[BadDragonBridge] Add new bridge

[Roliga]

New bridge for the Bad Dragon adult toy shop.

[teromene]

What is the point of this function ?
Same for setParam, that is only called in this function

[Roliga]

detectParameters is for automatically selecting a bridge from a URL. See wiki here.

setParam sets index $strFrom (or $strTo if it's set) in $outArr to 'on' if $inArr[$param] contains $strFrom. It's for translating their shop filter URL parameters into something rss-bridge can use, for example:

Array
(
    [type] => Array
        (
            [0] => ready_made
            [1] => flop
        )

    [firmnessValues] => Array
        (
            [0] => medium
        )
)

to:

Array
(
    [ready_made] => on
    [flop] => on
    [med_firm] => on
)

Perhaps there's some nicer way to do that though, or at least a comment explaining setParam could be added.

[logmanoriginal]

Honestly, the function setParam is hard to comprehend because the arguments (and the function name) don't add to clarity. It's generally good practice to name variables according to their purpose, not their type.

What do $inArr, $outArr, $param, $strFrom and $strTo really represent?

From your explanation I understand that the function should be named transformQuery (or similar). It also makes sense to include an example in the documentation for future reference.

Does this work for you?

/** 
 * Adds one element from a multi-value input query to a single-value
 * output query, using the value of the input element as parameter
 * name in the output query and setting the value to 'on'.
 *
 * The parameter name can optionally be changed with $outputParam
 *
 * Example
 *
 *   parse_str('?type[]=ready_made&type[]=flop', $inputQuery);
 *   $outputQuery = array();
 *
 *   setParam($inputQuery, $outputQuery, 'type', 'ready_made', 'ready');
 *   setParam($inputQuery, $outputQuery, 'type', 'flop');
 * 
 *   // $outputQuery === array(
 *   //   'ready' => 'on',
 *   //   'flop' => 'on'
 *   // );
 *
 */
private function transformQuery($inputQuery, &$outputQuery, $inputParam, $inputValue, $outputParam = null) {
	$outputParam = (is_null($outputParam)) ? $inputValue : $outputParam;

	if(isset($inputQuery[$inputParam]) && in_array($value, $inputQuery[$inputParam])) {
		$outputQuery[$outputParam] = 'on';
	}
}

[teromene]

Makes more sense ! Thanks for taking in account all the comments and for creating this bridge !