IMDb Scout

Add links from IMDb pages to torrent sites -- easy downloading from IMDb

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Autor

kannibalox

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Versão

5.3.1

Criado

07/08/2014

Atualizado

03/08/2020

Tamanho

71,8 KB

Licença

N/A

Aplicável a

imdb.com
imdb.net
imdb.org
imdb.de
imdb.co.uk

IMDb-Scout

Add links in IMDb pages to torrent sites -- easy downloading from IMDb

Greasemonkey is currently not supported. Try alternatives such as Violentmonkey or Tampermonkey.

Usage

Currently the script works on both individual pages (e.g. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4131188/), and the advanced title search (e.g. https://www.imdb.com/search/title/?title=test)

Contributing

The Github repository is the best place to report bugs and submit changes, however I will still make an effort to check the GreasyFork page or any other relevant places.

Adding new sites

Inside the script, there is a list of dictionaries that contains of all the sites, and the data necessary to check IMDb against them. Each site is a dictionary with the following attributes:

name: The site name, abbreviated
searchUrl: The URL to perform the search against, see below for how to tailor the string to a site
matchRegex: The string which appears if the searchUrl doesn't return a result
postiveMatch (optional): Changes the test to return true if the searchUrl does return a result that matches matchRegex
TV (optional): If true, it means that this site will only show up on TV pages. By default, sites only show up on movie pages
both (optional): Means that the site will show up on both movie and TV pages

To create a search URL, there are four parameters you can use inside the URL:

%tt%: The IMDb id with the tt prefix (e.g. tt0055630)
%nott%: The IMDb id without the tt prefix (e.g. 0055630)
%search_string%: The movie title (e.g. Yojimbo)
%year%: The movie year (e.g. 1961)

See the script for examples.

Versioning

Follows a bastardization of the semver standard:

Patch versions will not change behavior, only the URL/settings for trackers.
Minor versions will definitely change code, although behavior may in fact remain the same.
Major versions will definitely change behavior, although it will only be increased at the discretion of the current maintainer.