Openload: extract download URL using PhantomJS

openload.js

// Usage: phantomjs openload.js <video_url>
// if that doesn't work try: phantomjs --ssl-protocol=any openload.js <video_url>

var separator = ' | ';
var page = require('webpage').create(),
  system = require('system'),
  id, match;

if(system.args.length < 2) {
  console.error('No URL provided');
  phantom.exit(1);
}
match = system.args[1].match(
  /https?:\/\/(?:openload\.(?:co|io)|oload\.tv)\/(?:f|embed)\/([\w\-]+)/);
if(match === null) {
  console.error('Could not find video ID in provided URL');
  phantom.exit(2);
}
id = match[1];

// thanks @Mello-Yello :)
page.onInitialized = function() {
  page.evaluate(function() {
    delete window._phantom;
    delete window.callPhantom;
  });
};
page.settings.userAgent = "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/56.0.2924.87 Safari/537.36";
page.open('https://openload.co/embed/' + id + '/', function(status) {
  var info = page.evaluate(function() {
    return {
      decoded_id: document.getElementById('streamuri').innerHTML,
      title: document.querySelector('meta[name="og:title"],'
        + 'meta[name=description]').content
    };
  });
  var url = 'https://openload.co/stream/' + info.decoded_id + '?mime=true';
  console.log(url + separator + info.title);
  phantom.exit();
});

Hi,
Thanks for this.
I will like to ask a few questions,
I added this line to my edited version of the code page.settings.resourceTimeout = 3000; hoping that should in case the page takes time to load it should timeout.
I use a Python subprocess to execute the JS. it works as expected but in some cases when I call the communicate() function the application just freezes and have to start all over.
Is there a better approach you will advise to handle this?
Thanks a lot.

This snippet works fine for me:

import subprocess

try:
   my_input = raw_input
except NameError:
   my_input = input

url = my_input('Enter URL: ')

p = subprocess.Popen(['phantomjs', '--ssl-protocol=any', 'openload.js',
    url], stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
out, err = p.communicate()
print(out)

Both in Python 2 and 3.

This is not working again. You must change streamuri with streamurj.

See, when I update it they will change it again. So I'm not gonna bother.

It seems like it does not work anymore even after running
sed -e "32 s/getElementById..streamur./querySelector('*[id^=streamur]/"
on this openload.js file.

I'm of course getting a similar link to "https://openload.co/stream/miEoI5oT8JE~1516281189~184.73.0.0~ImWW-Wbq?mime=true | bunny HTTP/1.1" but GETting this link only gets me a "HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request" type response.

Is this only me or they somehow changed something else somewhere.

@gonubana just tested and
curl -L -k -o <filename> <generated URL>
works perfectly fine.

Just read 4 comments above before saying "it doesn't work".

I don't think it is working anymore
`
TypeError: null is not an object (evaluating 'document.getElementById('streamuri').innerHTML')

undefined:3
:7
`

Not work anymore :(

#streamuri and #streamurl have been empty for a couple of weeks now.

Did anyone find a solution for this?

This is the current magic:
console.log('https://openload.co/stream/' + page.content.match(/\w+\d+\d+.\d+.\d+.\d+~\w+/)[0] + '?mime=true');

it should be
console.log('https://oload.stream/stream/' + page.content.match(/\w+~\d+~\d+.\d+.\d+.\d+~\w+/)[0] + '?mime=true');
for more clear

Since there is a domain oload.download, regex should be
/https?:\/\/(?:openload\.(?:co|io)|oload\.tv|oload\.download)\/(?:f|embed)\/([\w\-]+)/)

And, i was looking into the deobfuscated jsnice code of the source and i saw this line

if ("toString" in sin && sin.toString().indexOf("[native code") != -1 && document.getElementById.toString().indexOf("[native code") == -1 || window.callPhantom || /Phantom/.test(navigator.userAgent) || window.__phantomas || next() || window.domAutomation || window.webdriver || document.documentElement.getAttribute("webdriver"))

I guess there is some anti-measure phantomjs in the site, but aparently its not working, because @gonubana comment does captures the download URL...

reduce regex complexity
console.log('https://oload.stream/stream/' + page.content.match(/\w+~\d+~[\d\.]+~\w+/)[0] + '?mime=true');