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The title search built its URL as /books?q=, which is not a route on
api.audnex.us. The API answers it with
{"message":"Route GET:/books?q=... not found","statusCode":404}
so every title search this client ever issued failed -- silently, since
a 404 surfaces as "no results" rather than an error. That hit exactly
the audiobooks that need identifying: audnexus is first in the provider
fan-out and is the preferred source, but it can only answer by ASIN, and
an item with no ASIN is precisely the one being searched for. The result
is that audnexus contributed nothing to unidentified items while
appearing to participate.
The correct route is /books/search. Verified against 20 unidentified
production audiobooks: the old path returned 404 on all 20, the correct
path answered 18, and scoring those against the library titles accepted
16 -- ahead of iTunes at 12 on the same sample.
Notably the right book is often not the top row: audnexus returned
Ghosthound 13 for a Ghosthound 1 item, "The Bitcoin Standard" for
"Bitcoin", and "The Good Mothers" for "Mother of Storms". All three
resolve correctly once the caller scores the candidate list instead of
taking results[0].
The bug survived because the existing tests' stub server answers any
path, so the wrong URL still returned the fixture. Both new tests assert
the path itself: the title route and the by-ASIN fetch route.
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Rebased onto main after #8; Audnexus title search stays enabled via /books/search, the rest of the branch is unchanged: iTunes Fetch via the lookup endpoint, a typed all-providers-failed error surfaced as a gRPC code, and a 25s per-provider deadline.
get() reports an unknown or delisted ASIN as a nil body; decoding that nil body surfaced as a bogus "unexpected end of JSON input" error instead of "no match". Guard Fetch the same way Search already does. Reduced from the original #7 by Rhainland: the iTunes Fetch and the Audnexus search changes landed through #8 and #9. Co-authored-by: Quick <31828688+Quick104@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…dible product pages during search (Silo-Server#11) * feat(provider): make search sources configurable and stop scraping Audible product pages during search Every title search fanned out to all eight sources and waited for the slowest. Audible's search fetched the results page and then three product pages, each waiting on a six-per-minute token bucket, so a search took about twenty seconds even though Audnexus and Apple Books had answered in under a second. Add a "sources" global config with a switch per source. Audnexus, Apple Books and AudiobookCovers are on by default; the four scrapers and AudiMeta are off. A disabled source still resolves an ID it already owns through Fetch, so items that carry an ASIN or Apple Books ID keep working. Audible search now reads the result cards directly (ASIN, title, cover, author, narrator, length) and leaves the product page to Fetch. One request per search instead of four. Live timing for three test titles: 0.1s to 3.0s with the defaults, 3.0s to 7.8s with Audible enabled, down from about 20s. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(manifest): state what each source does instead of rating it Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(manifest): list AudiobookCovers among the default sources Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Brings in upstream's configurable search sources (Audible product-page scraping no longer runs during search), cover backfill, Audnexus /books/search and 404-as-no-match fixes, matchable-audiobook fixes, and standardized contribution docs. New upstream code/tests/docs rebranded to Prairie module paths and SDK imports. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe plugin now supports configurable title-search sources, aggregates provider failures, updates Audible, Audnexus, and iTunes lookup behavior, and backfills missing covers. Repository instructions and contribution guidance have also been added or expanded. ChangesAudiobook metadata provider
Repository guidance and documentation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Other Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RuntimeServer
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RuntimeServer->>ProviderSearch: Submit title search
ProviderSearch->>SearchTasks: Run enabled provider searches
SearchTasks-->>ProviderSearch: Return matches and failures
ProviderSearch-->>RuntimeServer: Return matches or ProvidersFailedError
RuntimeServer->>GRPCStatus: Map provider failure to Unavailable or ResourceExhausted
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Title searches can keep unmatched items retrying whenever an enabled source is blocked. iTunes ID lookups may attach the wrong book's metadata, and the gRPC dependency has known advisories. Resolve these issues before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new cover-backfill flow can send a requested audiobook ID to additional external services. An existing gRPC dependency finding also remains unresolved, although this PR does not change its pinned version. The plugin host’s access controls and startup ordering are not available for review. Retained concerns
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Upstream made scrapers opt-in for title search, reads Audible search cards instead of product pages, maps an Audnexus 404 to no match, and returns ProvidersFailedError when every source fails. Enable all sources where the tests exercise scrapers, switch the Audible search test to the card fixture, and update the 404 and all-failed assertions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 209-224: Update the Search failure condition so it returns
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Synchronize observations made by HTTP test handlers. The handlers write captured variables, and the test goroutines read them without a Go synchronization operation. The affected tests can fail under go test -race. Use channels or mutexes to transfer the observations. (go.dev)
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Synchronize values written by HTTP test handlers before test goroutines read
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Return only the requested collection.
If /lookup returns a collection with a CollectionID different from id, this loop returns that collection as the requested book. Apple documents lookups that expand an artist ID into related collections, so a nonzero CollectionID alone does not establish identity. Compare each CollectionID with the requested numeric ID before returning a match. Otherwise, Fetch can attach another book’s metadata to the item. (developer.apple.com)
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Synchronize the request counter.
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| // anything" unless we say so, and it acts very differently on each: Prairie | ||
| // stamps a clean empty result as outcome=no_match with next_attempt_at NULL, | ||
| // which is terminal -- the item is never looked at again. Swallowing the | ||
| // errors here meant a provider outage permanently wrote items off. On | ||
| // 2026-08-21 that marked 500 audiobooks as "no match" in 25 minutes, on | ||
| // course to write off all 242,330 in about nine days, without a single | ||
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A failed source turns a true no-match result into an error that is retried forever.
The condition len(all) == 0 && len(failures) > 0 returns ProvidersFailedError when any source fails. It does not require every source to fail. The doc comments at Lines 147-150 and Line 209 say "every source failed". The code does not do that.
Example trigger: an operator enables audimeta, and the hosted API answers 403 to every request (manifest Line 108). A title search then finds no match in Audnexus and iTunes, and AudiMeta fails. Search returns ProvidersFailedError, and searchFailureStatus maps it to codes.Unavailable. The host never records no_match, so it retries the item indefinitely. A long-term FailureBlocked source keeps every unmatched item in the retry loop.
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| // Report failure only when EVERY provider failed and none returned a match. | |
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| // The caller cannot tell "searched and found nothing" from "could not reach | |
| // anything" unless we say so, and it acts very differently on each: Prairie | |
| // stamps a clean empty result as outcome=no_match with next_attempt_at NULL, | |
| // which is terminal -- the item is never looked at again. Swallowing the | |
| // errors here meant a provider outage permanently wrote items off. On | |
| // 2026-08-21 that marked 500 audiobooks as "no match" in 25 minutes, on | |
| // course to write off all 242,330 in about nine days, without a single | |
| // provider having answered. | |
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| // Partial success stays a success: if one provider answered, the others | |
| // failing is normal and the matches we did get are worth returning. | |
| if len(all) == 0 && len(failures) > 0 { | |
| return nil, &ProvidersFailedError{Failures: failures} | |
| } | |
| // Report failure only when EVERY provider failed and none returned a match. | |
| // | |
| // The caller cannot tell "searched and found nothing" from "could not reach | |
| // anything" unless we say so, and it acts very differently on each: Prairie | |
| // stamps a clean empty result as outcome=no_match with next_attempt_at NULL, | |
| // which is terminal -- the item is never looked at again. Swallowing the | |
| // errors here meant a provider outage permanently wrote items off. On | |
| // 2026-08-21 that marked 500 audiobooks as "no match" in 25 minutes, on | |
| // course to write off all 242,330 in about nine days, without a single | |
| // provider having answered. | |
| // | |
| // Partial success stays a success: if one provider answered, the others | |
| // failing is normal and the matches we did get are worth returning. | |
| if len(all) == 0 && len(failures) == len(tasks) { | |
| return nil, &ProvidersFailedError{Failures: failures} | |
| } |
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| Every source still resolves an ID it already knows (an ASIN or Apple Books ID | ||
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Match the README to the code for ID resolution.
The README says that every source resolves a known ID, but fetchPrimary does not do this in all cases. For a bare asin with no provider hint, only Audnexus and then AudiMeta resolve it. Audible and AudiobookCovers do not. Make the sentence narrower, for example: "IDs already on the item still resolve through Fetch, whether or not the source is enabled for title searches."
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[style] ~16-~16: Consider shortening this phrase to just ‘whether’, unless you mean ‘regardless of whether’.
Context: ...an ASIN or Apple Books ID on the item), whether or not it is enabled for title searches. ## C...
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Review comment at @README.md around lines 15 - 16:
Narrow the README’s ID-resolution sentence to match fetchPrimary: state that IDs
already on the item resolve through Fetch regardless of whether the source is
enabled for title searches, rather than claiming every source resolves them.
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mainwith upstreamSilo-Server/silo-plugin-metadata-audiobookmainvia a real merge, so upstream stays in ancestry.Upstream commits (6):
feat(provider): make search sources configurable and stop scraping Audible product pages during search (#11): adds asourcesglobal config schema with a switch per source. The defaults are Audnexus, Apple Books, and AudiobookCovers; the scrapers and AudiMeta are opt-in.fix(provider): backfill missing cover from cover-bearing sources (#3)fix(audnexus): treat a 404 ASIN lookup as no match (#7)fix(provider): stop silently writing off matchable audiobooks (#9): adds gRPC status mapping, andgoogle.golang.org/grpcmoves to a direct require.fix(audnexus): use /books/search for title lookups (#8)docs: standardize contribution guidance (#10)The new upstream code, tests, and docs are rebranded:
github.com/Silo-Server/silo-plugin-audiobook-metadatabecomesgithub.com/prairie-server/prairie-plugin-metadata-audiobook.github.com/prairie-server/prairie-plugin-sdk/.../pluginproto/prairie/plugin/v1.plugin_id: prairie.audiobook-metadata,prairie_api_version, and the current SDK pseudo-version require are unchanged. No newer SDK API is needed:pkg/pluginsdk/manifestis already in the pinned Prairie SDK.Behavior change for users: after this lands, the Audible, Storytel, BookBeat, Audioteka, and AudiMeta scrapers are off by default for title searches. ID lookups still resolve through them.
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manifest.json: took upstream's new description and setup text (rebranded to Prairie audiobook libraries), and kept Prairie's homepage, source, support, changelog, and publisher fields. Upstream's newsourcesschema auto-merged.main_test.go: import block conflict only. Kept Prairie's import paths. The new upstreamTestRuntimeServerConfigureAppliesSourcesmerged in.README.md: Prairie had a short three-line README, and upstream rewrote it with Sources, Configuration, Development, Contributing, and License sections. I took upstream's version and rebranded it..gitignorestill ignores/silo-plugin-audiobook-metadata, same as onmain.main_test.goandprovider/coverage_http_test.go) encoded the pre-merge behavior, so they failed. They now enable every source where they exercise scrapers, use upstream'saudible_search_cards.htmlfixture for the Audible search test (I removed the now-unusedaudible_search.html), expect an Audnexus 404 to mean no match, and expect*ProvidersFailedErrorwhen every source fails. Coverage is 95.2% against the 95% floor.ci.ymlrunsgo test ... || true, so a failing test only shows up through the coverage floor. That is worth tightening separately.Release / deploy note
Release workflow only runs on
v*tags or manual dispatch, so merging does not publish anything. CI runs on PR and on push to main. The manifestversion(0.1.3) was not bumped; a release needs a bump and a tag.Merge with 'Create a merge commit' — do not squash.
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