- Append " -" suffix to the movie name after replacing "$" with "S"
- Comment out adding service name to the title
- Disable appending "WEB-DL" tag to the title
- Comment out adding "DUAL" tag for two audio languages
- Comment out adding "MULTi" tag for more than two audio languages
- Comment out appending config tag suffix to video codec in name
- Added RPC calls to get detailed global and active download statistics
- Calculated total downloaded size, content size, and active download speed from active downloads
- Included stopped downloads in totals and handle error states with logged messages
- Yielded enhanced progress updates with combined downloaded sizes and speeds
- Added more granular progress dictionary keys for richer status reporting
- Added sleep delay in main aria2c function to reduce CPU usage during monitoring loop
- Updated docstring examples to reflect new progress data format and keys
- Adjust regex to replace semicolon only with spacer
- Remove colon from characters replaced by spacer, handle as removal instead
- Comment out removal of extra neighbouring spacers to prevent unintended collapses
- Refine unsafe characters removal pattern to avoid filename issues
- Add configurable title caching with fallback support
- Cache titles for 30 minutes by default, with 24-hour fallback on API failures
- Add --no-cache and --reset-cache CLI flags for cache control
- Implement region-aware caching to handle geo-restricted content
- Use SHA256 hashing for cache keys to handle complex title IDs
- Add cache configuration variables to config system
- Document new caching options in example config
This caching system significantly reduces redundant API calls when debugging
or modifying CLI parameters, improving both performance and reliability.
Previously, using multiple track selection flags like `-S -A` would not work
as expected. The flags were treated as mutually exclusive, resulting in only
one type of track being downloaded.
This change refactors the track selection logic to properly handle combinations:
- Multiple "only" flags now work together (e.g., `-S -A` downloads both)
- Exclusion flags (`--no-*`) continue to work and override selections
- Default behavior (no flags) remains unchanged
Fixes#10
