//TV OBJECT BUILDER
public static PlexTvShow GetTvObjectFromIndex(int index, bool waitWindow = true)
{
try
{
if (waitWindow)
{
return((PlexTvShow)WaitWindow.WaitWindow.Show(GetTvObjectFromIndex_Callback, @"Getting metadata", index));
}
var obj = new PlexTvShow();
LoggingHelpers.RecordGeneralEntry(@"Content Parse Started");
LoggingHelpers.RecordGeneralEntry(@"Grabbing Titles");
var metadata = XmlMetadataContent.GetEpisodeMetadata(index);
LoggingHelpers.RecordGeneralEntry(@"Checking XML validity");
if (Methods.PlexXmlValid(metadata.Xml))
{
LoggingHelpers.RecordGeneralEntry(@"XML Valid");
var dlInfo = DownloadInfoGatherers.GetContentDownloadInfo(metadata.Xml);
if (dlInfo != null)
{
LoggingHelpers.RecordGeneralEntry(@"Assembling Object");
obj.ApiUri = metadata.ApiUri;
obj.ContentGenre = XmlMetadataStrings.GetContentGenre(metadata.Xml);
var s = XmlMetadataIntegers.GetParentIndex(metadata.Xml);
var e = XmlMetadataIntegers.GetIndex(metadata.Xml);
obj.Season = XmlMetadataStrings.GetParentTitle(metadata.Xml);
obj.EpisodesInSeason = DataProvider.EpisodesProvider.GetRawTable().Rows.Count;
obj.EpisodeNumber = e > 0 ? e : 1; //episode numbers start at 1, not 0; enforce this.
obj.SeasonNumber = s > 0 ? s : 1; //season numbers start at 1, not 0; enforce this.
obj.TvShowName = XmlMetadataStrings.GetGrandparentTitle(metadata.Xml);
obj.StreamResolution = XmlMetadataObjects.GetContentResolution(metadata.Xml);
obj.Actors = XmlMetadataObjects.GetActorsFromMetadata(metadata.Xml);
obj.StreamIndex = index;
obj.Synopsis = XmlMetadataStrings.GetContentSynopsis(metadata.Xml);
obj.StreamInformation = dlInfo;
//apply the raw metadata to the object (it won't get serialised)
obj.RawMetadata = metadata.Xml;
//This works, but it shouldn't - I feel like it shouldn't.
//Check if the season information is valid (must have a number).
//Sometimes, seasons don't get named correctly. For example, 'Specials' rather than 'Season 1'.
//This is one method of validation for a correctly named 'Season' of a show.
//In addition, if the verification method fails for a season number check, it returns -1 (season numbers start at 1+),
//so it makes sense to check for above zero season indices as well.
var valid = obj.Season.ToLower().StartsWith(@"season") && s > 0;
var notation = valid ? obj.Notation : obj.Season; //apply default notation only if it's a valid season name, otherwise just use the name itself.
var fileName = $"{obj.TvShowName} - {notation} - {obj.StreamInformation.ContentTitle}.{dlInfo.Container}";
//override the filename generated above with the correct Plex formatting generated by the PlexTvShow object.
obj.StreamInformation.FileName = fileName.ToClean();
}
else
{
UIMessages.Error(
@"Failed to get contextual information; an unknown error occurred. Check the exception log for more information.",
@"Data Error");
LoggingHelpers.RecordException(
"DownloadInfo invalid. This may be an internal error; please report this issue on GitHub.",
"ContextDownloadInfoNull");
LoggingHelpers.RecordGeneralEntry(
"DownloadInfo is invalid (no stream contextual information)");
}
}
else
{
LoggingHelpers.RecordGeneralEntry("XML Invalid");
}
LoggingHelpers.RecordGeneralEntry("Returned assembled TV object");
return(obj);
}
catch (ThreadAbortException)
{
//literally nothing; this gets raised when a cancellation happens.
return(null);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
UIMessages.Error("Content metadata error:\n\n" + ex, @"Data Error");
LoggingHelpers.RecordException(ex.Message, "TVObjectError");
return(null);
}
}
//MOVIE OBJECT BUILDER
public static PlexMovie GetMovieObjectFromIndex(int index, bool waitWindow = true)
{
try
{
if (waitWindow)
{
return((PlexMovie)WaitWindow.WaitWindow.Show(GetMovieObjectFromIndex_Callback, @"Getting metadata", index));
}
var obj = new PlexMovie();
LoggingHelpers.RecordGeneralEntry(@"Content Parse Started");
LoggingHelpers.RecordGeneralEntry(@"Grabbing Titles");
var metadata = XmlMetadataContent.GetContentMetadata(index);
LoggingHelpers.RecordGeneralEntry(@"Checking XML validity");
if (Methods.PlexXmlValid(metadata.Xml))
{
LoggingHelpers.RecordGeneralEntry(@"XML Valid");
var dlInfo = DownloadInfoGatherers.GetContentDownloadInfo(metadata.Xml);
if (dlInfo != null)
{
LoggingHelpers.RecordGeneralEntry(@"Assembling Object");
obj.ApiUri = metadata.ApiUri;
obj.ContentGenre = XmlMetadataStrings.GetContentGenre(metadata.Xml);
obj.StreamInformation = dlInfo;
obj.StreamResolution = XmlMetadataObjects.GetContentResolution(metadata.Xml);
obj.Actors = XmlMetadataObjects.GetActorsFromMetadata(metadata.Xml);
obj.StreamIndex = index;
obj.Synopsis = XmlMetadataStrings.GetContentSynopsis(metadata.Xml);
//apply the raw metadata to the object (it won't get serialised)
obj.RawMetadata = metadata.Xml;
}
else
{
UIMessages.Error(
@"Failed to get contextual information; an unknown error occurred. Check the exception log for more information.",
@"Data Error");
LoggingHelpers.RecordException(
@"DownloadInfo invalid. This may be an internal error; please report this issue on GitHub.",
@"ContextDownloadInfoNull");
LoggingHelpers.RecordGeneralEntry("DownloadInfo is invalid (no stream contextual information)");
}
}
else
{
LoggingHelpers.RecordGeneralEntry("XML Invalid");
}
LoggingHelpers.RecordGeneralEntry("Returned assembled Movie object");
return(obj);
}
catch (ThreadAbortException)
{
//literally nothing; this gets raised when a cancellation happens.
return(null);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
UIMessages.Error("Content metadata error:\n\n" + ex, @"Data Error");
LoggingHelpers.RecordException(ex.Message, @"MovieObjectError");
return(null);
}
}
