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and does not stream or download movies; it is used strictly for tracking watchlists and viewing movie metadata like cast details and trailers. or specific privacy policy text for this site? hdmovie2.pm
$tree->delete; return; # token not found Overall, hdmovie2
hdmovie2.pm │ ├─ package hdmovie2 │ ├─ use strict; use warnings; │ ├─ my $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new(...); # global UA │ ├─ sub new() # constructor (hashref) │ ├─ sub set_proxy($proxy) # optional proxy helper │ ├─ sub get_video_url($url) # public API │ ├─ ├─ _fetch_page($url) # GET raw HTML │ ├─ ├─ _extract_token($html) # parse JS token │ ├─ ├─ _decrypt_token($token) # custom XOR/RC4 routine │ ├─ ├─ _ajax_fetch($token) # POST to /ajax endpoint │ ├─ └─ _final_url($json) # return the direct MP4/HLS URL │ ├─ sub dump_debug($msg) # optional debug logger │ └─ 1; # module must return true or specific privacy policy text for this site
# ----------------------------------------------------------------- # Helper: custom decryption routine. # --------------------------------------------------------------- # The JavaScript on the site does: # token = atob(token); # for (i=0; i<token.length; i++) token[i] ^= key[i % key.length]; # token = btoa(token); # The Perl implementation mirrors that. # ----------------------------------------------------------------- sub _decrypt_token my ($self, $enc) = @_;
my $content = $resp->decoded_content; $self->_log("AJAX response: $content") if $self->debug;