidth, nheight),Image.ANTIALIAS)
                export = True

            if normalize_format_name(img.format) != imgtype:
                if img.mode == "P":
                    # convert pallete gifs to RGB so jpg save doesn't fail.
                    img = img.convert("RGB")
                export = True

            if removetrans and img.mode == "RGBA":
                background = Image.new('RGBA', img.size, background)
                # Paste the image on top of the background
                background.paste(img, img)
                img = background.convert('RGB')
                export = True

            if grayscale and img.mode != "L":
                img = img.convert("L")
                export = True

            if export:
                outsio = BytesIO()
                if imgtype == 'jpg':
                    img.save(outsio,convtype[imgtype],quality=jpg_quality,optimize=True)
                else:
                    img.save(outsio,convtype[imgtype])
                return (outsio.getvalue(),imgtype,imagetypes[imgtype])
            else:
                # logger.debug("image used unchanged")
                return (data,imgtype,imagetypes[imgtype])

    except:
        # No calibre or PIL, give a random largish size.
        def get_image_size(data):
            return 1000,1000

        # No calibre or PIL, simple pass through with mimetype.
        def convert_image(url,data,sizes,grayscale,
                          removetrans,imgtype="jpg",background='#ffffff',jpg_quality=95):
            # logger.debug("NO convert_image called")
            return no_convert_image(url,data)

## also used for explicit no image processing.
def no_convert_image(url,data):
    parsedUrl = urlparse(url)

    ext=parsedUrl.path[parsedUrl.path.rfind('.')+1:].lower()

    if ext not in imagetypes:
        # not found at end of path, try end of whole URL in case of
        # parameter.
        ext = url[url.rfind('.')+1:].lower()
        if ext not in imagetypes:
            logger.info("no_convert_image url:%s - no known extension -- using .jpg"%url)
            # doesn't have extension? use jpg.
            ext='jpg'

    return (data,ext,imagetypes[ext])

def normalize_format_name(fmt):
    if fmt:
        fmt = fmt.lower()
        if fmt == 'jpeg':
            fmt = 'jpg'
    return fmt

def fit_image(width, height, pwidth, pheight):
    '''
    Fit image in box of width pwidth and height pheight.
    @param width: Width of image
    @param height: Height of image
    @param pwidth: Width of box
    @param pheight: Height of box
    @return: scaled, new_width, new_height. scaled is True iff new_width and/or new_height is different from width or height.
    '''
    scaled = height > pheight or width > pwidth
    if height > pheight:
        corrf = pheight/float(height)
        width, height = floor(corrf*width), pheight
    if width > pwidth:
        corrf = pwidth/float(width)
        width, height = pwidth, floor(corrf*height)
    if height > pheight:
        corrf = pheight/float(height)
        width, height = floor(corrf*width), pheight

    return scaled, int(width), int(height)

try:
    from calibre.library.comments import sanitize_comments_html
except:
    def sanitize_comments_html(t):
        ## should only be called by Calibre version, so this shouldn't
        ## trip.
        # logger.debug("fake sanitize called...")
        return t

# The list comes from ffnet and ao3, the most popular multi-language
# sites we support.  https://archiveofourown.org/languages
langs = {
    u'Afrikaans': 'afr',
    u'Albanian': 'sq',
    u'Arabic': 'ar',
    u'Bahasa Indonesia': 'id',
    u'Bahasa Malaysia': 'zsm',
    u'Basa Jawa': 'jav',
    u'Bosanski': 'bos',
    u'Brezhoneg': 'bre',
    u'Bulgarian': 'bg',
    u'Catalan': 'ca',
    u'Català': 'ca',
    u'Cebuano': 'ceb',
    u'Chinese': 'zh',
    u'Chinuk Wawa': 'chn',
    u'Croatian': 'hr',
    u'Cymraeg': 'cy',
    u'Czech': 'cs',
    u'Danish': 'da',
    u'Dansk': 'da',
    u'Deutsch': 'de',
    u'Devanagari': 'hi',
    u'Dutch': 'nl',
    u'Eald Englisċ': 'ang',
    u'English': 'en',
    u'Español': 'es',
    u'Esperanto': 'eo',
    u'Euskara': 'eu',
    u'Farsi': 'fa',
    u'Filipino': 'fil',
    u'Finnish': 'fi',
    u'Français': 'fr',
    u'French': 'fr',
    u'Furlan': 'fur',
    u'Gaeilge': 'ga',
    u'Galego': 'gl',
    u'German': 'de',
    u'Greek': 'el',
    u'Gàidhlig': 'gd',
    u'Hausa | هَرْشَن هَوْسَ': 'ha',
    u'Hebrew': 'he',
    u'Hindi': 'hi',
    u'Hrvatski': 'hr',
    u'Hungarian': 'hu',
    u'Indonesian': 'id',
    u'Interlingua': 'ia',
    u'Italian': 'it',
    u'Italiano': 'it',
    u'Japanese': 'ja',
    u'Khuzdul': 'mis', # fictional - Tolkien Dwarves
    u'Kiswahili': 'sw',
    u'Korean': 'ko',
    u'Kurdî | کوردی': 'ckb',
    u'Langue des signes québécoise': 'fcs',
    u'Latin': 'la',
    u'Latviešu valoda': 'lv',
    u'Lietuvių': 'lt',
    u'Lietuvių kalba': 'lt',
    u'Lingua latina': 'la',
    u'Lëtzebuergesch': 'lb',
    u'Magyar': 'hu',
    u'Malti': 'mt',
    u'Mikisúkî': 'mik',
    u'Nederlands': 'nl',
    u'Norsk': 'no',
    u'Norwegian': 'no',
    u'Nāhuatl': 'nah',
    u'Plattdüütsch': 'nds',
    u'Polish': 'pl',
    u'Polski': 'pl',
    u'Portuguese': 'pt',
    u'Português': 'pt',
    u'Português brasileiro': 'pt-BR',
    u'Português europeu': 'pt-PT',
    u'Punjabi': 'pa',
    u'Quenya': 'qya',
    u'Romanian': 'ro',
    u'Română': 'ro',
    u'Russian': 'ru',
    u'Scots': 'sco',
    u'Serbian': 'sr',
    u'Shqip': 'sq',
    u'Sindarin': 'sjn', # fictional - Tolkien Elves
    u'Slovenčina': 'sk',
    u'Slovenščina': 'sl',
    u'Spanish': 'es',
    # u'Sprēkō Þiudiskō': '', # ??? Can't find
    u'Suomi': 'fi',
    u'Svenska': 'sv',
    u'Swedish': 'sv',
    u'Thai': 'th',
    # u'Thermian': '', # fictional - Galaxy Quest
    u'Tiếng Việt': 'vi',
    u'Turkish': 'tr',
    u'Türkçe': 'fr',
    u'Vietnamese': 'vi',
    u'Volapük': 'vo',
    u'Wikang Filipino': 'fil',
    u'af Soomaali': 'som',
    u'asturianu': 'ast',
    u'eesti keel': 'et',
    u'isiZulu': 'zu',
    u'kreyòl ayisyen': 'ht',
    u'maayaʼ tʼàan': 'yua',
    u'qazaqşa | қазақша': 'kk',
    u'tlhIngan-Hol': 'tlh', # fictional - Star Trek Klingons
    u'toki pona': 'tok',
    u'Íslenska': 'is',
    u'Čeština': 'cs',
    u'ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi': 'haw',
    u'Ελληνικά': 'el',
    u'τσακώνικα': 'tsd',
    u'ϯⲙⲉⲧⲣⲉⲙⲛ̀ⲭⲏⲙⲓ': 'cop',
    u'Азәрбајҹан дили | آذربایجان دیلی': 'aze',
    u'Башҡорт теле': 'ba',
    u'Български': 'bg',
    u'Български език': 'bg',
    u'Кыргызча': 'ky',
    u'Нохчийн мотт': 'ce',
    u'Русский': 'ru',
    u'Српски': 'sr',
    u'Українська': 'uk',
    u'беларуская': 'be',
    u'македонски': 'mk',
    u'српски': 'sr',
    u'українська': 'uk',
    u'հայերեն': 'hy',
    u'יידיש': 'yi',
    u'עִבְרִית': 'he',
    u'עברית': 'he',
    u'ئۇيغۇر تىلى': 'ug',
    u'العربية': 'ar',
    u'اُردُو': 'ur',
    u'بهاس ملايو ': 'ms',
    u'فارسی': 'fa',
    u'لسان عثمانى': 'ota',
    u'پښتو': 'ps',
    u'ܐܪܡܝܐ | ארמיא': 'arc',
    u'मराठी': 'mr',
    u'हिन्दी': 'hi',
    u'বাংলা': 'bn',
    u'ਪੰਜਾਬੀ': 'pa',
    u'தமிழ்': 'ta',
    u'తెలుగు': 'te',
    u'ಕನ್ನಡ': 'kn',
    u'മലയാളം': 'ml',
    u'සිංහල': 'si',
    u'ไทย': 'th',
    u'བོད་སྐད་': 'bod',
    u'မြန်မာဘာသာ': 'mya',
    u'ქართული': 'ka',
    u'ភាសាខ្មែរ': 'km',
    u'ᠮᠠᠨᠵᡠ ᡤᡳᠰᡠᠨ': 'mnc',
    u'ᠮᠣᠩᠭᠣᠯ ᠪᠢᠴᠢᠭ᠌ | Монгол Кирилл үсэг': 'mon',
    u'中文': 'zh',
    u'中文-吴语': 'wuu',
    u'中文-客家话': 'hak',
    u'中文-广东话 粵語': 'yue',
    u'中文-普通话 國語': 'zh',
    u'中文-闽南话 臺語': 'nan',
    u'日本語': 'ja',
    u'한국말': 'ko',
    u'한국어': 'ko',
    u'𐌲𐌿𐍄𐌹𐍃𐌺𐌰': 'got',
    u'𒅴𒂠': 'sux',
    u'𓂋𓏺𓈖 𓆎𓅓𓏏𓊖': 'egy'
}

class InExMatch:
    keys = []
    regex = None
    match = None
    negate = False

    def  __init__(self,line):
        if "=>" in line: # for back-compat when used with replace_metadata conditionals.
            (self.keys,self.match) = line.split("=>")
            self.match = self.match.replace(SPACE_REPLACE,' ')
            self.regex = re_compile(self.match,line)
        elif "=~" in line:
            (self.keys,self.match) = line.split("=~")
            self.match = self.match.replace(SPACE_REPLACE,' ')
            self.regex = re_compile(self.match,line)
        elif "!~" in line:
            (self.keys,self.match) = line.split("!~")
            self.match = self.match.replace(SPACE_REPLACE,' ')
            self.regex = re_compile(self.match,line)
            self.negate = True
        elif "==" in line:
            (self.keys,self.match) = line.split("==")
            self.match = self.match.replace(SPACE_REPLACE,' ')
        elif "!=" in line:
            (self.keys,self.match) = line.split("!=")
            self.match = self.match.replace(SPACE_REPLACE,' ')
            self.negate = True
        self.keys = [x.strip() for x in self.keys.split(",")]

    # For conditional, only one key
    def is_key(self,key):
        return key == self.keys[0]

    # For conditional, only one key
    def key(self):
        return self.keys[0]

    def in_keys(self,key):
        return key in self.keys

    def is_match(self,param):
        if not isinstance(param,list):
            param = [param]
        retval = False
        # print(param)
        for value in param:
            if self.regex:
                if self.regex.search(value):
                    retval |= True
                #print(">>>>>>>>>>>>>%s=~%s r: %s,%s=%s"%(self.match,value,self.negate,retval,self.negate != retval))
            else:
                retval |= self.match == value
                #print(">>>>>>>>>>>>>%s==%s r: %s,%s=%s"%(self.match,value,self.negate,retval, self.negate != retval))

        return self.negate != retval

    def __str__(self):
        if self.negate:
            f='!'
        else:
            f='='
        if self.regex:
            s='~'
        else:
            s='='
        return u'InExMatch(%s %s%s %s)'%(self.keys,f,s,self.match)

## metakey[,metakey]=~pattern
## metakey[,metakey]==string
## *for* part lines.  Effect only when trailing conditional key=~regexp matches
## metakey[,metakey]=~pattern[&&metakey=~regexp]
## metakey[,metakey]==string[&&metakey=~regexp]
## metakey[,metakey]=~pattern[&&metakey==string]
## metakey[,metakey]==string[&&metakey==string]
def set_in_ex_clude(setting):
    dest = []
    # print("set_in_ex_clude:"+setting)
    for line in setting.splitlines():
        full_line=line
        if line:
            (match,condmatch)=(None,None)
            if "&&" in line:
                (line,conditional) = line.split("&&")
                condmatch = InExMatch(conditional)
            match = InExMatch(line)
            dest.append([full_line,match,condmatch])
    return dest

## Two or three part lines.  Two part effect everything.
## Three part effect only those key(s) lists.
## pattern=>replacement
## metakey,metakey=>pattern=>replacement
## *Five* part lines.  Effect only when trailing conditional key=>regexp matches
## metakey[,metakey]=>pattern=>replacement[&&metakey=>regexp]
def make_replacements(replace):
    retval=[]
    for repl_line in replace.splitlines():
        line=repl_line
        try:
            (metakeys,regexp,replacement,cond_match)=(None,None,None,None)
            if "&&" in line:
                (line,conditional) = line.split("&&")
                cond_match = InExMatch(conditional)
            if "=>" in line:
                parts = line.split("=>")
                if len(parts) > 2:
                    metakeys = [x.strip() for x in parts[0].split(",")]
                    (regexp,replacement)=parts[1:]
                else:
                    (regexp,replacement)=parts

            if regexp:
                regexp = re_compile(regexp,line)
                # A way to explicitly include spaces in the
                # replacement string.  The .ini parser eats any
                # trailing spaces.
                replacement=replacement.replace(SPACE_REPLACE,' ')
                retval.append([repl_line,metakeys,regexp,replacement,cond_match])
        except Exception as e:
            logger.error("Problem with Replacement Line:%s"%repl_line)
            raise exceptions.PersonalIniFailed(e,'replace_metadata unpacking failed',repl_line)
#            raise
    # print("replace lines:%s"%len(retval))
    return retval

def make_chapter_text_replacements(replace):
    retval=[]
    for repl_line in replace.splitlines():
        line=repl_line
        try:
            (regexp,replacement)=(None,None)
            if "=>" in line:
                parts = line.split("=>")
                (regexp,replacement)=parts

            if regexp:
                regexp = re_compile(regexp,line)
                # A way to explicitly include spaces in the
                # replacement string.  The .ini parser eats any
                # trailing spaces.
                replacement=replacement\
                    .replace(SPACE_REPLACE,' ')

                retval.append([repl_line,regexp,replacement])
        except Exception as e:
            logger.error("Problem with Chapter Text Replacement Line:%s"%repl_line)
            raise exceptions.PersonalIniFailed(e,'replace_chapter_text unpacking failed',repl_line)
#            raise
    # print("replace lines:%s"%len(retval))
    return retval

class StoryImage(dict):
    pass

class ImageStore:
    def __init__(self):
        self.prefix='ffdl'
        self.cover_name='cover'

        ## list of dicts, one per image
        self.infos=[]
        ## index of image urls, not including cover.
        self.url_index={}
        ## dict of img sizes -> lists of info dicts
        ## size_index contains list for case of different images of same size.
        self.size_index=defaultdict(list)
        self.cover = None

    # returns newsrc
    def add_img(self,url,ext,mime,data,cover=False,):
        info = {'url':url,
                'ext':ext,
                #'newsrc':newsrc, # set below
                'mime':mime,
                'data':data}
        if cover:
            info['newsrc'] = "images/%s.%s"%(self.cover_name,ext)
            if self.cover and 'cover' in self.infos[0]['newsrc']:
                # remove previously set cover, if present.  Should
                # have only come from first image.  Double checking
                # newsrc is paranoia and could possibly cause a
                # problem if it ever changes.
                del self.infos[0]
            self.infos.insert(0,info)
            self.cover = info
        else:
            info['newsrc'] = "images/%s-%s.%s"%(
                self.prefix,
                len(self.url_index),
                ext)
            self.infos.append(info)
            self.url_index[url]=info
            self.size_index[len(data)].append(info)
        return info['newsrc']

    def get_img_by_url(self,url):
        # logger.debug("get_img_by_url(%s):%s"%(url,self.url_index.get(url,None)))
        return self.url_index.get(url,None)

    def get_imgs_by_size(self,size):
        return self.size_index[size]

    def get_imgs(self):
        return self.infos

    def debug_out(self):
        pass
        # logger.debug(self.url_index.keys())
        # logger.debug(self.size_index.keys())
        # logger.debug("\n"+("\n".join([ x['newsrc'] for x in self.infos])))


class MetadataCache:
    def __init__(self):
        # save processed metadata, dicts keyed by 'key', then (removeentities,dorepl)
        # {'key':{(removeentities,dorepl):"value",(...):"value"},'key':... }
        self.processed_metadata_cache = {}
        ## not entirely sure now why lists are separate, but I assume
        ## there was a reason.
        self.processed_metadata_list_cache = {}

        ## lists of entries that depend on key value--IE, the ones
        ## that should also be cache invalided when key is.
        # {'key':['name','name',...]
        self.dependent_entries = {}

    def clear(self):
        self.processed_metadata_cache = {}
        self.processed_metadata_list_cache = {}

    def invalidate(self,key,seen_list={}):
        # logger.debug("invalidate(%s)"%key)
        # logger.debug("seen_list(%s)"%seen_list)
        if key in seen_list:
            raise exceptions.CacheCleared('replace all')
        try:
            new_seen_list = dict(seen_list)
            new_seen_list[key]=True
            if key in self.processed_metadata_cache:
                del self.processed_metadata_cache[key]
            if key in self.processed_metadata_list_cache:
                del self.processed_metadata_list_cache[key]

            for entry in self.dependent_entries.get(key,[]):
                ## replace_metadata lines without keys apply to all
                ## entries--special key '' used to clear deps on *all*
                ## cache sets.
                if entry == '':
                    # logger.debug("clear in invalidate(%s)"%key)
                    raise exceptions.CacheCleared('recursed')
                self.invalidate(entry,new_seen_list)
        except exceptions.CacheCleared as e:
            # logger.debug(e)
            self.clear()
        # logger.debug(self.dependent_entries)

    def add_dependencies(self,include_key,list_keys):
        for key in list_keys:
            if key not in self.dependent_entries:
                self.dependent_entries[key] = set()
            self.dependent_entries[key].add(include_key)

    def set_cached_scalar(self,key,removeallentities,doreplacements,value):
        if key not in self.processed_metadata_cache:
            self.processed_metadata_cache[key] = {}
        self.processed_metadata_cache[key][(removeallentities,doreplacements)] = value

    def is_cached_scalar(self,key,removeallentities,doreplacements):
        return key in self.processed_metadata_cache \
            and (removeallentities,doreplacements) in self.processed_metadata_cache[key]

    def get_cached_scalar(self,key,removeallentities,doreplacements):
        return self.processed_metadata_cache[key][(removeallentities,doreplacements)]


    def set_cached_list(self,key,removeallentities,doreplacements,value):
        if key not in self.processed_metadata_list_cache:
            self.processed_metadata_list_cache[key] = {}
        self.processed_metadata_list_cache[key][(removeallentities,doreplacements)] = value

    def is_cached_list(self,key,removeallentities,doreplacements):
        return key in self.processed_metadata_list_cache \
            and (removeallentities,doreplacements) in self.processed_metadata_list_cache[key]

    def get_cached_list(self,key,removeallentities,doreplacements):
        return self.processed_metadata_list_cache[key][(removeallentities,doreplacements)]


class Story(Requestable):

    def __init__(self, configuration):
        Requestable.__init__(self, configuration)
        try:
            ## calibre plugin will set externally to match PI version.
            self.metadata = {'version':os.environ['CURRENT_VERSION_ID']}
        except:
            self.metadata = {'version':'unknown'}
        self.metadata['python_version']=sys.version
        self.replacements = []
        self.chapter_text_replacements = []
        self.in_ex_cludes = {}
        self.chapters = [] # chapters will be dict containing(url,title,html,etc)
        self.extra_css = ""  # story-wide author-defined CSS, like AO3's workskins
        self.chapter_first = None
        self.chapter_last = None

        self.img_store = ImageStore()

        self.metadata_cache = MetadataCache()

        ## set include_in_ cache dependencies
        for entry in self.getValidMetaList():
            if self.hasConfig("include_in_"+entry):
                self.metadata_cache.add_dependencies(entry,
                  [ k.replace('.NOREPL','') for k in self.getConfigList("include_in_"+entry) ])

        self.cover=None # *href* of new cover image--need to create html.
        self.oldcover=None # (oldcoverhtmlhref,oldcoverhtmltype,oldcoverhtmldata,oldcoverimghref,oldcoverimgtype,oldcoverimgdata)
        self.calibrebookmark=None # cheesy way to carry calibre bookmark file forward across update.
        self.logfile=None # cheesy way to carry log file forward across update.

        self.replacements_prepped = False
        self.chapter_text_replacements_prepped = False

        self.chapter_error_count = 0

    def prepare_replacements(self):
        if not self.replacements_prepped and not self.is_lightweight():
            # logger.debug("prepare_replacements")
            # logger.debug("sections:%s"%self.configuration.sectionslist)

            ## Look for config parameter, split and add each to metadata field.
            for (config,metadata) in [("extracategories","category"),
                                      ("extragenres","genre"),
                                      ("extracharacters","characters"),
                                      ("extraships","ships"),
                                      ("extrawarnings","warnings")]:
                for val in self.getConfigList(config):
                    self.addToList(metadata,val)

            self.replacements =  make_replacements(self.getConfig('replace_metadata'))

            ## set replace_metadata conditional key cache dependencies
            for replaceline in self.replacements:
                (repl_line,metakeys,regexp,replacement,cond_match) = replaceline
                ## replace_metadata lines without keys apply to all
                ## entries--special key '' used to clear deps on *all*
                ## cache sets.
                if not metakeys:
                    metakeys = ['']
                for key in metakeys:
                    if cond_match:
                        self.metadata_cache.add_dependencies(key.replace('_LIST',''),
                                                             [ cond_match.key() ])

            in_ex_clude_list = ['include_metadata_pre','exclude_metadata_pre',
                                'include_metadata_post','exclude_metadata_post']
            for ie in in_ex_clude_list:
                ies = self.getConfig(ie)
                # print("%s %s"%(ie,ies))
                if ies:
                    iel = []
                    self.in_ex_cludes[ie] = set_in_ex_clude(ies)
            self.replacements_prepped = True

            for which in self.in_ex_cludes.values():
                for (line,match,cond_match) in which:
                    for key in match.keys:
                        if cond_match:
                            self.metadata_cache.add_dependencies(key.replace('_LIST',''),
                                                                 [ cond_match.key() ])

    def clear_processed_metadata_cache(self):
        self.metadata_cache.clear()

    def set_chapters_range(self,first=None,last=None):
        self.chapter_first=first
        self.chapter_last=last

    def join_list(self, key, vallist):
        return self.getConfig("join_string_"+key,u", ").replace(SPACE_REPLACE,' ').join([ unicode(x) for x in vallist if x is not None ])

    def setMetadata(self, key, value, condremoveentities=True):

        # delete cached replace'd value.
        self.metadata_cache.invalidate(key)

        # Fixing everything downstream to handle bool primatives is a
        # pain.
        if isinstance(value,bool):
            value = unicode(value)
        # keep as list type, but set as only value.
        if self.isList(key):
            self.addToList(key,value,condremoveentities=condremoveentities,clear=True)
        else:
            ## still keeps &lt; &lt; and &amp;
            if condremoveentities:
                self.metadata[key]=conditionalRemoveEntities(value)
            else:
                self.metadata[key]=value

        if key == "language":
            try:
                # getMetadata not just self.metadata[] to do replace_metadata.
                self.setMetadata('langcode',langs[self.getMetadata(key)])
            except:
                self.setMetadata('langcode','en')

        if key == 'dateUpdated' and value:
            # Last Update tags for Bill.
            self.addToList('lastupdate',value.strftime("Last Update Year/Month: %Y/%m"),clear=True)
            self.addToList('lastupdate',value.strftime("Last Update: %Y/%m/%d"))

        if key == 'sectionUrl' and value:
            self.addUrlConfigSection(value) # adapter/writer share the
                                            # same configuration.
                                            # ignored if config
                                            # is_lightweight()
            self.replacements_prepped = False

    def getMetadataForConditional(self,key,seen_list={}):
        if self.getConfig("conditionals_use_lists",True) and not key.endswith("_LIST"):
            condval = self.getList(key,seen_list=seen_list)
        else:
            condval = self.getMetadata(key.replace("_LIST",""),seen_list=seen_list)
        return condval

    def do_in_ex_clude(self,which,value,key,seen_list):
        if value and which in self.in_ex_cludes:
            include = 'include' in which
            keyfound = False
            found = False
            for (line,match,cond_match) in self.in_ex_cludes[which]:
                keyfndnow = False
                if match.in_keys(key):
                    if line in seen_list:
                        logger.info("Skipping %s key(%s) value(%s) line(%s) to prevent infinite recursion."%(which,key,value,line))
                        continue
                    # key in keys and either no conditional, or conditional matched
                    if cond_match == None or cond_match.is_key(key):
                        keyfndnow = True
                    else:
                        new_seen_list = dict(seen_list)
                        new_seen_list[line]=True
                        # print(cond_match)
                        condval = self.getMetadataForConditional(cond_match.key(),seen_list=new_seen_list)
                        keyfndnow = cond_match.is_match(condval)
                        # print("match:%s %s\ncond_match:%s %s\n\tkeyfound:%s\n\tfound:%s"%(
                        #         match,value,cond_match,condval,keyfound,found))
                    keyfound |= keyfndnow
                    if keyfndnow:
                        found = isinstance(value,basestring) and match.is_match(value)
                    if found:
                        # print("match:%s %s\n\tkeyfndnow:%s\n\tfound:%s"%(
                        #         match,value,keyfndnow,found))
                        if not include:
                            value = None
                        break
            if include and keyfound and not found:
                value = None
        return value

    def doReplacements(self,value,key,return_list=False,seen_list={}):
        # logger.debug("doReplacements(%s,%s,%s)"%(value,key,seen_list))
        # sets self.replacements and self.in_ex_cludes if needed
        self.prepare_replacements()

        value = self.do_in_ex_clude('include_metadata_pre',value,key,seen_list)
        value = self.do_in_ex_clude('exclude_metadata_pre',value,key,seen_list)

        retlist = [value]
        for replaceline in self.replacements:
            (repl_line,metakeys,regexp,replacement,cond_match) = replaceline
            # logger.debug("replacement tuple:%s"%replaceline)
            # logger.debug("key:%s value:%s"%(key,value))
            # logger.debug("value class:%s"%value.__class__.__name__)
            if (metakeys == None or key in metakeys) \
                    and isinstance(value,basestring) \
                    and regexp.search(value):
                # recursion on pattern, bail -- Compare by original text
                # line because I saw an issue with duplicate lines in a
                # huuuge replace list cause a problem.  Also allows dict()
                # instead of list() for quicker lookups.
                if repl_line in seen_list:
                    logger.info("Skipping replace_metadata line '%s' on %s to prevent infinite recursion."%(repl_line,key))
                    continue
                doreplace=True
                if cond_match and cond_match.key() != key: # prevent infinite recursion.
                    new_seen_list = dict(seen_list)
                    new_seen_list[repl_line]=True
                    # print(cond_match)
                    condval = self.getMetadataForConditional(cond_match.key(),seen_list=new_seen_list)
                    doreplace = condval != None and cond_match.is_match(condval)

                if doreplace:
                    # split into more than one list entry if
                    # SPLIT_META present in replacement string.  Split
                    # first, then regex sub, then recurse call replace
                    # on each.  Break out of loop, each split element
                    # handled individually by recursion call.
                    if SPLIT_META in replacement:
                        retlist = []
                        for splitrepl in replacement.split(SPLIT_META):
                            try:
                                tval = regexp.sub(splitrepl,value)
                            except:
                                logger.error("Exception with replacement line,value:(%s),(%s)"%(repl_line,value))
                                raise
                            new_seen_list = dict(seen_list)
                            new_seen_list[repl_line]=True
                            retlist.extend(self.doReplacements(tval,
                                                               key,
                                                               return_list=True,
                                                               seen_list=new_seen_list))
                        break
                    else:
                        # print("replacement,value:%s,%s->%s"%(replacement,value,regexp.sub(replacement,value)))
                        try:
                            value = regexp.sub(replacement,value)
                            retlist = [value]
                        except:
                            logger.error("Exception with replacement line,value:(%s),(%s)"%(repl_line,value))
                            raise

        for val in retlist:
            retlist = [ self.do_in_ex_clude('include_metadata_post',x,key=key,seen_list=seen_list) for x in retlist ]
            retlist = [ self.do_in_ex_clude('exclude_metadata_post',x,key=key,seen_list=seen_list) for x in retlist ]

        if return_list:
            return retlist
        else:
            return self.join_list(key,retlist)

    # for saving an html-ified copy of metadata.
    def dump_html_metadata(self):
        lines=[]
        for k,v in sorted(six.iteritems(self.metadata)):
            #logger.debug("k:%s v:%s"%(k,v))
            classes=['metadata']
            if isinstance(v, (datetime.date, datetime.datetime, datetime.time)):
                classes.append("datetime")
                val = v.isoformat()
            elif isinstance(v,list):
                classes.append("list")
                if '' in v:
                    v.remove('')
                if None in v:
                    v.remove(None)
                #logger.debug("k:%s v:%s"%(k,v))
                # force ints/floats to strings.
                val = "<ul>\n<li>%s</li>\n</ul>" % "</li>\n<li>".join([ "%s"%x for x in v ])
            elif isinstance(v, (int)):
                classes.append("int")
                val = v
            else:
                val = v

            # don't include items passed in for calibre cols, etc.
            if not k.startswith('calibre_') and k not in ['output_css']:
                lines.append("<p><span class='label'>%s</span>: <div class='%s' id='%s'>%s</div><p>\n"%(
                        self.get_label(k),
                        " ".join(classes),
                        k,val))
        return "\n".join(lines)

    # for loading an html-ified copy of metadata.
    def load_html_metadata(self,data):
        soup = bs4.BeautifulSoup(data,'html5lib')
        for tag in soup.find_all('div','metadata'):
            val = None
            if 'datetime' in tag['class']:
                v = tag.string
                try:
                    val = datetime.datetime.strptime(v, '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.%f')
                except ValueError:
                    try:
                        val = datetime.datetime.strptime(v, '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S')
                    except ValueError:
                        try:
                            val = datetime.datetime.strptime(v, '%Y-%m-%d')
                        except ValueError:
                            pass
            elif 'list' in tag['class']:
                val = []
                for i in tag.find_all('li'):
                    # keeps &amp; but removes <li></li> because BS4
                    # halps by converting NavigableString to string
                    # (losing entities)
                    val.append(unicode(i)[4:-5])
            elif 'int' in tag['class']:
                # Python reports true when asked isinstance(<bool>, (int))
                # bools now converted to unicode when set.
                if tag.string in ('True','False'):
                    val = tag.string
                else:
                    val = int(tag.string)
            else:
                val = unicode("\n".join([ unicode(c) for c in tag.contents ]))

            #logger.debug("key(%s)=val(%s)"%(tag['id'],val))
            if val != None:
                self.metadata[tag['id']]=val

        # self.metadata = json.loads(s, object_hook=datetime_decoder)

    def getChapterCount(self):
        ## returns chapter count adjusted for start-end range.
        url_chapters = value = int(self.getMetadata("numChapters").replace(',',''))
        if self.chapter_first:
            value = url_chapters - (int(self.chapter_first) - 1)
        if self.chapter_last:
            value = value - (url_chapters - int(self.chapter_last))
        if value < 1:
            raise exceptions.FailedToDownload("No chapters to download after chapter range/-b/-e and ignore_chapter_url_list applied")
        return value

    def getMetadataRaw(self,key):
        if self.isValidMetaEntry(key) and key in self.metadata:
            return self.metadata[key]

    def getMetadata(self, key,
                    removeallentities=False,
                    doreplacements=True,
                    seen_list={}):
        # check for a cached value to speed processing
        if self.metadata_cache.is_cached_scalar(key,removeallentities,doreplacements):
            return self.metadata_cache.get_cached_scalar(key,removeallentities,doreplacements)

        value = None
        if not self.isValidMetaEntry(key):
            pass # cache not valid entry, too.
#            return value

        elif self.isList(key):
            # join_string = self.getConfig("join_string_"+key,u", ").replace(SPACE_REPLACE,' ')
            # value = join_string.join(self.getList(key, removeallentities, doreplacements=True))
            value = self.join_list(key,self.getList(key, removeallentities, doreplacements=True,seen_list=seen_list))
            if doreplacements:
                value = self.doReplacements(value,key+"_LIST",seen_list=seen_list)
        elif key in self.metadata:
            value = self.metadata[key]
            if value:
                if key in ["numWords","numChapters"]+self.getConfigList("comma_entries",[]):
                    try:
                        value = commaGroups(unicode(value))
                    except Exception as e:
                        logger.warning("Failed to add commas to %s value:(%s) exception(%s)"%(key,value,e))
                if key in ("dateCreated"):
                    value = value.strftime(self.getConfig(key+"_format","%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"))
                if key in ("datePublished","dateUpdated"):
                    value = value.strftime(self.getConfig(key+"_format","%Y-%m-%d"))
                if isinstance(value, (datetime.date, datetime.datetime, datetime.time)) and self.hasConfig(key+"_format"):
                    # logger.info("DATE: %s"%key)
                    value = value.strftime(self.getConfig(key+"_format"))
                if key == "title" and (self.chapter_first or self.chapter_last) and self.getConfig("title_chapter_range_pattern"):
                    first = self.chapter_first or "1"
                    last = self.chapter_last or self.getMetadata("numChapters")
                    templ = string.Template(self.getConfig("title_chapter_range_pattern"))
                    value = templ.substitute({'title':value,
                                              'first':commaGroups(first),
                                              'last':commaGroups(last)})

            if doreplacements:
                value=self.doReplacements(value,key,seen_list=seen_list)
            if removeallentities and value != None:
                value = removeAllEntities(value)
        else: #if self.getConfig("default_value_"+key):
            value = self.getConfig("default_value_"+key)

        # save a cached value to speed processing
        self.metadata_cache.set_cached_scalar(key,removeallentities,doreplacements,value)

        return value

    def getAllMetadata(self,
                       removeallentities=False,
                       doreplacements=True,
                       keeplists=False):
        '''
        All single value *and* list value metadata as strings (unless
        keeplists=True, then keep lists).
        '''
        allmetadata = {}

        # special handling for authors/authorUrls
        ## XXX make a function to handle missing URLs?
        linkhtml="<a class='%slink' href='%s'>%s</a>"
        if self.isList('author'): # more than one author, assume multiple authorUrl too.
            htmllist=[]
            for i, auth in enumerate(self.getList('author', removeallentities, doreplacements)):
                if len(self.getList('authorUrl', removeallentities, doreplacements)) <= i:
                    aurl = None
                else:
                    aurl = self.getList('authorUrl', removeallentities, doreplacements)[i]
                htmllist.append(linkhtml%('author',aurl,auth))
            self.setMetadata('authorHTML',self.join_list("join_string_authorHTML",htmllist))
        else:
            self.setMetadata('authorHTML',linkhtml%('author',self.getMetadata('authorUrl', removeallentities, doreplacements),
                                                    self.getMetadata('author', removeallentities, doreplacements)))

        self.setMetadata('titleHTML',linkhtml%('title',
                                               self.getMetadata('storyUrl', removeallentities, doreplacements),
                                               self.getMetadata('title', removeallentities, doreplacements)))

        series = self.getMetadata('series', removeallentities, doreplacements)
        seriesUrl = self.getMetadata('seriesUrl', removeallentities, doreplacements)
        if series:
            # linkhtml isn't configurable.  If it ever is, we may want
            # to still set seriesHTML without series.
            if seriesUrl:
                self.setMetadata('seriesHTML',linkhtml%('series',seriesUrl,series))
            else:
                self.setMetadata('seriesHTML',series)

        # logger.debug("make_linkhtml_entries:%s"%self.getConfig('make_linkhtml_entries'))
        for k in self.getConfigList('make_linkhtml_entries'):
            # Assuming list, because it has to be site specific and
            # they are all lists.  Bail if kUrl list not the same
            # length.
            # logger.debug("\nk:%s\nlist:%s\nlistURL:%s"%(k,self.getList(k),self.getList(k+'Url')))
            if len(self.getList(k+'Url', removeallentities, doreplacements)) != len(self.getList(k, removeallentities, doreplacements)):
                continue
            htmllist=[]
            for i, v in enumerate(self.getList(k, removeallentities, doreplacements)):
                url = self.getList(k+'Url', removeallentities, doreplacements)[i]
                htmllist.append(linkhtml%(k,url,v))
            # join_string = self.getConfig("join_string_"+k+"HTML",u", ").replace(SPACE_REPLACE,' ')
            self.setMetadata(k+'HTML',self.join_list("join_string_"+k+"HTML",htmllist))

        for k in self.getValidMetaList():
            if self.isList(k) and keeplists:
                allmetadata[k] = self.getList(k, removeallentities, doreplacements)
            else:
                allmetadata[k] = self.getMetadata(k, removeallentities, doreplacements)

        return allmetadata

    def get_sanitized_description(self):
        '''
        For calibre version so this code can be consolidated between
        fff_plugin.py and jobs.py
        '''
        description = self.getMetadata("description")
        # logger.debug("description:%s"%description)
        if not description:
            description = ''
        else:
            if not self.getConfig('keep_summary_html'):
                ## because of the html->MD text->html dance, text only
                ## (or MD/MD-like) descs come out better.
                description = sanitize_comments_html(description)
        # lengthy FFF_replace_br_with_p_has_been_run" causes
        # problems with EpubSplit and EpubMerge comments
        description = description.replace(u'<!-- ' +was_run_marker+ u' -->\n',u'')
        description = description.replace(u'<div id="' +was_run_marker+ u'">\n',u'<div>')
        return description

    # just for less clutter in adapters.
    def extendList(self,listname,l):
        for v in l:
            self.addToList(listname,v.strip())

    def addToList(self,listname,value,condremoveentities=True,clear=False):
        # delete cached replace'd value.
        self.metadata_cache.invalidate(listname)

        if value==None:
            return
        if condremoveentities:
            value = conditionalRemoveEntities(value)
        if clear or not self.isList(listname) or not listname in self.metadata:
            # Calling addToList to a non-list meta will overwrite it.
            self.metadata[listname]=[]
        # prevent duplicates.
        if not value in self.metadata[listname]:
            self.metadata[listname].append(value)

    def isList(self,listname):
        'Everything set with an include_in_* is considered a list.'
        return self.isListType(listname) or \
            ( self.isValidMetaEntry(listname) and listname in self.metadata \
                  and isinstance(self.metadata[listname],list) )

    def getList(self,listname,
                removeallentities=False,
                doreplacements=True,
                includelist=[],
                skip_cache=False,
                seen_list={}):
        #print("getList(%s,%s)"%(listname,includelist))
        retlist = []

        # check for a cached value to speed processing
        if not skip_cache and self.metadata_cache.is_cached_list(listname,removeallentities,doreplacements):
            return self.metadata_cache.get_cached_list(listname,removeallentities,doreplacements)

        if not self.isValidMetaEntry(listname):
            retlist = []
        else:
            # includelist prevents infinite recursion of include_in_'s
            if self.hasConfig("include_in_"+listname) and listname not in includelist:
                for k in self.getConfigList("include_in_"+listname):
                    ## allow for static string includes when double quoted ""
                    if k.startswith('"') and k.endswith('"'):
                        retlist.append(k[1:-1])
                    else:
                        ldorepl = doreplacements
                        if k.endswith('.NOREPL'):
                            k = k[:-len('.NOREPL')]
                            ldorepl = False
                        retlist.extend(self.getList(k,removeallentities=False,
                                                    doreplacements=ldorepl,includelist=includelist+[listname],
                                                    skip_cache=True,
                                                    seen_list=seen_list))
            else:

                if not self.isList(listname):
                    retlist = [self.getMetadata(listname,removeallentities=False,
                                                doreplacements=doreplacements,
                                                seen_list=seen_list)]
                else:
                    retlist = self.getMetadataRaw(listname)
                    if retlist is None:
                        retlist = []

            # reorder ships so b/a and c/b/a become a/b and a/b/c.  Only on '/',
            # use replace_metadata to change separator first if needed.
            # ships=>[ ]*(/|&amp;|&)[ ]*=>/
            if listname == 'ships' and self.getConfig('sort_ships') and doreplacements and retlist:
                # retlist = [ '/'.join(sorted(x.split('/'))) for x in retlist ]
                ## empty default of /=>/
                sort_ships_splits = self.getConfig('sort_ships_splits',"/=>/")

                for line in sort_ships_splits.splitlines():
                    if line:
                        ## logger.debug("sort_ships_splits:%s"%line)
                        ## logger.debug(retlist)
                        (splitre,splitmerge) = line.split("=>")
                        splitmerge = splitmerge.replace(SPACE_REPLACE,' ')
                        newretlist = []
                        for x in retlist:
                            curlist = []
                            for y in re.split(splitre,x):
                                ## logger.debug("x:(%s) y:(%s)"%(x,y))
                                ## for SPLIT_META(\,)
                                if x != y and doreplacements: # doreplacements always true here (currently)
                                    y = self.doReplacements(y,'ships_CHARS',return_list=True,
                                                            seen_list=seen_list)
                                else:
                                    ## needs to be a list to extend curlist.
                                    y=[x]
                                if y[0]: ## skip if empty
                                    curlist.extend(y)
                                ## logger.debug("curlist:%s"%(curlist,))
                            newretlist.append( splitmerge.join(sorted(curlist)) )

                        retlist = newretlist
                        ## logger.debug(retlist)

            ## Add value of add_genre_when_multi_category to genre if
            ## there's more than one category value.  Does not work
            ## consistently well if you try to include_in_ chain genre
            ## back into category--breaks with fandoms sites like AO3
            if( listname == 'genre' and self.getConfig('add_genre_when_multi_category')
                and len(self.getList('category',
                                     removeallentities=False,
                                     # to avoid inf loops if genre/cat substs
                                     includelist=includelist+[listname],
                                     doreplacements=False,
                                     skip_cache=True,
                                     seen_list=seen_list
                                     )) > 1
                and self.getConfig('add_genre_when_multi_category') not in retlist ):
                retlist.append(self.getConfig('add_genre_when_multi_category'))

            if listname == 'extratags' and not retlist:
                ## extratags comes directly from .ini Here to allow
                ## include_in_extratags to still work for completeness
                retlist = self.getConfigList('extratags')

            if retlist:
                if doreplacements:
                    newretlist = []
                    for val in retlist:
                        newretlist.extend(self.doReplacements(val,listname,return_list=True,
                                                              seen_list=seen_list))
                    retlist = newretlist

                if removeallentities:
                    retlist = [ removeAllEntities(x) for x in retlist ]

                retlist = [x for x in retlist if x!=None and x!='']

            if retlist:
                if listname in ('author','authorUrl','authorId') or self.getConfig('keep_in_order_'+listname):
                    # need to retain order for author & authorUrl so the
                    # two match up.
                    retlist = unique_list(retlist)
                else:
                    # remove dups and sort.
                    retlist = sorted(list(set(retlist)))

                ## Add value of add_genre_when_multi_category to
                ## category if there's more than one category
                ## value (before this, obviously).  Applied
                ## *after* doReplacements.  For normalization
                ## crusaders who want Crossover as a category
                ## instead of genre.  Moved after dedup'ing so
                ## consolidated category values don't count.
                if( listname == 'category'
                    and self.getConfig('add_category_when_multi_category')
                    and len(retlist) > 1
                    and self.getConfig('add_category_when_multi_category') not in retlist ):
                    retlist.append(self.getConfig('add_category_when_multi_category'))
                    ## same sort as above, but has to be after due to
                    ## changing list. unique filter not needed: 'not
                    ## in retlist' check
                    if not (listname in ('author','authorUrl','authorId') or self.getConfig('keep_in_order_'+listname)):
                        retlist = sorted(list(set(retlist)))

            else:
                retlist = []

        if not skip_cache:
            self.metadata_cache.set_cached_list(listname,removeallentities,doreplacements,retlist)

        return retlist

    def getSubjectTags(self, removeallentities=False):
        ## Used both to populate epub <dc:subject> tags and Calibre
        ## Tags column.

        # to avoid duplicates subject tags *and* allow order of
        # <dc:subject> tags.
        subjectset = OrderedDict()

        tags_list = self.getConfigList("include_subject_tags") + self.getConfigList("extra_subject_tags")

        ## This used to spin on keys of self.getAllMetadata() look for
        ## key in tags_list.  No idea why, probably from even older code
        ## 4bb91cd0c5877cf64a779c92d1f9f338a130fa5b
        ## Found a reason, if a poor one.  extratags was populated in
        ## story as a side-effect.  Moved to getList()
        for entry in tags_list:
            ## allow both _LIST and .SPLIT
            entry_key = entry.replace('_LIST','').replace('.SPLIT','')
            if not self.isValidMetaEntry(entry_key):
                logger.warning("Skipping invalid metadata entry (%s) in include_subject_tags",entry)
                continue
            if '_LIST' in entry:
                # _LIST indicates to use the whole list (as a string)
                # to match _LIST in replace_metadata.  Then split by
                # comma(,)
                value_list = [ self.getMetadata(entry_key,
                                                removeallentities=removeallentities) ]
            else:
                # use lists to match prior behavior, skipping _LIST
                # replace_metadata lines.
                value_list = self.getList(entry_key,
                                          removeallentities=removeallentities)
            if '.SPLIT' in entry:
                # split each entry value by ',' .SPLIT was basically
                # obsoleted by \, splitting, but may still be used in
                # some users' config.  Could also be useful with _LIST
                # now.
                split_list = []
                for value in value_list:
                    split_list.extend(value.split(','))
                value_list = split_list

            for v in [ x.strip() for x in value_list ]:
                if v: # skip '' or None
                    subjectset[v] = True

        logger.debug("getSubjectTags:%s"%subjectset.keys())
        return list(subjectset.keys())

    def addChapter(self, chap, newchap=False):
        # logger.debug("addChapter(%s,%s)"%(chap,newchap))
        chapter = defaultdict(unicode,chap) # default unknown to empty string
        chapter['html'] = removeEntities(chapter['html'])
        if self.getConfig('strip_chapter_numbers') and \
                self.getConfig('chapter_title_strip_pattern'):
            chapter['title'] = re.sub(self.getConfig('chapter_title_strip_pattern'),"",chapter['title'])
        chapter.update({'origtitle':chapter['title'],
                        'toctitle':chapter['title'],
                        'new':newchap,
                        'number':len(self.chapters)+1,
                        'index04':"%04d"%(len(self.chapters)+1)})
        ## Due to poor planning on my part, chapter_title_*_pattern
        ## expect index==1 while output settings expected index=0001.
        ## index04 is to disambiguate, but index is kept for users'
        ## pre-existing settings.
        chapter['index']=chapter['index04']
        self.chapters.append(chapter)

    def getChapters(self,fortoc=False):
        "Chapters will be defaultdicts(unicode)"
        retval = []

        ## only add numbers if more than one chapter.  Ditto (new) marks.
        addnums = len(self.chapters) > 1 and (
            self.getConfig('add_chapter_numbers') == "true"
            or (self.getConfig('add_chapter_numbers') == "toconly" and fortoc) )
        marknew = self.getConfig('mark_new_chapters') # true or latestonly

        defpattern = self.getConfig('chapter_title_def_pattern','${title}') # default val in case of missing defaults.ini
        if addnums and marknew:
            pattern = self.getConfig('chapter_title_add_pattern')
            newpattern = self.getConfig('chapter_title_addnew_pattern')
        elif addnums:
            pattern = self.getConfig('chapter_title_add_pattern')
            newpattern = pattern
        elif marknew:
            pattern = defpattern
            newpattern = self.getConfig('chapter_title_new_pattern')
        else:
            pattern = defpattern
            newpattern = pattern

        if self.getConfig('add_chapter_numbers') in ["true","toconly"]:
            tocpattern = self.getConfig('chapter_title_add_pattern')
        else:
            tocpattern = defpattern

        # logger.debug("Patterns: (%s)(%s)"%(pattern,newpattern))
        templ = string.Template(pattern)
        newtempl = string.Template(newpattern)
        toctempl = string.Template(tocpattern)

        for index, chap in enumerate(self.chapters):
            if chap['new'] or self.getMetadata('newforanthology'):
                usetempl = newtempl
            else:
                usetempl = templ
            # logger.debug("chap(%s)"%chap)
            chapter = defaultdict(unicode,chap)
            ## Due to poor planning on my part,
            ## chapter_title_*_pattern expect index==1 not
            ## index=0001 like output settings.  index04 is now
            ## used, but index is still included for backward
            ## compatibility.
            chapter['index'] = chapter['number']
            chapter['chapter'] = usetempl.substitute(chapter)
            chapter['origtitle'] = templ.substitute(chapter)
            chapter['toctitle'] = toctempl.substitute(chapter)
            # set after, otherwise changes origtitle and toctitle
            chapter['title'] = chapter['chapter']
            ## chapter['html'] is a string.
            chapter['html'] = self.do_chapter_text_replacements(chapter['html'])
            retval.append(chapter)
        return retval

    def do_chapter_text_replacements(self,data):
        '''
        'Undocumented' feature.  This is a shotgun with a stirrup on
        the end--you *will* shoot yourself in the foot a lot with it.
        '''
        # only compile chapter_text_replacements once.
        if not self.chapter_text_replacements and self.getConfig('replace_chapter_text'):
            self.chapter_text_replacements = make_chapter_text_replacements(self.getConfig('replace_chapter_text'))
            logger.debug(self.chapter_text_replacements)
        for replaceline in self.chapter_text_replacements:
            (repl_line,regexp,replacement) = replaceline
            if regexp.search(data):
                data = regexp.sub(replacement,data)
        return data

    def get_filename_safe_metadata(self,pattern=None):
        origvalues = self.getAllMetadata()
        values={}
        if not pattern:
            pattern = re_compile(self.getConfig("output_filename_safepattern",
                                                r"(^\.|/\.|[^a-zA-Z0-9_\. \[\]\(\)&'-]+)"),
                                 "output_filename_safepattern")
        for k in origvalues.keys():
            if k == 'formatext': # don't do file extension--we set it anyway.
                values[k]=self.getMetadata(k)
            else:
                values[k]=re.sub(pattern,'_', removeAllEntities(self.getMetadata(k)))
        return values

    def formatFileName(self,template,allowunsafefilename=True):
        # fall back default:
        if not template:
            template="${title}-${siteabbrev}_${storyId}${formatext}"

        if allowunsafefilename:
            values = self.getAllMetadata()
        else:
            values = self.get_filename_safe_metadata()

        return string.Template(template).substitute(values) #.encode('utf8')

    # pass fetch in from adapter in case we need the cookies collected
    # as well as it's a base_story class method.
    def addImgUrl(self,parenturl,url,fetch,cover=None,coverexclusion=None):
        logger.debug("addImgUrl(parenturl=%s,url=%s,cover=%s,coverexclusion=%s"%(parenturl,url,cover,coverexclusion))
        # otherwise it saves the image in the epub even though it
        # isn't used anywhere.
        if cover and self.getConfig('never_make_cover'):
            logger.debug("%s rejected as cover by never_make_cover"%url)
            return (None,None)

        url = url.strip() # ran across an image with a space in the
                          # src. Browser handled it, so we'd better, too.

        newsrc = None
        imgdata = None
        if url.startswith("data:image"):
            if 'base64' in url and self.getConfig("convert_inline_images",True):
                head, base64data = url.split(',', 1)
                # logger.debug("%s len(%s)"%(head,len(base64data)))
                # Get the file extension (gif, jpeg, png)
                file_ext = head.split(';')[0].split('/')[1]

                # Decode the image data
                imgdata = base64.b64decode(base64data)
                imgurl = "file:///fakefile/img-data-image/"+hashlib.md5(imgdata).hexdigest()+"."+file_ext
            else:
                # don't do anything to in-line images.
                return (url, "inline image")
        else:
            ## Mistakenly ended up with some // in image urls, like:
            ## https://forums.spacebattles.com//styles/default/xenforo/clear.png
            ## Removing one /, but not ://
            if not url.startswith("file:"): # keep file:///
                url = re.sub(r"([^:])//",r"\1/",url)
            if url.startswith("http") or url.startswith("file:") or parenturl == None:
                imgurl = url
            else:
                parsedUrl = urlparse(parenturl)
                if url.startswith("//") :
                    imgurl = urlunparse(
                        (parsedUrl.scheme,
                         '',
                         url,
                         '','',''))
                elif url.startswith("/") :
                    imgurl = urlunparse(
                        (parsedUrl.scheme,
                         parsedUrl.netloc,
                         url,
                         '','',''))
                else:
                    toppath=""
                    if parsedUrl.path.endswith("/"):
                        toppath = parsedUrl.path
                    else:
                        toppath = parsedUrl.path[:parsedUrl.path.rindex('/')+1]
                    imgurl = urlunparse(
                        (parsedUrl.scheme,
                         parsedUrl.netloc,
                         toppath + url,
                         '','',''))
                    # logger.debug("\n===========\nparsedUrl.path:%s\ntoppath:%s\nimgurl:%s\n\n"%(parsedUrl.path,toppath,imgurl))

        ## apply coverexclusion to specific covers, too.  Primarily for ffnet imageu.
        ## (Note that default and force covers don't pass cover_exclusion_regexp)
        if cover and coverexclusion and re.search(coverexclusion,imgurl):
            logger.debug("%s rejected as cover by cover_exclusion_regexp"%imgurl)
            return (None,None)

        self.img_store.debug_out()
        imginfo = self.img_store.get_img_by_url(imgurl)
        if not imginfo:
            try:
                if imgurl.endswith('failedtoload'):
                    return ("failedtoload","failedtoload")

                if not imgdata:
                    # might already have from data:image in-line allow

                    # allow referer to be forced for a few image sites
                    # and authors who link images that watermark or
                    # don't work anymore.
                    refererurl = parenturl
                    if( self.getConfig("force_img_self_referer_regexp") and
                        re.search(self.getConfig("force_img_self_referer_regexp"),
                                  url) ):
                        refererurl = url
                        logger.debug("Use Referer:%s"%refererurl)
                    imgdata = fetch(imgurl,referer=refererurl)

                if self.getConfig('no_image_processing'):
                    (data,ext,mime) = no_convert_image(imgurl,
                                                       imgdata)
                else:
                    try:
                        sizes = [ int(x) for x in self.getConfigList('image_max_size',['580', '725']) ]
                    except Exception as e:
                        raise exceptions.FailedToDownload("Failed to parse image_max_size from personal.ini:%s\nException: %s"%(self.getConfigList('image_max_size'),e))
                    grayscale = self.getConfig('grayscale_images')
                    imgtype = self.getConfig('convert_images_to')
                    if not imgtype:
                        imgtype = "jpg"
                    removetrans = self.getConfig('remove_transparency')
                    removetrans = removetrans or grayscale or imgtype=="jpg"
                    if 'ffdl-' in imgurl:
                        raise exceptions.FailedToDownload("ffdl image is internal only...")
                    bgcolor = self.getConfig('background_color','ffffff')
                    if not bgcolor or len(bgcolor)<3 or len(bgcolor)>6 or not re.match(r"^[0-9a-fA-F]+$",bgcolor):
                        logger.info("background_color(%s) needs to be a hexidecimal color--using ffffff instead."%bgcolor)
                        bgcolor = 'ffffff'
                    try:
                        jpg_quality = int(self.getConfig('jpg_quality', '95'))
                    except Exception as e:
                        raise exceptions.FailedToDownload("Failed to parse jpg_quality as int from personal.ini:%s\nException: %s"%(self.getConfig('jpg_quality'),e))
                    (data,ext,mime) = convert_image(imgurl,
                                                    imgdata,
                                                    sizes,
                                                    grayscale,
                                                    removetrans,
                                                    imgtype,
                                                    background="#"+bgcolor,
                                                    jpg_quality=jpg_quality)
            except Exception as e:
                try:
                    logger.info("Failed to load or convert image, \nparent:%s\nskipping:%s\nException: %s"%(parenturl,imgurl,e))
                except:
                    logger.info("Failed to load or convert image, \nparent:%s\nskipping:%s\n(Exception output also caused exception)"%(parenturl,imgurl))
                return ("failedtoload","failedtoload")

            ## (cover images never included in get_imgs_by_size)
            if self.getConfig('dedup_img_files',False):
                same_sz_imgs = self.img_store.get_imgs_by_size(len(data))
                for szimg in same_sz_imgs:
                    if data == szimg['data']:
                        # matching data, duplicate file with a different URL.
                        logger.info("found duplicate image: %s, %s"%(szimg['newsrc'],
                                                                     szimg['url']))
                        return (szimg['newsrc'],szimg['url'])
            if not cover: # cover now handled below
                newsrc = self.img_store.add_img(imgurl,
                                                ext,
                                                mime,
                                                data)
        else:
            ## image was found in existing store.
            self.img_store.debug_out()
            logger.debug("existing image url found:%s->%s"%(imgurl,imginfo['newsrc']))
            newsrc = imginfo['newsrc']

            ## for cover handling
            imgurl = imginfo['url']
            ext    = imginfo['ext']
            mime   = imginfo['mime']
            data   = imginfo['data']

        # logger.debug("%s,%s"%(newsrc,imgurl))
        # explicit cover, check the size, but not for default and force
        if cover=='specific' and not self.check_cover_min_size(data):
            logger.debug("%s rejected as cover by cover_min_size"%imgurl)
            return (None,None)

        self.img_store.debug_out()
        # First image cover
        # Only if: No cover already AND
        #          make_firstimage_cover AND
        #          NOT never_make_cover AND
        #          not (coverexclusion and coverexclusion match)
        if not cover and \
                self.cover == None and \
                self.getConfig('make_firstimage_cover'):
            logger.debug("Attempt make_firstimage_cover(%s)"%imgurl)
            if self.getConfig('never_make_cover'):
                logger.debug("%s rejected as cover by never_make_cover"%imgurl)
            elif coverexclusion and re.search(coverexclusion,imgurl):
                logger.debug("%s rejected as cover by cover_exclusion_regexp"%imgurl)
            elif not self.check_cover_min_size(data):
                logger.debug("%s rejected as cover by cover_min_size"%imgurl)
            else:
                cover = 'first'

        if cover: # 'specific', 'first', 'default' and 'force'
            ## adds a copy if already found in img_store
            self.cover = self.img_store.add_img(imgurl,
                                                ext,
                                                mime,
                                                data,
                                                cover=True)
            self.setMetadata('cover_image',cover)
            logger.debug("use cover(%s): %s"%(cover,imgurl))
            if not newsrc:
                newsrc = self.cover
        self.img_store.debug_out()

        # logger.debug("%s,%s"%(newsrc,imgurl))
        return (newsrc, imgurl)

    def check_cover_min_size(self,imgdata):
        cover_big_enough = True
        if not self.getConfig('no_image_processing'):
            ## don't try to call get_image_size() when
            ## 'no_image_processing'.  SVGs fail in Calibre, but prior
            ## call to convert_image should have already detected .svg
            try:
                sizes = [ int(x) for x in self.getConfigList('cover_min_size') ]
                if sizes:
                    owidth, oheight = get_image_size(imgdata)
                    cover_big_enough = owidth >= sizes[0] and oheight >= sizes[1]
                    # logger.debug("cover_big_enough:%s %s>=%s, %s>=%s"%(cover_big_enough,owidth,sizes[0],oheight,sizes[1]))
            except Exception as e:
                logger.warning("Failed to process cover_min_size from personal.ini:%s\nException: %s"%(self.getConfigList('cover_min_size'),e))
        return cover_big_enough

    def getImgUrls(self):
        retlist = []
        for i, info in enumerate(self.img_store.get_imgs()):
            retlist.append(info)
        for imgfn in self.getConfigList('additional_images'):
            data = self.get_request_raw(imgfn)
            (discarddata,ext,mime) = no_convert_image(imgfn,data)
            retlist.append({
                    'newsrc':"images/"+os.path.basename(imgfn),
                    'mime':mime,
                    'data':data,
                    })
        return retlist

    def __str__(self):
        return "Metadata: " +unicode(self.metadata)

def commaGroups(s):
    groups = []
    while s and s[-1].isdigit():
        groups.append(s[-3:])
        s = s[:-3]
    return s + ','.join(reversed(groups))

# http://stackoverflow.com/questions/480214/how-do-you-remove-duplicates-from-a-list-in-python-whilst-preserving-order
def unique_list(seq):
    seen = set()
    seen_add = seen.add
    try:
        return [x for x in seq if not (x in seen or seen_add(x))]
    except:
        logger.debug("unique_list exception seq:%s"%seq)
        raise
