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Added Indexer for NZBKing.com and beta.nzbindex.com #960
Added Indexer for NZBKing.com and beta.nzbindex.com #960
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The first proper backend pull request in nearly six years! Whooo! I'll try to take a look as soon as possible to give it the recognition it deserves ;-) |
Well done! I fixed some things, namely:
I'll close this PR because I merged it into another branch but thanks again. |
@theotherp you may want to add OP as an author to your commit. ;) |
Co-authored-by: Daniel Kastner <daniel@daniel-kastner.ch> See #960
OP is still in the history of the files as the original contributor. His commit just didn't close this issue. But I didn't know about the co-author thing and added him. |
Thanks for accepting my contribution and this project in general. Looking forward to the next release |
I wonder if this can be improved at all. Maybe it could automatically filter the visible results to ones that contain the words in your search? I like the idea of begin able to search NZBKing, but the amount of absolutely irrelevant trash and questionable content is incredible. For example, searching for And that's a good result. A lot of the time it's questionably legal porn or much, much, worse. I'm not entirely sure how it generates the results, like is there a file called Right now you can just paste your search query into the results filter box, but I think it might make more sense to just effectively do that for NZBKing automatically for the user, which would then return results that look like this instead: |
I'll look into it. I already do that in many cases, not sure where it doesn't happen here. But the quality of the results was one reason why I didn't want to implement it in the first place. |
Added Indexer for NZBKing.com (https://www.nzbking.com/; based on Code for Binsearch) and NZBIndex.com's BETA Site (https://beta.nzbindex.com/search)