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nitro9

v1.1.1

Published

BBC iPlayer available programmes via Nitro

Downloads

10

Readme

Nitro9

A tool to index available programmes on the BBC iPlayer / radio-player for offline analysis.

This is a scraper that runs on Morph. Please read the Morph.io documentation.

It can also be run locally.

Set an environment variable called MORPH_API_KEY to your Nitro API key. When initially run on an empty / non-existant database, a full scrape of available programmes is performed. Subsequently, only those programmes broadcast since the last update will be added. Programmes passed their expiry date are removed.

To build a full index again, either delete the database or set the environment variable MORPH_REBUILD to true.

Usage: node scraper.js

Output is an sqlite3 database containing one table, "data":

	var fields = [
		'#index',
		'type',
		'name',
		'pid',
		'available',
		'expires',
		'episode',
		'seriesnum',
		'episodenum',
		'versions',
		'duration',
		'desc',
		'channel',
		'categories',
		'thumbnail',
		'timeadded',
		'guidance',
		'web',
		'vpids'
	];

Also included is a simple command line utility called query.js for performing SQL queries against the remote Morph.io database and returning the rows in JSON format.

Usage: node query {SQL-statement}