a18083bd98
Now "-f json" seems good, it supports the handler type used to retrieve each version and outputs metadata. Signed-off-by: volpino <fox91@anche.no>
41 lines
904 B
Python
41 lines
904 B
Python
from euscan.handlers import generic
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HANDLER_NAME = "kde"
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def can_handle(cpv, url):
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if url.startswith('mirror://kde/'):
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return True
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return False
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def clean_results(results):
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ret = []
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for path, version in results:
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if version == '5SUMS':
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continue
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ret.append((path, version, HANDLER_NAME))
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return ret
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def scan(cpv, url):
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results = generic.scan(cpv, url)
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if url.startswith('mirror://kde/unstable/'):
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url = url.replace('mirror://kde/unstable/', 'mirror://kde/stable/')
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results += generic.scan(cpv, url)
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return clean_results(results)
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def brute_force(cpv, url):
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results = generic.brute_force(cpv, url)
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if url.startswith('mirror://kde/unstable/'):
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url = url.replace('mirror://kde/unstable/', 'mirror://kde/stable/')
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results += generic.brute_force(cpv, url)
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return clean_results(results)
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