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Given the string: "humaribahujaans01ep01t03720phevcwebdlhin hot"
def parse_media_string(media_string): """ Attempt to parse a media string and extract relevant metadata. Parameters: - media_string: The string to parse. Returns: - A dictionary with the extracted metadata. """ # Assuming the format somewhat follows a pattern like: # show_name + episode_info + timestamp + quality pattern = r"([a-zA-Z]+)(\d+ep\d+)(t\d+)([a-zA-Z]+(?:\s[a-zA-Z]+)?)" match = re.match(pattern, media_string) if match: metadata = { "show_name": match.group(1), "episode": match.group(2), "timestamp": match.group(3), "quality": match.group(4) } # Additional feature: Combine some metadata for easier use metadata["full_episode_id"] = f"{metadata['show_name']}_{metadata['episode']}" metadata["is_high_quality"] = "webdl" in metadata["quality"].lower() # Example condition return metadata else: return {"error": "Failed to parse the media string."} humaribahujaans01ep01t03720phevcwebdlhin hot
# Test the function media_string = "humaribahujaans01ep01t03720phevcwebdlhin hot" metadata = parse_media_string(media_string) print(metadata) This example demonstrates how to take a complex string, attempt to parse it for relevant information, and then generate additional features based on that information. Depending on the actual requirements and the format of the strings you're working with, you'll need to adjust the parsing logic accordingly. """ # Assuming the format somewhat follows a
