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* api/urlbuilders/movie: Auto format. * graphql+pkg+ui: Implement scraping movies by URL. This patch implements the missing required boilerplate for scraping movies by URL, using performers and scenes as a reference. Although this patch contains a big chunck of ground work for enabling scraping movies by fragment, the feature would require additional changes to be completely implemented and was not tested. * graphql+pkg+ui: Scrape movie studio. Extends and corrects the movie model for the ability to store and dereference studio IDs with received studio string from the scraper. This was done with Scenes as a reference. For simplicity the duplication of having `ScrapedMovieStudio` and `ScrapedSceneStudio` was kept, which should probably be refactored to be the same type in the model in the future. * ui/movies: Add movie scrape dialog. Adds possibility to update existing movie entries with the URL scraper. For this the MovieScrapeDialog.tsx was implemented with Performers and Scenes as a reference. In addition DurationUtils needs to be called one time for converting seconds from the model to the string that is displayed in the component. This seemed the least intrusive to me as it kept a ScrapeResult<string> type compatible with ScrapedInputGroupRow. |
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