Divxstation.com provides automated access for users to enjoy its latest videos in high quality through a software solution. Users can access the website without manual intervention, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free experience.
The WWW::Sucksub::Divxstation Perl module is a useful tool for those looking for automated access to divxstation.com. It is a web robot based on the WWW::Mechanize Module, allowing for the search and collection of distant results on the divxstation.com base. Subtitles files can be quite small, but Sucksub::Divstation stores all results of any search in a dbm file, which can be retrieved through an html file.
To use WWW::Sucksub::Divxstation, simply follow the example provided in the synopsis:
use WWW::Sucksub::Divxstation;
my $foo = WWW::Sucksub::Divxstation->new(
dbfile=> '/where/your/DBM/file is.db',
html =>'/where/your/html/repport/is.html',
motif=> 'the word(s) you search',
debug=> 1,
logout => '/where/your/debug/info/are/written.log',
);
$foo->update();
$foo->motif('x');
$foo->search();
The new() constructor for Divxstation is associated with default values, which can be modified as needed. The few attributes that can be set through new() can be modified by corresponding methods, which are all described in the documentation.
Some important attributes include cookies_files(), useragent(), motif(), debug(), logout(), and dbfile(). Cookies_files() allows for the modification of the cookie file path, which can be useful when working with various files. Useragent() is an important attribute that specifies a valid useragent, and should not be changed from the default value. Motif() is another important attribute that defines the string you are searching for, and should always be given a real value. Debug() is useful for generating debugging information, and can be set to produce output on STDOUT or a specified log file. Logout() is another important attribute that determines whether or not debug information should be produced, while dbfile() defines the dbm file for storing and retrieving extracted information.
Overall, the WWW::Sucksub::Divxstation module is a useful tool for those looking to automate their access to divxstation.com. With its various attributes and methods, it allows for efficient and effective searches and retrieval of information.
To use WWW::Sucksub::Divxstation, simply follow the example provided in the synopsis:
use WWW::Sucksub::Divxstation;
my $foo = WWW::Sucksub::Divxstation->new(
dbfile=> '/where/your/DBM/file is.db',
html =>'/where/your/html/repport/is.html',
motif=> 'the word(s) you search',
debug=> 1,
logout => '/where/your/debug/info/are/written.log',
);
$foo->update();
$foo->motif('x');
$foo->search();
The new() constructor for Divxstation is associated with default values, which can be modified as needed. The few attributes that can be set through new() can be modified by corresponding methods, which are all described in the documentation.
Some important attributes include cookies_files(), useragent(), motif(), debug(), logout(), and dbfile(). Cookies_files() allows for the modification of the cookie file path, which can be useful when working with various files. Useragent() is an important attribute that specifies a valid useragent, and should not be changed from the default value. Motif() is another important attribute that defines the string you are searching for, and should always be given a real value. Debug() is useful for generating debugging information, and can be set to produce output on STDOUT or a specified log file. Logout() is another important attribute that determines whether or not debug information should be produced, while dbfile() defines the dbm file for storing and retrieving extracted information.
Overall, the WWW::Sucksub::Divxstation module is a useful tool for those looking to automate their access to divxstation.com. With its various attributes and methods, it allows for efficient and effective searches and retrieval of information.
What's New
Version 0.04: N/A