e92b1cd12a
A complete gutting of the internals of ytdl-sub to support functions in our variable syntax, in addition to being able to access a yt-dlp entry's .info.json fields using functions. Functionally, ytdl-sub should still look and behave the same from a user-perspective. With so many lines of code changed (+8927, -2708), no doubt there will be new issues. Please make a GH issue or reach out on Discord if your config/subscriptions break in any way/shape/form. Details on how to use function support will come soon in the form of proper documentation in our readthedocs.
27 lines
964 B
Python
27 lines
964 B
Python
from yt_dlp.utils import datetime_from_str
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from ytdl_sub.validators.string_formatter_validators import OverridesStringFormatterValidator
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class StringDatetimeValidator(OverridesStringFormatterValidator):
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"""
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String that contains a yt-dlp datetime. From their docs:
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.. code-block:: Markdown
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A string in the format YYYYMMDD or
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(now|today|yesterday|date)[+-][0-9](microsecond|second|minute|hour|day|week|month|year)(s)
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Valid examples are ``now-2weeks`` or ``20200101``. Can use override variables in this.
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Note that yt-dlp will round times to the closest day, meaning that `day` is the lowest
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granularity possible.
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"""
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_expected_value_type_name = "datetime string"
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def post_process(self, resolved: str) -> str:
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try:
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_ = datetime_from_str(resolved)
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except Exception as exc:
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raise self._validation_exception(f"Invalid datetime string: {str(exc)}")
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return resolved
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