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const { promisifyProcess } = require('./general-util')
const { promisify } = require('util')
const { spawn } = require('child_process')
const { Base64 } = require('js-base64')
const mkdirp = promisify(require('mkdirp'))
const fs = require('fs')
const fse = require('fs-extra')
const fetch = require('node-fetch')
const tempy = require('tempy')
const path = require('path')
const sanitize = require('sanitize-filename')
const writeFile = promisify(fs.writeFile)
const rename = promisify(fs.rename)
const stat = promisify(fs.stat)
const readdir = promisify(fs.readdir)
const symlink = promisify(fs.symlink)
const copyFile = fse.copy
const cachify = (identifier, baseFunction) => {
return async arg => {
// Determine where the final file will end up. This is just a directory -
// the file's own name is determined by the downloader.
const cacheDir = downloaders.rootCacheDir + '/' + identifier
const finalDirectory = cacheDir + '/' + Base64.encode(arg)
// Check if that directory only exists. If it does, return the file in it,
// because it being there means we've already downloaded it at some point
// in the past.
let exists
try {
await stat(finalDirectory)
exists = true
} catch (error) {
// ENOENT means the folder doesn't exist, which is one of the potential
// expected outputs, so do nothing and let the download continue.
if (error.code === 'ENOENT') {
exists = false
}
// Otherwise, there was some unexpected error, so throw it:
else {
throw error
}
}
// If the directory exists, return the file in it. Downloaders always
// return only one file, so it's expected that the directory will only
// contain a single file. We ignore any other files. Note we also allow
// the download to continue if there aren't any files in the directory -
// that would mean that the file (but not the directory) was unexpectedly
// deleted.
if (exists) {
const files = await readdir(finalDirectory)
if (files.length >= 1) {
return finalDirectory + '/' + files[0]
}
}
// The "temporary" output, aka the download location. Generally in a
// temporary location as returned by tempy.
const tempFile = await baseFunction(arg)
// Then move the download to the final location. First we need to make the
// folder exist, then we move the file.
const finalFile = finalDirectory + '/' + path.basename(tempFile)
await mkdirp(finalDirectory)
await rename(tempFile, finalFile)
// And return.
return finalFile
}
}
const removeFileProtocol = arg => {
const fileProto = 'file://'
if (arg.startsWith(fileProto)) {
return decodeURIComponent(arg.slice(fileProto.length))
} else {
return arg
}
}
const downloaders = {
extension: 'mp3', // Generally target file extension, used by youtube-dl
// TODO: Cross-platform stuff
rootCacheDir: process.env.HOME + '/.mtui/downloads',
http: cachify('http', arg => {
const out = (
tempy.directory() + '/' +
sanitize(decodeURIComponent(path.basename(arg))))
return fetch(arg)
.then(response => response.buffer())
.then(buffer => writeFile(out, buffer))
.then(() => out)
}),
youtubedl: cachify('youtubedl', arg => {
const out = (
tempy.directory() + '/download.' + downloaders.extension)
const opts = [
'--quiet',
'--extract-audio',
'--audio-format', downloaders.extension,
'--output', out,
arg
]
return promisifyProcess(spawn('youtube-dl', opts))
.then(() => out)
}),
local: cachify('local', arg => {
// Usually we'd just return the given argument in a local
// downloader, which is efficient, since there's no need to
// copy a file from one place on the hard drive to another.
// But reading from a separate drive (e.g. a USB stick or a
// CD) can take a lot longer than reading directly from the
// computer's own drive, so this downloader copies the file
// to a temporary file on the computer's drive.
// Ideally, we'd be able to check whether a file is on the
// computer's main drive mount or not before going through
// the steps to copy, but I'm not sure if there's a way to
// do that (and it's even less likely there'd be a cross-
// platform way).
// It's possible the downloader argument starts with the "file://"
// protocol string; in that case we'll want to snip it off and URL-
// decode the string.
arg = removeFileProtocol(arg)
// TODO: Is it necessary to sanitize here?
// Haha, the answer to "should I sanitize" is probably always YES..
const base = path.basename(arg, path.extname(arg))
const out = tempy.directory() + '/' + sanitize(base) + path.extname(arg)
return copyFile(arg, out)
.then(() => out)
}),
locallink: cachify('locallink', arg => {
// Like the local downloader, but creates a symbolic link to the argument.
arg = removeFileProtocol(arg)
const base = path.basename(arg, path.extname(arg))
const out = tempy.directory() + '/' + sanitize(base) + path.extname(arg)
return symlink(path.resolve(arg), out)
.then(() => out)
}),
echo: arg => arg,
getDownloaderFor: arg => {
if (arg.startsWith('http://') || arg.startsWith('https://')) {
if (arg.includes('youtube.com')) {
return downloaders.youtubedl
} else {
return downloaders.http
}
} else {
// return downloaders.local
return downloaders.locallink
}
}
}
module.exports = downloaders
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