package org.schabi.newpipe.extractor;
import org.schabi.newpipe.extractor.exceptions.ExtractionException;
import org.schabi.newpipe.extractor.exceptions.ParsingException;
import java.io.IOException;
public abstract class Extractor {
/**
* {@link StreamingService} currently related to this extractor.
* Useful for getting other things from a service (like the url handlers for cleaning/accepting/get id from urls).
*/
private final StreamingService service;
/**
* Dirty/original url that was passed in the constructor.
*
* What makes a url "dirty" or not is, for example, the additional parameters * (not important as—in this case—the id): *
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9Zf_258aTI&t=4s → &t=4s ** But as you can imagine, the time parameter is very important when calling {@link org.schabi.newpipe.extractor.stream.StreamExtractor#getTimeStamp()}. */ private final String originalUrl; /** * The cleaned url, result of passing the {@link #originalUrl} to the associated urlIdHandler ({@link #getUrlIdHandler()}). *
* Is lazily-cleaned by calling {@link #getCleanUrl()} */ private String cleanUrl; public Extractor(StreamingService service, String url) throws ExtractionException { this.service = service; this.originalUrl = url; } /** * @return a {@link UrlIdHandler} of the current extractor type (e.g. a ChannelExtractor should return a channel url handler). */ protected abstract UrlIdHandler getUrlIdHandler() throws ParsingException; /** * Fetch the current page. */ public abstract void fetchPage() throws IOException, ExtractionException; public abstract String getId() throws ParsingException; public abstract String getName() throws ParsingException; public String getOriginalUrl() { return originalUrl; } public String getCleanUrl() { if (cleanUrl != null && !cleanUrl.isEmpty()) return cleanUrl; try { cleanUrl = getUrlIdHandler().cleanUrl(originalUrl); } catch (Exception e) { cleanUrl = null; // Fallback to the original url return originalUrl; } return cleanUrl; } public StreamingService getService() { return service; } public int getServiceId() { return service.getServiceId(); } }