Image Host Grabber

[effCup]

Originally Posted by Midnight Air

here is one...
this is what results from copying the BB code from pimpand host. exactly as shown

OK, thanks.

Firstly, you'll want to get a static thumb rather than what you have there, for posting on vef.

Secondly:

Host label: pimpandhost
URL Pattern: ^https?:\/\/(?:image\.|www\.)?pimpandhost\.com\/image\/.+?$
Search Pattern:

function(pageData, pageUrl) {
	var iUrl = pageData.match(/img class=('|")normal\1 src=\1(https?:\/\/.+?)(_l)?(\.(gif|jpe?g|png|GIF|JPE?G|PNG))\1/);
	return iUrl ? {imgUrl:  iUrl[2] + iUrl[4], status: "OK"} : {imgUrl: null, status: "ABORT"}
}

[effCup]

A slight amendment (only to the function):

Host label: img.yt
URL pattern: ^https?:\/\/img\.yt\/img-[\da-f]+\.html$
Search pattern:

function(pageData, pageUrl) {
	var prot = pageUrl.match(/^(.+?)(:\/\/.+)/);
	var sec = "https" + prot[2];
	var req = new XMLHttpRequest();
	req.open("POST", sec, false);
	req.setRequestHeader("Content-Type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8");
	req.send("imgContinue=Continue+to+image+...+");	
	var iUrl = (req.responseText).match(/href=('|")(https?:\/\/[^/]+\/upload\/big\/.+?)(\.jpe?g)\1 title=\1(.+?)\1/i);		
	if (!iUrl){
		iUrl = (req.responseText).match(/href=('|")(https?:\/\/[^/]+\/upload\/big\/.+?)(\.jpe?g)\1/i);		
		return iUrl ? {imgUrl: iUrl[2]+iUrl[3], status: "OK"} : {imgUrl: null, status: "ABORT"}
		}
	return (iUrl[4]) ? {imgUrl: iUrl[2]+iUrl[3], fileName: iUrl[4]+iUrl[3].replace(/\.jpe?g/i,".jpg"), status: "OK"} : {imgUrl: null, status: "ABORT"}
}

[effCup]

An early attempt at pixxxels. It likely needs additional testing so please report any issues with it.

Host label: pixxxels
URL pattern: ^https?:\/\/pixxxels\.org\/image\/.+$
Search pattern:

function(pageData, pageUrl) {
	var iUrl = pageData.match(/img id=('|")main-image\1 src=\1(.+?)\1/);
	return iUrl ? {imgUrl:  iUrl[2], status: "OK"} : {imgUrl: null, status: "ABORT"}
}

edit: the above seems to work only on with images that have already first been manually viewed in a browser window.

[effCup]

An amendment (only to the function). It strips the spurious leading numbers in filenames. Limited testing so again please report any issues.

Host label: pixhost
URL pattern: https?:\/\/(?:www\.)?pixhost\.org\/show\/.+
Search pattern:

function(pageData, pageUrl) {
	var iUrl = pageData.match(/img id=('|")image\1.*?src=\1(https?:\/\/.+?\.pixhost\.org\/images\/\d+\/\d+_)(.+?)\1/);
	return iUrl ? {imgUrl:  iUrl[2] + iUrl[3], fileName: iUrl[3], status: "OK"} : {imgUrl: null, status: "ABORT"}
}

[effCup]

This has only been tested on the first two posts here. It's quite different from the existing pattern for that site in IHG, so a bit worrying? Maybe they changed their setup when they switched to https?

Host label: imgbb
URL pattern: ^https?:\/\/ibb\.co\/.+$
Search pattern:

function(pageData, pageUrl) {
	var iUrl = pageData.match(/a href=('|")(https?:\/\/image\.ibb\.co\/.+?\/.+?)\1 download=/);
	return iUrl ? {imgUrl:  iUrl[2], status: "OK"} : {imgUrl: null, status: "ABORT"}
}

[beechcott]

Can anyone confirm whether the "Suck the current thread" option works?

Whenever I select it, I am first presented with the option to save the downloaded files in a folder of my choice. After I select the folder, a small box titled "JavaScript Application" with a blank information field and the request "Enter first page" over it opens. I copy and paste the URL of the first page of the current thread into the field and press the "OK" button, and after that, nothing ever happens.

[Boatguy]

Originally Posted by beechcott

Can anyone confirm whether the "Suck the current thread" option works?

Whenever I select it, I am first presented with the option to save the downloaded files in a folder of my choice. After I select the folder, a small box titled "JavaScript Application" with a blank information field and the request "Enter first page" over it opens. I copy and paste the URL of the first page of the current thread into the field and press the "OK" button, and after that, nothing ever happens.

IHG already has the necessary URL beech. Let's say the thread you want has 5 pages, but you only want the first four. In the first window, simply enter 1, and on the next simply enter 4 and you should be good to go.

[beechcott]

Originally Posted by Boatguy

IHG already has the necessary URL beech. Let's say the thread you want has 5 pages, but you only want the first four. In the first window, simply enter 1, and on the next simply enter 4 and you should be good to go.

Thank you! It works perfectly now. It's amazing how much easier this is to use than JDownloader. I had no idea what I was missing for so long.

[Boatguy]

Originally Posted by beechcott

Thank you! It works perfectly now. It's amazing how much easier this is to use than JDownloader. I had no idea what I was missing for so long.

Glad I could be of assistance beech.

Enjoy!

[beechcott]

Originally Posted by effCup

Host label: pimpandhost
URL Pattern: ^https?:\/\/(?:image\.|www\.)?pimpandhost\.com\/image\/.+?$
Search Pattern:

function(pageData, pageUrl) {
	var iUrl = pageData.match(/img class=('|")normal\1 src=\1(https?:\/\/.+?)(_l)?(\.(gif|jpe?g|png|GIF|JPE?G|PNG))\1/);
	return iUrl ? {imgUrl:  iUrl[2] + iUrl[4], status: "OK"} : {imgUrl: null, status: "ABORT"}
}

Is it currently necessary to update the host file with this information? I have never edited the host file, yet when I tested ImageHostGrabber out on a page that had four PimpandHost links (as well as a number of links from other hosts), all of the photos downloaded correctly. Does this mean that ImageHostGrabber's automatic host file updating has handled the situation, or is there still a chance that I need to manually update my host file?