The podcast downloader fails pretty badly when the podcast name contains non ascii chars. The main fail happens during logging; I have learnt way to much about pythons stupid unicode implementation.
This adds addtional debug logging and also outputs the real reason a download fails properly. The content of the tags should be written as UTF-8 or whater is input into it, this commit mainly touches (and fixes) logging.
This fixes CORS to work properly with most 2.5 api endpoints while keeping the JSONP format available.
* [x] return JSONP or JSON with proper CORS headers from API
* [x] Field in Genereal Preferences Form to configure CORS enabled URLs
See #17 for what triggered this refactor. I beleive this should make integrating the APIs on the client side trivial without mandating the use of JSONP.
Currently the installer fails when using a github tarball that comes without a .git folder (https://github.com/LibreTime/libretime/issues/47#issuecomment-285365745).
With this change build.sh only executes git if a .git folder is detected. It uses the name of the downloaded folder as part of the version string if a tarball is used.
I plan on releasing travis-ci built tarballs that contain the tagged version (once we have one) and also have a pre-downloaded composer vendor folder. Those will already contain a VERSION file as well and this change already contains the setup needed for that.
I'm replacing them all with empty images under the assumption that we will want to re-add a new logo. This is just to ensure that we can release LibreTime without infringing upon the sourcefabric trademark for now.
This is to get the help section to look better and point to somewhere users can find us. It also takes care of /dashboard/about and maybe more.
Some of the links I'm adding are 404 as we have yet to write them, I'd rather link something we have under our control rather than legacy transifex or others.
Should work on linux and macos, I only tested osx and was able to hear sound coming out of it using mpg123 on the command line.
LibreTime probably still needs some fixes to make this work as intended.
Robb
Lucas Bickel
Robb Ebright
Lucas Bickel