The default log level has been changed from `debug` to `info`.
The `debug` log level is now more verbose. `debug` now gives a general overview
of what is happening (where implemented) while `trace` gives all available
details.
This is similar to the removed `top-enabled` option but for the Popular feed.
The instance needs to be restarted if the feed was enabled.
Editing admin options on the preferences page is also fixed.
The handling of the feed pages now only happens in a single place.
Instead of redirecting:
- The Top feed now displays a message that it was removed from Invidious.
- The Popular feed now displays a message that it was disabled if it was.
Everything that gets logged now has a log level associated with it.
The log level can be set with the new `-l` or `--log-level` arguments.
The defaul log level is `debug` for now. There aren't many things that get
logged but if the logs get spammed in the future it can be set down to `info`.
* Use new API to fetch videos from channels
This mirrors the process used by subscriptions.gir.st. The old API is
tried first, and if it fails then the new one is used.
* Use the new API whenever getting videos from a channel
I created the get_channel_videos_response function because now instead
of just getting a single url, there are extra steps involved in getting
the API response for channel videos, and these steps don't need to be
repeated throughout the code.
The only remaining exception is the bypass_captcha function, which still
only makes a request to the old API. I don't know whether this code
needs to be updated to use the new API for captcha bypassing to work
correctly.
* Correctly determine video length with new api
* Remove unnecessary line
* Add prefers-color-scheme support
This should fix <https://github.com/omarroth/invidious/issues/559>.
The cookie storage format has been changed from boolean
("true"/"false") to tri-state ("dark"/"light"/""), so that users
without a cookie set will get dark mode if they have enabled the dark
theme in their operating system. The code for handling the cookie
state, along with the user's operating system theme, has been factored
out into a new function `update_mode`, which is called both at window
load and at the "storage" event listener, because the "storage" event
listener is only trigerred when a change is made to the localStorage
from another tab/window (for more info - see
<https://stackoverflow.com/a/4679754>).
HackerNCoder