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If you're looking for a Perl module that can help you automate your access to vost.free.fr, then look no further than WWW::Sucksub::Vostfree. This handy module is a web robot based on the WWW::Mechanize Module, which means it can easily search and collect distant results from the vostfree.fr web database.
One of the best features of this module is its ability to search for and collect subtitle files URLs and associated titles, which are then stored in a dbm file. With this module, you can even perform local subtitles search, accessing your local database through a simple HTML-generated report.
To get started with this module, simply include the following code:
use WWW::Sucksub::Vostfree;
my $foo = WWW::Sucksub::Vostfree->new(
dbfile=> '/where/your/DBM/file is.db',
html =>'/where/your/html/report/is.html',
motif=> 'the word(s) you search',
debug=> 1,
logout => '/where/your/debug/info/are/written.log',
);
$foo->search(); # collect all link corresponding to the $foo->motif()
$foo->motif('x'); # modify the search criteria
$foo->searchdbm(); # launch a search on the local database
Once you've completed your search, an HTML report will be generated, giving you easy access to your results.
One of the best features of this module is its ability to search for and collect subtitle files URLs and associated titles, which are then stored in a dbm file. With this module, you can even perform local subtitles search, accessing your local database through a simple HTML-generated report.
To get started with this module, simply include the following code:
use WWW::Sucksub::Vostfree;
my $foo = WWW::Sucksub::Vostfree->new(
dbfile=> '/where/your/DBM/file is.db',
html =>'/where/your/html/report/is.html',
motif=> 'the word(s) you search',
debug=> 1,
logout => '/where/your/debug/info/are/written.log',
);
$foo->search(); # collect all link corresponding to the $foo->motif()
$foo->motif('x'); # modify the search criteria
$foo->searchdbm(); # launch a search on the local database
Once you've completed your search, an HTML report will be generated, giving you easy access to your results.
What's New
Version 0.05: N/A