GoExport GUI

Small PyQt6 launcher for a separately packaged GoExport V2 release.

Run from source

Install the minimal GUI dependencies into .venv and start the application:

.\.venv\Scripts\python.exe -m pip install -r requirements.txt
.\.venv\Scripts\python.exe gui_main.py

For exports, place the GoExport executable beside the GUI application. The GUI invokes GoExport's documented --json -y record CLI mode, so GoExport remains responsible for recording, bundled browser/Flash/FFmpeg dependencies, and output behavior. The Advanced section exposes every setting supported by GoExport's record command: output format and resolution, server/player URLs, outro behavior, widescreen mode, Electron integration, Flash timeout behavior, verbose logging, alternate Chromium, ChromeDriver, Flash, and FFmpeg settings, and the PyScap or OBS recording backend. OBS settings include its WebSocket host, port, password, GoExport profile, and scene collection. The password field is masked and passed only to the child GoExport process; leaving it blank preserves an existing GOEXPORT_OBS_PASSWORD environment variable. Enable Reuse and reconfigure an existing OBS profile only when you explicitly want GoExport to take over the selected profile and scene collection. Leaving a runtime path blank uses GoExport's default. Additional Flashvars can add new player values or override standard ones. Replacements are entered one per line as name=value and can reference runtime fields such as {user_id}.

The Browse button beside each ID field opens an embedded browser for presets that define the corresponding browser-picker rule. The Video ID button accepts only matching video pages, while the User ID button accepts only matching user pages. Navigate to a supported page, check the ID shown at the bottom, and select OK. The browser accepts HTTP and HTTPS URLs; cookies last for the current application session.

Presets

Edit presets.toml to add or modify Wrapper-compatible server endpoints. A preset selection loads the Advanced controls; your manual changes stay in effect until you select another preset.

Presets may define the new fields directly:

[preset.Example]
additional_flashvars = "customMode=true"

[preset.Example.replacements]
owner_id = "{user_id}"

To enable the browser picker for a preset, add a nested table with a start URL and at least one URL regex. Every regex must contain a named id capture group:

[preset.FlashThemes.browser_picker]
start_url = "https://flashthemes.net/"
video_url_regex = '^https://(?:www\.)?flashthemes\.net/movie/(?P<id>[A-Za-z0-9_-]+)/?(?:[?#].*)?$'
user_url_regex = '^https://(?:www\.)?flashthemes\.net/user/(?P<id>[0-9]+)/?(?:[?#].*)?$'

video_url_regex and user_url_regex are independently optional, but at least one must be present. Invalid expressions or missing id groups are reported when the GUI starts. A field's Browse button is disabled when the selected preset does not define that field's URL regex.

Build

Run:

.\build_gui.ps1

It creates dist\GoExport-GUI\GoExport-GUI.exe. Publish that file beside the matching GoExport.exe and its existing runtime files.

Tagged releases

Pushing a tag matching v* runs the GitHub Actions release workflow. It builds Windows x64, Linux x64, and Intel macOS GUI executables. Linux also publishes GoExport-GUI-x86_64.AppImage, containing the PyInstaller-collected Qt and QtWebEngine runtime, including Qt's non-core XCB and EGL dependencies. The Linux build rejects an incomplete XCB plugin payload and CI launches the completed AppImage under Xvfb as a startup smoke test. The AppImage itself does not launch or bundle Xvfb for users. It intentionally leaves core host components such as libc system-provided. Release archives keep the editable presets.toml beside the GUI artifact; the AppImage also contains default presets for standalone use and prefers an adjacent presets.toml when one is present.