Read how URL rewriting works.
The feed from rmz.cr only gives links to an indexing page which then contains the actual download links. This plugin grabs the download links from rmz.cr and rewrites the url field to the first link that is found.
If more than one valid link is found, the plugin puts them as an array into the urls field of the entry.
You can filter links to which filehosters should be grabbed by adding regular expressions to the filehosters_re configuration parameter.
Example:
rmz:
filehosters_re:
- domain\.com
- domain2\.org
Assuming there are the following links on the rmz.cr download page:
http://domainx.cr/CoolFile.avi
http://domain2.org/CoolFile.avi
http://domain.com/CoolFile.part1.avi
http://domain.com/CoolFile.part2.avi
The plugin would rewrite the url field of the entry to:
http://domain2.org/CoolFile.avi
and would add the urls field containing an array of links:
['http://domain2.org/CoolFile.avi',
'http://domain.com/CoolFile.part1.avi',
'http://domain.com/CoolFile.part2.avi']
Particularly in case the files are split into multiple parts, it is recommended that you configure your output to use the urls field of the entry.
Example for JDownloader 2 (using the folderwatch extension):
exec:
- echo "text={{urls}}" >> "/path/to/jd2/folderwatch/{{title}}.crawljob"