fix: add HTTP adapter configuration for Jackett and Prowlarr scrapers…

[iPromKnight]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced initialization and configuration for the Jackett and Prowlarr scrapers, introducing improved HTTP session management.

• Bug Fixes

  • Refined error handling and logging for initialization issues in both Jackett and Prowlarr, providing clearer feedback on failures.

• Improvements

  • Modified return types in Jackett's scraping method for consistency with expected outputs.

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Walkthrough

The changes primarily involve enhancements to the Jackett and Prowlarr scrapers in the jackett.py and prowlarr.py modules. Key updates include the introduction of the get_http_adapter function to facilitate the creation of HTTP adapters for service sessions, improving connection pooling and error handling. The validate method in both modules has been refined to provide more specific logging for various initialization errors. Additionally, the return type of the run method in jackett.py has been modified for consistency, ensuring it returns an empty dictionary instead of an empty set upon failure.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
src/program/services/scrapers/jackett.py	- Introduced get_http_adapter for HTTP session creation. - Updated create_service_session to include session_adapter. - Enhanced error logging in validate. - Modified run to return an empty dictionary on scrape failure.
src/program/services/scrapers/prowlarr.py	- Added import for get_http_adapter. - Updated validate to use http_adapter for session creation and improved error logging.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Jackett
    participant Prowlarr
    participant HTTPAdapter

    User->>Jackett: Initialize Scraper
    Jackett->>HTTPAdapter: get_http_adapter()
    HTTPAdapter-->>Jackett: Return HTTP Adapter
    Jackett->>Jackett: create_service_session(http_adapter)
    Jackett->>Jackett: validate()
    Jackett->>User: Return Success/Error Log

    User->>Prowlarr: Initialize Scraper
    Prowlarr->>HTTPAdapter: get_http_adapter()
    HTTPAdapter-->>Prowlarr: Return HTTP Adapter
    Prowlarr->>Prowlarr: create_service_session(http_adapter)
    Prowlarr->>Prowlarr: validate()
    Prowlarr->>User: Return Success/Error Log

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🐇 In the fields where scrapers play,
New adapters come to save the day.
With logs so clear and errors few,
Jackett and Prowlarr, we cheer for you!
Hopping through code, we dance with glee,
For robust changes, oh so free! 🌼

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