SpankBang 2.4.4

SpankBang 2.4.4

This release fixes problems found while testing public video, listing and download workflows.

• Build independent search page URLs and preserve special characters in search terms.
• Use conservative default listing concurrency and standard navigation headers.
• Keep each RAW download URL paired with its resolution and support numeric and named quality choices.
• Select RAW mode when only a RAW configuration is supplied, and add the --raw CLI flag.
• Normalize bare, embed and play links and handle regional profile paths and statistics.
• Improve thumbnail, duration and stream-data parsing across the supported page layouts.

The package now uses eaf-base-api>=4.2.5 from PyPI. No local source checkout is required.

unofficial-api-for-spankbang 2.4.3

Release 2.4.3 fixes provider URL handling and pagination.

Changes:

• Treat profile pages as the total number of pages requested; zero retains the first-page-only default.
• Normalize profile paths without duplicate slashes, remove stale page query keys, and retain other filters.
• Normalize embed/play links to video pages and preserve configured Accept-Language headers.
• Require eaf-base-api>=4.2.2 for shared URL composition and resolved-response metadata.
• Add focused offline URL regression tests; verify the repaired behavior with bounded live metadata/listing checks.

Install from PyPI:

uv pip install unofficial-api-for-spankbang==2.4.3

Source commit: abcea8a

2.4.2

What's Changed

New Features & Improvements

• 4K Resolution Support: Added full support for 4K video resolution (mapped and sorted as 2160p) for both metadata scraping and video downloading.
• Scraper Resilience: Modernized selectors across video, channel, creator, and pornstar pages using robust fallbacks and data-testid attributes.
• Stream Parsing: Enhanced regex parsing for inline stream_data JSON payloads.
• Unit Tests: Added offline tests for snippet parsing and 4K resolution handling.

Core Engine Upgrade

• Bumped dependency to eaf-base-api>=4.2.0.
• Adopted fetch_content and @download_errors.
• Download failures now raise DownloadFailed; cancellation raises DownloadCancelled.

2.4.1

Changelog

• fixed 403 error by forcing http3

2.4

Changelog

• See: https://docs.echteralsfake.me/spankbang/#changelog

2.3

Changelog

I am too lazy to write a dedicated changelog for all my APIs now, so here's a summary

• Raised Python version to 3.12 (because I use Python 3.12 specific async logic + type hints)

• Improved memory usage by 99%

• Dataclass models for all objects with slots

• Added new exceptions that actually work now

• Improved parsing speed for video iterators a lot because we can actually just scrape the data from the page directly and fill it into the video object. Just read the docs lol

• I have added an option to the iterators, so you can actually say if the videos should be in the correct order or not which has an influence on scraping speed

• You can now pass custom on_error functions into the iterators and handle video re-trying yourself

Oh yeah..

Switched to AGPL

Does this break my existing code?

Yes.

2.2.2

• fixed 429

2.2

• fixed stuff

2.1

Changelog

Switching to Async

Warning

This release absolutely breaks your existing code. Read the documentation (once I updated it)

• Replaced httpx with curl_cffi for HTTP requests, enabling browser impersonation ( chrome ) to bypass
  bot protections
• Converted all network methods to async/await ( fetch , download , legacy_download , get_segments ,
  get_m3u8_by_quality , list_available_qualities , download_segment )
• Converted Helper.iterator from a synchronous ThreadPoolExecutor -based generator to an async generator
  using asyncio.Task
• Replaced ThreadPoolExecutor in the HLS segment downloader with asyncio.Semaphore + asyncio.
  as_completed
• Added async_generator_to_sync bridge utility for synchronous iteration
• Added fast concurrent multipart range downloading to legacy_download ( allow_multipart=True by default)
• Added ios_support parameter to download for stricter audio codec filtering during remux
• Fixed progress bars to handle unknown/zero total sizes gracefully instead of dividing by zero
• Fixed multipart downloads failing on compressed streams by requesting Accept-Encoding: identity for range
  requests
• Changed remux progress tracking from packet count to byte-based for more accurate reporting

2.0

Changelog

• Removed default / ffmpeg downloaders (BREAKS YOUR CODE!)
• Resume support
• Cancellation support
• Improved logging
• Switched to UV for project management
• Updated documentation
• Support for Python >= 3.9

Caution

This release breaks existing code and has complex changes, please visit the documentation once again!