[mod] set 'engine.supported_languages' from the origin python module

The key of the dictionary 'searx.data.ENGINES_LANGUAGES' is the *engine name*
configured in settings.xml.  When multiple engines are configured to use the
same origin engine (e.g. `engine: google`)::

    - name: google
      engine: google
      use_mobile_ui: false
      ...

    - name: google italian
      engine: google
      use_mobile_ui: false
      language: it
      ...

    - name: google mobile ui
      engine: google
      shortcut: gomui
      use_mobile_ui: true

There exists no entry for ENGINES_LANGUAGES[engine.name] (e.g. `name: google
mobile ui` or `name: google italian`).  This issue can be solved by recreate the
ENGINES_LANGUAGES::

    make data.languages

But this is nothing an SearXNG admin would like to do when just configuring
additional engines, since this just doubles entries in ENGINES_LANGUAGES and
BTW: `make data.languages` has various external requirements which might be not
installed or not available, on a production host.

With this patch, if engine.name fails, ENGINES_LANGUAGES[engine.engine] is used
to get the engine.supported_languages (e.g. `google` for the engine named
`google mobile`).

For an engine, when there is `language: ...` in the YAML settings, the engine
supports only one language, in this case engine.supported_languages should
contains this value defined in settings.yml (e.g. `it` for the engine named
`google italian`).

Signed-off-by: Markus Heiser <markus.heiser@darmarit.de>
Closes: https://github.com/searxng/searxng/issues/384
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Markus Heiser
2021-10-06 18:02:29 +02:00
parent feb2d4dda5
commit 19e41c137e
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@@ -601,6 +601,17 @@ engines:
# additional_tests:
# android: *test_android
# - name: google italian
# engine: google
# shortcut: goit
# use_mobile_ui: false
# language: it
# - name: google mobile ui
# engine: google
# shortcut: gomui
# use_mobile_ui: true
- name: google images
engine: google_images
shortcut: goi