04d6640792
It would always fetch from the referer, regardless of what page that was. It didn't even have to be a page on twitter.
50 lines
1.3 KiB
Ruby
50 lines
1.3 KiB
Ruby
module Sources::Strategies
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class Twitter < Base
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def self.url_match?(url)
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url =~ %r!https?://(?:mobile\.)?twitter\.com/\w+/status/\d+! || url =~ %r{https?://pbs\.twimg\.com/media/}
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end
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def referer_url(template)
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if template.params[:ref] =~ %r!https?://(?:mobile\.)?twitter\.com/\w+/status/\d+! && template.params[:url] =~ %r{https?://pbs\.twimg\.com/media/}
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template.params[:ref]
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else
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template.params[:url]
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end
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end
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def tags
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[]
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end
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def site_name
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"Twitter"
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end
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def get
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status_id = status_id_from_url(url)
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attrs = TwitterService.new.client.status(status_id).attrs
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@artist_name = attrs[:user][:name]
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@profile_url = "https://twitter.com/" + attrs[:user][:screen_name]
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@image_url = attrs[:entities][:media][0][:media_url] + ":orig"
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@artist_commentary_title = ""
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@artist_commentary_desc = attrs[:text]
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end
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def has_artist_commentary?
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@artist_commentary_desc.present?
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end
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def image_urls
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TwitterService.new.image_urls(url)
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end
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def status_id_from_url(url)
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if url =~ %r{^https?://(?:mobile\.)?twitter\.com/\w+/status/(\d+)}
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$1.to_i
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else
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raise Sources::Error.new("Couldn't get status ID from URL: #{url}")
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end
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end
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end
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end
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