-file_name is the name of the file in the downloads folder
-stream_info is a dict of the metadata in a name claim, it can be used
to download streams where the claim hasn’t yet been added to the
nametrie
-fix daemon functions to start/stop lbry files
-remove unused stuff in LBRYFileManager
-improve and use new get_lbry_file function instead of _check_history,
which didn’t use the lbry file manager
-use said function to let delete_lbry_file use the same search keys
(sd_hash, name, and file_name)
-logging in LBRYDownloader
-set_settings accepts a dict of settings
-adds upload_log field, defaulting on true, this uploads the lbry
log file to lbry.io to help figure out if and where things aren’t
working
-default_download_directory is the key of the path where files are
saved
-gets publish working with sources
-adds check_first_run function, returns True/False
-previously only is_running would work during startup, check_first_run,
get_time_behind_blockchain, and stop have been added
-requires six 1.9, 1.10.0 produced errors
Adds a daemon for lbrynet. Currently commands are limited the following:
download_name(name)
resolve_name(name)
get_downloads
stop
This allows other programs to easily interact with lbrynet, such as
LBRYURIHandler. LBRYURIHandler can be built with py2app, the resulting
plist file must be edited in the same way the committed plist file has
been edited. When built and installed to the /Applications folder
lbry:// domain names will download and open the corresponding file so
long as the daemon is running.
Put stream downloader options into its own class, and make stream
downloader options global to the stream type rather than specific
to each factory.
Show downloader options in the lbrynet-downloader-gui.
Make a class for downloader option choices, so that the descriptions
can be displayed.
In the console, if there are multiple choices for the download
option, make it a list selected by its index.
Make sure that the ConnectionManager closes properly when some of
the connections fail to open (e.g. due to a host being down)
