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app.yaml
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# ffd-retief-hrd fanfictiondownloader
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application: fanfictiondownloader
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version: 4-4-64
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version: 4-4-65
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runtime: python27
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api_version: 1
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threadsafe: true
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@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ class FanFictionDownLoaderBase(InterfaceActionBase):
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description = 'UI plugin to download FanFiction stories from various sites.'
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supported_platforms = ['windows', 'osx', 'linux']
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author = 'Jim Miller'
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version = (1, 7, 30)
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version = (1, 7, 31)
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minimum_calibre_version = (0, 8, 57)
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#: This field defines the GUI plugin class that contains all the code
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defaults.ini
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defaults.ini
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@ -133,6 +133,9 @@ zip_filename: ${title}-${siteabbrev}_${storyId}${formatext}.zip
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## zip_filename.
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allow_unsafe_filename: false
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## The regex pattern of 'unsafe' filename chars for above.
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#output_filename_safepattern:[^a-zA-Z0-9_\. \[\]\(\)&'-]+
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## entries to make epub subjects and calibre tags
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## lastupdate creates two tags: "Last Update Year/Month: %Y/%m" and "Last Update: %Y/%m/%d"
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include_subject_tags: extratags, genre, category, characters, ships, lastupdate, status
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## Note that if metakey == conditionalkey the conditional is ignored.
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## You can use \s in the replacement to add explicit spaces. (The config parser
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## tends to discard trailing spaces.)
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## replace_metadata <entry>_LIST options: FFDL replace_metadata lines
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## operate on individual list items for list entries. But if you
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## want to do a replacement on the joined string for the whole list,
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## you can by using <entry>_LIST. Example, if you added
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## calibre_author: calibre_author_LIST=>^(.{,100}).*$=>\1
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#replace_metadata:
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# genre,category=>Sci-Fi=>SF
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# Puella Magi Madoka Magica.* => Madoka
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## "The Beginning" => "1. The Beginning"
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chapter_title_add_pattern:${index}. ${title}
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## Reorder ships so b/a and c/b/a become a/b and a/b/c. Only separates
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## on '/', so use replace_metadata to change separator first if
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## needed. Something like: ships=>[ ]*(/|&|&)[ ]*=>/ You can use
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## ships_LIST to change the / back to something else if you want.
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sort_ships:false
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## join_string_<entry> options -- FFDL list entries are comma
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## separated by default. You can use this to change that. For example,
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## if you want authors separated with ' & ' instead, use
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## join_string_calibre_author:\s&\s. (\s == space)
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#join_string_author:,\s
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## keep_in_order_<entry> options: FFDL sorts list entries by default
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## (except for author/authorUrl/authorId). But if you want to use an
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## extra entry derived from author, it ends up sorted. For example, if
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## you added calibre_author: keep_in_order_calibre_author:true
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#keep_in_order_author:true
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## Each output format has a section that overrides [defaults]
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[html]
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<h3>Changes:</h3>
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<p>
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<ul>
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<li>New Site: scarhead.net -- Thanks, Ida!</li>
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<li>Improved error reporting of fanfiction.net site errors</li>
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<li>New force_login parameter for phoenixsong.net site.</li>
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<li>Several new ini parameters for metadata. See the Plugin forum for details.</li>
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</ul>
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</p>
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If you have any problems with this application, please
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report them in
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the <a href="http://groups.google.com/group/fanfic-downloader">FanFictionDownLoader Google Group</a>. The
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<a href="http://4-4-63.fanfictiondownloader.appspot.com">Previous Version</a> is also available for you to use if necessary.
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<a href="http://4-4-64.fanfictiondownloader.appspot.com">Previous Version</a> is also available for you to use if necessary.
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</p>
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<div id='error'>
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{{ error_message }}
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## Note that if metakey == conditionalkey the conditional is ignored.
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## You can use \s in the replacement to add explicit spaces. (The config parser
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## tends to discard trailing spaces.)
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## replace_metadata <entry>_LIST options: FFDL replace_metadata lines
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## operate on individual list items for list entries. But if you
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## want to do a replacement on the joined string for the whole list,
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## you can by using <entry>_LIST. Example, if you added
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## calibre_author: calibre_author_LIST=>^(.{,100}).*$=>\1
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#replace_metadata:
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# genre,category=>Sci-Fi=>SF
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# Puella Magi Madoka Magica.* => Madoka
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## anthologies.
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anthology_title_pattern:${title} Anthology
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## Reorder ships so b/a and c/b/a become a/b and a/b/c. Only separates
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## on '/', so use replace_metadata to change separator first if
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## needed. Something like: ships=>[ ]*(/|&|&)[ ]*=>/ You can use
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## ships_LIST to change the / back to something else if you want.
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sort_ships:false
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## join_string_<entry> options -- FFDL list entries are comma
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## separated by default. You can use this to change that. For example,
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## if you want authors separated with ' & ' instead, use
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## join_string_calibre_author:\s&\s. (\s == space)
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#join_string_author:,\s
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## keep_in_order_<entry> options: FFDL sorts list entries by default
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## (except for author/authorUrl/authorId). But if you want to use an
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## extra entry derived from author, it ends up sorted. For example, if
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## you added calibre_author: keep_in_order_calibre_author:true
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#keep_in_order_author:true
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## Each output format has a section that overrides [defaults]
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[html]
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