Not Working on OpenBSD #1263
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let me spin up my freebsd VM. |
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we had this issue before. the bsd |
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ah, yes it's there in logs sent above printf %s wm2zBXuqhdKM7L7ALtSerial Experiments Lain (13 episodes)
cut -f1 #this didn't work properly on BSD
id=wm2zBXuqhdKM7L7ALtSerial Experiments Lain (13 episodes) #should be wm2zBXuqhdKM7L7AL
episodes_list wm2zBXuqhdKM7L7ALtSerial Experiments Lain (13 episodes) #should be wm2zBXuqhdKM7L7AL
ep_list=
[ -z ]
printf %s
nth Select episode: -m
ep_no=
[ -z ]
exit 1 |
Can you check if it works with a space? Like |
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From |
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Hey there, another OpenBSD user out there, after a few hours of debugging I see that the first cause is not the # Before
sed 's|,|\n|g; s|"||g'
# After
sed 's|,|\
|g; s|"||g'Also seems like --- ani-cli Wed Feb 14 16:10:37 2024
+++ ani-cli-fixed Wed Feb 14 16:09:51 2024
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@
multi_flag=""
[ $# -ne 1 ] && shift && multi_flag="$1"
line=$(printf "%s" "$stdin" | cut -f1,3 | tr '\t' ' ' | launcher "$multi_flag" "$prompt" | cut -d " " -f 1)
- [ -n "$line" ] && printf "%s" "$stdin" | grep -E '^'"${line}"'($|\s)' | cut -f2,3 || exit 1
+ [ -n "$line" ] && printf "%s" "$stdin" | grep -E '^'"${line}"'($|[[:space:]])' | cut -f2,3 || exit 1
}
die() {
@@ -113,11 +113,14 @@
# extract the video links from reponse of embed urls, extract mp4 links form m3u8 lists
get_links() {
- episode_link="$(curl -e "$allanime_refr" -s "https://${allanime_base}$*" -A "$agent" | sed 's|},{|\n|g' | sed -nE 's|.*link":"([^"]*)".*"resolutionStr":"([^"]*)".*|\2 >\1|p;s|.*hls","url":"([^"]*)".*"hardsub_lang":"en-US".*|\1|p')"
+ episode_link="$(curl -e "$allanime_refr" -s "https://${allanime_base}$*" -A "$agent" | sed 's|},{|\
+|g' | sed -nE 's|.*link":"([^"]*)".*"resolutionStr":"([^"]*)".*|\2 >\1|p;s|.*hls","url":"([^"]*)".*"hardsub_lang":"en-US".*|\1|p')"
+
case "$episode_link" in
*repackager.wixmp.com*)
extract_link=$(printf "%s" "$episode_link" | cut -d'>' -f2 | sed 's|repackager.wixmp.com/||g;s|\.urlset.*||g')
- for j in $(printf "%s" "$episode_link" | sed -nE 's|.*/,([^/]*),/mp4.*|\1|p' | sed 's|,|\n|g'); do
+ for j in $(printf "%s" "$episode_link" | sed -nE 's|.*/,([^/]*),/mp4.*|\1|p' | sed 's|,|\
+|g'); do
printf "%s >%s\n" "$j" "$extract_link" | sed "s|,[^/]*|${j}|g"
done | sort -nr
;;
@@ -127,7 +130,8 @@
else
extract_link=$(printf "%s" "$episode_link" | head -1 | cut -d'>' -f2)
relative_link=$(printf "%s" "$extract_link" | sed 's|[^/]*$||')
- curl -e "$allanime_refr" -s "$extract_link" -A "$agent" | sed 's|^#.*x||g; s|,.*|p|g; /^#/d; $!N; s|\n| >|' | sed "s|>|>${relative_link}|g" | sort -nr
+ curl -e "$allanime_refr" -s "$extract_link" -A "$agent" | sed 's|^#.*x||g; s|,.*|p|g; /^#/d; $!N; s|\
+| >|' | sed "s|>|>${relative_link}|g" | sort -nr
fi
;;
*) [ -n "$episode_link" ] && printf "%s\n" "$episode_link" ;;
@@ -138,7 +142,8 @@
# innitialises provider_name and provider_id. First argument is the provider name, 2nd is the regex that matches that provider's link
provider_init() {
provider_name=$1
- provider_id=$(printf "%s" "$resp" | sed -n "$2" | head -1 | cut -d':' -f2 | sed 's/../&\n/g' | sed 's/^01$/9/g;s/^08$/0/g;s/^05$/=/g;s/^0a$/2/g;s/^0b$/3/g;s/^0c$/4/g;s/^07$/?/g;s/^00$/8/g;s/^5c$/d/g;s/^0f$/7/g;s/^5e$/f/g;s/^17$/\//g;s/^54$/l/g;s/^09$/1/g;s/^48$/p/g;s/^4f$/w/g;s/^0e$/6/g;s/^5b$/c/g;s/^5d$/e/g;s/^0d$/5/g;s/^53$/k/g;s/^1e$/\&/g;s/^5a$/b/g;s/^59$/a/g;s/^4a$/r/g;s/^4c$/t/g;s/^4e$/v/g;s/^57$/o/g;s/^51$/i/g;' | tr -d '\n' | sed "s/\/clock/\/clock\.json/")
+ provider_id=$(printf "%s" "$resp" | sed -n "$2" | head -1 | cut -d':' -f2 | sed 's/../&\
+/g' | sed 's/^01$/9/g;s/^08$/0/g;s/^05$/=/g;s/^0a$/2/g;s/^0b$/3/g;s/^0c$/4/g;s/^07$/?/g;s/^00$/8/g;s/^5c$/d/g;s/^0f$/7/g;s/^5e$/f/g;s/^17$/\//g;s/^54$/l/g;s/^09$/1/g;s/^48$/p/g;s/^4f$/w/g;s/^0e$/6/g;s/^5b$/c/g;s/^5d$/e/g;s/^0d$/5/g;s/^53$/k/g;s/^1e$/\&/g;s/^5a$/b/g;s/^59$/a/g;s/^4a$/r/g;s/^4c$/t/g;s/^4e$/v/g;s/^57$/o/g;s/^51$/i/g;' | tr -d '\n' | sed "s/\/clock/\/clock\.json/")
}
# generates links based on given provider
@@ -187,14 +192,16 @@
search_anime() {
search_gql="query( \$search: SearchInput \$limit: Int \$page: Int \$translationType: VaildTranslationTypeEnumType \$countryOrigin: VaildCountryOriginEnumType ) { shows( search: \$search limit: \$limit page: \$page translationType: \$translationType countryOrigin: \$countryOrigin ) { edges { _id name availableEpisodes __typename } }}"
- curl -e "$allanime_refr" -s -G "${allanime_api}/api" --data-urlencode "variables={\"search\":{\"allowAdult\":false,\"allowUnknown\":false,\"query\":\"$1\"},\"limit\":40,\"page\":1,\"translationType\":\"$mode\",\"countryOrigin\":\"ALL\"}" --data-urlencode "query=$search_gql" -A "$agent" | sed 's|Show|\n|g' | sed -nE "s|.*_id\":\"([^\"]*)\",\"name\":\"([^\"]*)\".*${mode}\":([1-9][^,]*).*|\1\t\2 (\3 episodes)|p"
+ curl -e "$allanime_refr" -s -G "${allanime_api}/api" --data-urlencode "variables={\"search\":{\"allowAdult\":false,\"allowUnknown\":false,\"query\":\"$1\"},\"limit\":40,\"page\":1,\"translationType\":\"$mode\",\"countryOrigin\":\"ALL\"}" --data-urlencode "query=$search_gql" -A "$agent" | sed 's|Show|\
+|g' | sed -nE "s|.*_id\":\"([^\"]*)\",\"name\":\"([^\"]*)\".*${mode}\":([1-9][^,]*).*|\1 \2 (\3 episodes)|p"
}
# get the episodes list of the selected anime
episodes_list() {
episodes_list_gql="query (\$showId: String!) { show( _id: \$showId ) { _id availableEpisodesDetail }}"
- curl -e "$allanime_refr" -s -G "${allanime_api}/api" --data-urlencode "variables={\"showId\":\"$*\"}" --data-urlencode "query=$episodes_list_gql" -A "$agent" | sed -nE "s|.*$mode\":\[([0-9.\",]*)\].*|\1|p" | sed 's|,|\n|g; s|"||g' | sort -n -k 1
+ curl -e "$allanime_refr" -s -G "${allanime_api}/api" --data-urlencode "variables={\"showId\":\"$*\"}" --data-urlencode "query=$episodes_list_gql" -A "$agent" | sed -nE "s|.*$mode\":\[([0-9.\",]*)\].*|\1|p" | sed 's|,|\
+|g; s|"||g' | sort -n -k 1
}
# PLAYING |
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@0next please let me know if this solution worked for you as well |
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Thank you for investigating. |
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@xezo360hye sorry for the late reply, I've tested the new patch, and it seems to get farther, however doesn't work still.. It now shows fzf, and prompts for what anime I want to watch, but gives me numbers for choice.. And quits right after.. |
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@0next that's strange, it works perfectly fine for me. Could you please upload new debug info with @port19x since the OP says it doesn't work yet I'll continue working on this and will send pull request when |
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Here's the output of sh -x ani-cli lain:
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Nice job! That worked perfectly! Just to be sure I tested it on my T400 running Arch; it worked fine as well! 👍 |
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Thanks for confirming @0next |
Version: 4.7.4
OS: OpenBSD 7.4
Shell: zsh
Anime: Serial Experiments Lain
Describe the bug
When Running on OpenBSD,
$ ani-cli lain
Prints:
"Checking dependencies..."
Then returns 1 and quits.
I tried it with Arch Linux and it worked.
When I run " sh -x $(which ani-cli) lain" on it, it returns:
Checking dependencies...
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