Adjust Torrent-Syndikat indexer to new API

[hashworks]

Resolves #9543.

Could we add a hacktoberfest repo topic?

[hashworks]

Sorry for the conflict, seems like I forgot to pull upstream. My bad! Should work now.

[ngosang]

Could we add a hacktoberfest repo topic?

Hum, I never head about that. Is a hackathon or something like that? You mean adding Jackett to the "list of projects to work on" so other developers can fix open issues for us?
Any PR is welcome, we have a lot of open issues that are easy to work on.

@garfield69

[ngosang]

Code looks good for me but I can't test it. Do these tests for me:

• Empty search
• Search "harry"
• Search "sdadadadadasd112321"
• Empty search with category
• IMDB search (with a valid ID and with invalid id)

[hashworks]

Code looks good for me but I can't test it. Do these tests for me:

• Empty search

Displays the latest 50 torrents, all fine. 0m ago, 2m ago, 3m ago etc., as expected.

• Search "harry"

Displays 50 torrents with "harry" in the title, including some Harry Potter movies as one would expect.

• Search "sdadadadadasd112321"

Manual search for "sdadadadadasd112321" on torrentsyndikat with 0 results.

• Empty search with category

Empty search with "5040" returns the 50 latest torrents of "TV/HD", as expected.

• IMDB search (with a valid ID and with invalid id)

Valid ID, no torrents: 0 torrents, as expected
Invalid ID (404 on IMDB): 0 torrents, as expected
Valid ID (Avatar): 14 torrents, the exact number of torrents we have for this movie

[hashworks]

Thanks for the review & merge!

Hum, I never head about that. Is a hackathon or something like that? You mean adding Jackett to the "list of projects to work on" so other developers can fix open issues for us?

Yes, basically. Every October DigitalOcean calls for participation in Open Source projects on GitHub – the Hacktoberfest. They reward participation by sending out T-Shirts and merchandise/stickers for at least 4 valid Pull Requests for the first 70000 participants that reach that goal. Normally every PR to any repo would count (after a random sampling) but this year there was some spam – people made PRs with meaningless changes to README files, stuff like that. Maintainers can tag invalid PRs as spam or invalid, but you A) have to know that and B) might not want to deal with it at all. Therefore, it is now required to add the hacktoberfest tag to participating repositories.

https://hacktoberfest.digitalocean.com/

[ngosang]

@hashworks @garfield69 @ilike2burnthing All PRs in this repository qualify to Hacktoberfest. Good luck!