Re: naming for SD-JSON grabber(s)

Robert Eden <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tv.xmltv.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On 6/1/2016 3:57 AM, [email protected] wrote:
> I think that's only the case to distinguish between 2 or more grabbers 
> for the same country (e.g. _uk_rt, _uk_atlas, _uk_tvguide), but here 
> the final element represents the 'source' and not the 'method'. So for 
> the SD grabber this should be 'sd' (source) not 'json' (method). 
> Otherwise it should be tv_grab_uk_atlas_json etc. which is getting daft.

SD provides two services at the moment.  SD-JSON and SD-DD (the legacy 
XML service).  That's why I like seeing SDJSON and not just SD int he 
grabber name.   I consider SDJSON the source.  We often run into 
customer support issues at SD because folks don't know which service 
they're using.

I do think tv_grab_xx_sdjson_file and tv_grab_xx_sdjson_sqlite is a bit 
long, but maybe I can get used to it.  Not like folks script it a lot.

BTW, I assume no one is suggesting I hold off today's release to work 
this out.  If tv_grab_sd_json needs to be renamed, so be it... we need 
to get something out to deal with uk_atlas shutdown.

Robert


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