haikuports/net-misc/yt_dlp/yt_dlp-2026.03.17.recipe

SUMMARY="A command-line program to download videos from various sites"
DESCRIPTION="A fork of youtube-dl with additional features and fixes. \
The program is usually invoked as youtube-dl followed by \
options and the video URL. Run 'yt-dlp --help' and get a summary \
of all options.

As of October/November of 2025, to be able to download from YouTube, yt-dlp \
requires a Javascript engine. Of the ones it supports, only a couple are available \
on Haiku at the moment (and only one on x86_32 bits: \"quickjs\").

So, for that use case, you'll need to:

* Install either the \"quickjs\" or \"node\" packages:
  \"> pkgman install cmd:qjs\" or \"> pkgman install cmd:node\"

* Let yt-dlp know which one to use, for example:
  \"> yt-dlp --js-runtime quickjs <youtube_url>\"

Note: you might also need to pass appropiate cookies (with \"--cookies-from-browser firefox\" \
and/or, \"--cookies <cookies_filename.txt>\". Consult the documentation for more details."
HOMEPAGE="https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp"
COPYRIGHT="2006-2026 youtube-dl and yt-dlp contributors"
LICENSE="Unlicense"
REVISION="1"
SOURCE_URI="https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/releases/download/$portVersion/yt-dlp.tar.gz"
SOURCE_FILENAME="yt-dlp-$portVersion.tar.gz"
CHECKSUM_SHA256="c74f56fc88a7f9b7c995646f30538974a03dd7609f55257b20594fdeeb1e13df"
# This is needed if we need/want to avoid re-building the zimport/standalone yt-dlp:
# SOURCE_URI_2="https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/releases/download/$portVersion/yt-dlp#noarchive"
# CHECKSUM_SHA256_2="aed043cabf6b352dfd5438afff595e31532538d5af7c8f4f95ced1e6f1b35c2a"
SOURCE_DIR="yt-dlp"

ARCHITECTURES="any"

pythonVersion=3.10
pythonPackage=python${pythonVersion//.}

PROVIDES="
	yt_dlp = $portVersion
	cmd:yt_dlp = $portVersion
	"
# For cmd:yt_dlp, we require a bit more than the strict minimal dependencies,
# just to make the life of end users a bit simpler.
REQUIRES="
	haiku
	ffmpeg6_tools	# should be: cmd:ffmpeg/cmd:ffprobe instead (optional, but pretty much needed)
	# cmd:qjs # (or cmd:node) needed to download from YT.
	cmd:python$pythonVersion
	# These are listed as optional dependencies in yt_dlp's pyproject.toml:
	# brotli_$pythonPackage
	# certifi_$pythonPackage
	# mutagen_$pythonPackage
	# pycryptodomex_$pythonPackage
	requests_$pythonPackage			# >=2.32.2,<3 (needed if using https proxies)
	# urllib3_$pythonPackage		# >=2.0.2,<3
	# websockets_$pythonPackage		# >=13.0
	# yt_dlp_ejs_$pythonPackage 	# ==0.3.1. Already included on the "standalone" (zipimport) yt_dlp.
	"

# Allows using dot in sub-package names (eg: "_python3.10" vs "_python310"):
eval "PACKAGE_NAME_$pythonPackage=\"${portName}_python$pythonVersion\""

eval "SUMMARY_$pythonPackage=\"The yt-dlp Python module"\"

eval "DESCRIPTION_$pythonPackage=\"This package contains yt-dlp, as a Python module, \
for use by programmers or scripts that might require it.

This package does not contains the yt-dlp command line utility, and only has a minimal \
set of dependencies.

For regular yt-dlp usage, see/install the 'yt_dlp' package instead.
	\""

eval "PROVIDES_$pythonPackage=\"
	${portName}_python$pythonVersion = $portVersion
	\""
# Only require hard dependencies for the python module.
# People using this should be able to install optional deps as needed.
eval "REQUIRES_$pythonPackage=\"
	haiku
	cmd:python$pythonVersion
	\""


BUILD_REQUIRES="
	haiku_devel
	build_$pythonPackage
	hatchling_$pythonPackage
	installer_$pythonPackage
	"
BUILD_PREREQUIRES="
	cmd:find
	cmd:make
	cmd:python$pythonVersion
	cmd:zip
	"
TEST_REQUIRES="
	pytest_$pythonPackage
	"

PATCH()
{
	# not strictly required, but speeds up repeated builds a bit.
	sed -i -e 's|-m pip |-m pip --disable-pip-version-check |' Makefile
}

BUILD()
{
	# Build the .whl we'll use to install the Python module.
	python$pythonVersion -m build --wheel --skip-dependency-check --no-isolation

	# We have two choices: either use the zimport/standalone yt-dlp from upstream release
	# or re-build it ourselves (the one from the release tarball is not good, as it doesn't
	# contains the "ejs" code).

	# Method 1: rebuild yt-dlp from release tarball code.
	# (needs pip to download ejs code, but it *does* enforces known hashes).
	python$pythonVersion -m ensurepip --default-pip
	make yt-dlp-extra PREFIX="$prefix" MANDIR="$manDir" SHAREDIR="$dataDir" \
		PYTHON="python$pythonVersion" BINDIR="$binDir"

	# Method 2: use yt-dlp file from upstream releases. See INSTALL
}

INSTALL()
{
	# First we install and package the Python module:
	python$pythonVersion -m installer -p $prefix dist/*.whl

	packageEntries $pythonPackage \
		$prefix/lib/python*

	# And on the base package:

	# Note: we can't use "make install" here, because it overwrites yt-dlp with one without ejs.
	# make install PREFIX="$prefix" MANDIR="$manDir" SHAREDIR="$dataDir" \
	#	PYTHON="python$pythonVersion" BINDIR="$binDir"

	# "Method 2", replace yt-dlp from releast tarball with the "standalone" one:
	# rm $binDir/yt-dlp
	# cp $sourceDir2/yt-dlp $binDir/yt-dlp
	# chmod +x $binDir/yt-dlp

	# Install the command:
	install -t $binDir yt-dlp

	# Install shell completions:
	mv $prefix/share/bash-completion $dataDir
	mv $prefix/share/fish $dataDir
	mv $prefix/share/zsh $dataDir

	# Install man page and Readme:
	mkdir -p $docDir $manDir
	mv $prefix/share/man/man1 $manDir
	mv $prefix/share/doc/yt_dlp/README.txt $docDir

	# Remove left over cruft:
	rm -rf $prefix/share
}

TEST()
{
	pytest-$pythonVersion -v -m "not download"
}