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Contributing Guide

How to?

How to add a channel to the guide?

Open the /sites folder and select the source that you know has the guide for the channel you want.

Then in the selected folder open the file *.channels.xml and add to it:

<channel site="SITE" lang="LANGUAGE_CODE" xmltv_id="CHANNEL_ID" site_id="SITE_ID">CHANNEL_NAME</channel>
Attribute Description Example
SITE Site domain name. example.com
LANGUAGE_CODE Language of the guide (ISO 639-1 code). en
CHANNEL_ID Channel ID from iptv-org/database. A complete list of supported channels can also be found at https://iptv-org.github.io/. BBCOne.uk
SITE_ID Unique ID of the channel used in the source. bbc1
CHANNEL_NAME Name of the channel used in the source. BBC 1

After that just commit all changes and send a pull request.

How to add a new source to the repository?

To do this, you must create a new folder in the /sites with at least 3 files:

example.com.config.js

This file describes what kind of request we need to send to get the guide for a particular channel on a certain date. It also describes how to parse the response.

module.exports = {
  site: 'example.com',
  url: function ({ channel, date }) {
    return `https://example.com/api/${channel.site_id}/${date.format('YYYY-MM-DD')}`
  },
  parser: function ({ content }) {
    return JSON.parse(content)
  }
}

More detailed instructions for this file can be found here: https://github.com/freearhey/epg-grabber#site-config

example.com.test.js

With this file we can test the previously created config and make sure it works as you expect.

const { url, parser } = require('./example.com.config.js')
const dayjs = require('dayjs')
const utc = require('dayjs/plugin/utc')
dayjs.extend(utc)

const date = dayjs.utc('2022-11-18', 'YYYY-MM-DD').startOf('d')
const channel = { site_id: 'bbc1', xmltv_id: 'BBCOne.uk', lang: 'en' }

it('can generate valid url', () => {
  expect(url({ channel, date })).toBe('https://example.com/api/bbc1/2022-11-18')
})

it('can parse response', () => {
  const content = `[{"start":"2022-11-18T01:30:00.000Z","stop":"2022-11-18T02:00:00.000Z","title":"Program 1"}]`
  const results = parser({ content })

  expect(results).toMatchObject([
    {
      start: '2022-11-18T01:30:00.000Z',
      stop: '2022-11-18T02:00:00.000Z',
      title: 'Program 1'
    }
  ])
})

it('can handle empty guide', () => {
  const results = parser({ content: '' })

  expect(results).toMatchObject([])
})

To run the tests you can use the following command:

npm test --- example.com

Detailed documentation for the tests can be found here: https://jestjs.io/docs/using-matchers

example.com.channels.xml

This file contains a list of channels available at the source.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<channels>
 <channel site="example.com" lang="en" xmltv_id="BBCOne.uk" site_id="bbc1">BBC 1</channel>
</channels>

After creating all the files we can make sure that the guide loads correctly and has no errors using the command:

npm run grab --- --site=example.com

If the download is successful, the guide.xml file with the ready to use program should appear in the root directory.

After that, all that remains is to commit all the changes and send a pull request.

Project Structure

  • .github/
    • ISSUE_TEMPLATE/: issue templates for the repository.
    • workflows: contains GitHub actions workflows.
    • CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md: rules you shouldn't break if you don't want to get banned.
  • scripts/: contains all scripts used in the repository.
  • sites/: contains configurations, channel lists and tests for all sites.
  • tests/: contains tests to check the scripts.
  • CONTRIBUTING.md: file you are currently reading.
  • README.md: project description displayed on the home page.
  • SITES.md: list of all supported sites and their current status.

Scripts

These scripts are created to automate routine processes in the repository and make it a bit easier to maintain.

For scripts to work, you must have Node.js installed on your computer.

To run scripts use the npm run <script-name> command.

  • act:update: allows to test the update workflow locally. Depends on nektos/act.
  • api:load: downloads the latest channels data from the iptv-org/api.
  • api:generate: generates a JSON file with all channels for the iptv-org/api repository.
  • channels:lint: сhecks the channel lists for syntax errors.
  • channels:parse: generates a list of channels based on the site configuration.
  • channels:editor: utility for quick channels markup.
  • channels:validate: checks the description of channels for errors.
  • grab: downloads a program from a specified source.
  • serve: starts the web server.
  • lint: сhecks the scripts for syntax errors.
  • test: runs a test of all the scripts described above.