FastLBRY-terminal/flbry/search.py

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# This file will perform a simple search on the LBRY network.

from subprocess import *
import json

from flbry import url
from flbry.variables import *

def simple(args="", channel="", tags=[]):



    # The user might write the search argument right in the same
    # line as the work search.
    #
    # : search blenderdumbass
    #
    # Or they can type nothing. And be confused of what happened.
    # So I want to provide a catcher here. If they type nothing it
    # will ask them to provide a search query.

    if not args:
        args = input(typing_dots("What to search for?"))

    # For every tag that is given, turn it into the argument needed for the SDK
    for n, i in enumerate(tags):
        tags[n] = "--any_tags=" + i

    if channel:
        channel = ["--channel="+channel]
    else:
        channel = []


    # So we want to request a query to the SDK to search what ever
    # the user wants. The problem is it can be a very large output.
    # For example the "blender dumbass" query returns 1000 claims
    # on the LBRY network. And people will wait for a very long time
    # on something that might have a million claims.

    # So instead we are going to request only the first 20 and let
    # the user load more.

    w, h = tsize()

    page_size = h - 5
    page = 1

    while True:

        # Printing the search query and page number
        center( "SEARCH QUERY: "+args+" PAGE: "+str(page))


        out = check_output([flbry_globals["lbrynet"],
                         "claim", "search", '--text="'+args+'"',
                         *tags,
                         *channel,
                         '--page='+str(page),
                         '--page_size='+str(page_size),
                            "--no_totals",
                            '--order_by=release_time'])

        # Now we want to parse the json

        try:
            out = json.loads(out)
        except:
            center("Connect to LBRY first.", "bdrd")
            return


        try:

            data_print = {"categories":["Type", "Channel", "Title"],
                          "size":[1,1,5],
                          "data":[]}

            # List what we found
            for n, i in enumerate(out["items"]):

                # This will make each new line a different shade
                if n % 2:
                    b = "d"
                else:
                    b = "b"

                title = "---!Failed Loading Title---"
                ftype = "claim"
                bywho = "[anonymous]"

                try:
                    try:
                        title = i["value"]["title"]
                    except:
                        title = i['name']

                    try:
                        ftype = what[i["value"]["stream_type"]]
                    except:
                        ftype = what[i["value_type"]]

                    bywho = i["signing_channel"]["name"]
                except:
                    pass


                data_print["data"].append([ftype,bywho,title])

            table(data_print)
            # Tell the user that they might want to load more
            center("---type 'more' to load more---")
            page = page +1

        # Error messages
        except Exception as e:
            if "code" in out:
                center("Error code: "+out["code"], "bdrd")
                if "message" in out:
                    center("Error: "+out["message"], "bdrd")
            else:
                center("Error: "+e, "bdrd")
            return

        while True:
            # Making sure that we stop every time a new page is reached
            c =  input(typing_dots())
            if c == "more":
                break

            try:
                c = int(c)
            except:
                return

            url.get(out["items"][c]["canonical_url"])

            # Print the list again
            table(data_print)
            center("---type 'more' to load more---")