Layendan
add option to update domain manually
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. you may know that the site like goganime changes their domain frequently, at such times when there is no update to the app. the user can't access the content as the request will be invalid.
Describe the solution you'd like in this case of above mentioned issue, it would be nice to have an url input section in the settings for the respective source, to update the url manually to access the content without any issue.
what do you mean by accessing content?
When right clicking on episode and clicking open in browser?
Or, the scripts running to grab the content from the site (trending, anime info, recent episodes...)?
Or, the actual info of the sources (clicking on the website button when editing a source...)?
what do you mean by accessing content?
When right clicking on episode and clicking
open in browser? Or, the scripts running to grab the content from the site (trending, anime info, recent episodes...)? Or, the actual info of the sources (clicking on the website button when editing a source...)?
I meant to express for the possible change in base url of the site, and the user need to wait until a new fixed package is available. so, if the user can input the base url from the settings to use it for content request. it'll be nice.
for example, i sometimes use the app called Totoro (https://github.com/insomniachi/Totoro), you can see in it, the user can manually update the base url.
Sorry for the late response. Right now, what I'm doing is that, but the source maintainer updates it with an update to the source. Right now the app doesn't check for updates, but that's something that I'm planning to add once I clean up the code for running custom source scripts. Basically, the app won't need to be updated for the source to work. And if you want to create your own, right now, you can export one of the sources, and edit it so that you change the domain url. Although the code that can be run is very limited atm, I'm planning on being able to run almost any code and offering built in APIs, but I'm still trying to figure that out.