Adding DigitalSpy #2312
Adding DigitalSpy #2312
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@ppfeister this is my first time contributing, please tell me if the code needs changes |
| "errorType": "message", | ||
| "url": "https://forums.digitalspy.com/profile/{}", | ||
| "urlMain": "https://forums.digitalspy.com/", | ||
| "username_claimed": "papita69" |
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Looks like a good add! The only issue is that this username no longer appears to be active. When testing with blue however, it works as expected.
Probably worked fine when you added it, the account just closed down.
| "username_claimed": "papita69" | |
| "username_claimed": "blue" |
| "errorMsg": "The page you were looking for could not be found.", | ||
| "errorType": "message", | ||
| "url": "https://forums.digitalspy.com/profile/{}", | ||
| "urlMain": "https://forums.digitalspy.com/", |
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It seems that DigitalSpy's username requirements are public:
Username can only contain letters, numbers, underscores, and must be between 3 and 20 characters long.
Could you add a regexCheck to match this? Not sure if you've dealt with regex before. I can provide a pattern for you if need be.
Note that this isn't a PROBLEM, just an improvement. It helps reduce traffic against any one target, which in turn reduces the odds of you getting rate limited.
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I would very much like to add a regexCheck if you'd provide me with how to proceed with it :)
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Simple enough for this one, actually. The word character class \w just so happens to expand to exactly those characters [a-zA-Z0-9_] (letters, numbers, underscores). Pattern here for 3-20 chars would just be ^\w{3,20}$ Would need to escape the backslash in this case due to Python stuff: ^\\w{3,20}$. ^ for start of string and $ for end of string.
So "regexCheck": "^\\w{3,20}$" should be it, really.
Prefilled regex101 link if curious about the pattern: https://regex101.com/r/4fLLj0/1 (great tool for writing and testing patterns)
added support for the Digital Spy Forum. Digital Spy is a UK-based entertainment and media news website, known for covering television, movies, and celebrity news, as well as offering discussion forums for users.