Changelog:
0.2.12 Wed Jan 19 2011 Toni Gundogdu
Changes:
- Add quvi/const.lua, quvi/bit.lua, quvi/util.lua (to lua/website/)
- Add vim modelines to C and LUA source code
- Add QUVIOPT_CATEGORY to API
- Add dist-xz to configure.ac
- Add --category-* options
- Add publicsenat.lua, thanks to Raphael Droz for the script (#14)
- Pass table (with URL, script path) to LUA scripts "ident" function
- Make project compile with "gcc -ansi -pedantic" (c. 4.2, 4.5)
- Apply style changes (scripts/astyle_c.sh) to C source code
- Set CURL_GLOBAL_ALL to allow use of HTTPS with youtube.lua
- Update API reference documentation (descr., grammar, etc.)
- bloomberg.lua: Use cleaner string formatting
- theonion.lua: Use cleaner string formatting
- youtube.lua: Accept HTTPS URLs (#22)
Bugfixes:
- dailymotion.lua: Family-filter redirection (port from clive 2.2)
- Replace URL, add error checking to examples/simple.c (#17)
- tests/support-clipfish.pl: Expected title
0.2.11 Sat Dec 18 2010 Toni Gundogdu
Changes:
- Re-license under LGPLv2.1+ [#9]
- Add missing support-buzzhumor.pl
- Add globo support, thanks to mkolve for the script [#10]
- Extend quvi.fetch to allow setting user-agent [#11]
- Skip verification for non-HTTP video URLs [#15]
Bugfixes:
- vimeo.lua: Video ID parsing [#16]
- bloomberg.lua: Thanks to mkolve for the fix [#7]
The quvi is a command line tool for parsing video download links. It
supports Youtube and other similar video websites. libquvi is a
library for parsing video download links with C API. It is written in
C and intended to be a cross-platform library.
You can see the list of supported sites from 'quvi --support'.
