WKSKEY-2.0 is a tool designed to obtain Widevine keys from Media Presentation Description (MPD) URLs. It uses a modular approach to handle various streaming services, allowing users to easily customize and expand its functionality according to their needs.

• Modular Service Handling: WKSKEY-2.0 has a modular structure that separates logic for each streaming service into individual modules. Currently, it supports two services: prime and astro. Each module can handle service-specific DRM requests, including how they handle parameters, cookies, and data sent in requests.
• Automatic Key Retrieval: Using PSSH data provided or extracted from the URL MPD, WKSKEY-2.0 can automatically request and process Widevine keys, simplifying the process of obtaining keys for decryption purposes.
• High Flexibility: Users can easily add support for new services by creating new service modules and integrating them into the main script.

To use WKSKEY-2.0, users need to specify the Widevine license URL and other options through command-line arguments. Here's a basic usage example:

python main.py --license-url [URL_LICENSE] --mpd-url [URL_MPD] --service prime

To add a new service, create a module in the services folder with an implementation that handles specific DRM requests from that service. The module should provide methods such as get_headers(), get_params(), get_cookies(), and get_data(). After that, the new module can be integrated into main.py by adding a special condition for the service in the function get_license_keys.

• modules/: Contains modules used for device configuration and DRM processing.
• services/: A per-service module that provides service-specific logic for handling DRM requests and processing.
• main.py: The main script that coordinates the key retrieval and processing process.

Contributions to WKSKEY-2.0 are greatly appreciated. If you have bug fixes, enhancements, or want to add support for new services, please make a pull request.