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from __future__ import unicode_literals
import os
from ..utils import (
PostProcessingError,
encodeFilename,
)
class PostProcessor(object):
"""Post Processor class.
PostProcessor objects can be added to downloaders with their
add_post_processor() method. When the downloader has finished a
successful download, it will take its internal chain of PostProcessors
and start calling the run() method on each one of them, first with
an initial argument and then with the returned value of the previous
PostProcessor.
The chain will be stopped if one of them ever returns None or the end
of the chain is reached.
PostProcessor objects follow a "mutual registration" process similar
to InfoExtractor objects. And it can receive parameters from CLI trough
--postprocessor-args.
"""
_downloader = None
def __init__(self, downloader=None):
self._extra_cmd_args = downloader.params.get('postprocessor_args')
self._downloader = downloader
def set_downloader(self, downloader):
"""Sets the downloader for this PP."""
self._downloader = downloader
def run(self, information):
"""Run the PostProcessor.
The "information" argument is a dictionary like the ones
composed by InfoExtractors. The only difference is that this
one has an extra field called "filepath" that points to the
downloaded file.
This method returns a tuple, the first element is a list of the files
that can be deleted, and the second of which is the updated
information.
In addition, this method may raise a PostProcessingError
exception if post processing fails.
"""
return [], information # by default, keep file and do nothing
def try_utime(self, path, atime, mtime, errnote='Cannot update utime of file'):
try:
os.utime(encodeFilename(path), (atime, mtime))
except Exception:
self._downloader.report_warning(errnote)
class AudioConversionError(PostProcessingError):
pass
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