[CODE] Examples and Snippets

[rednoah]

Reading torrent files might be useful for some people. Since FileBot already includes the code for that I'll quickly paste a Groovy snippet here on how to do it.

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args.getFiles{ it.extension == 'torrent' }.each{
   def torrent = new net.sourceforge.filebot.torrent.Torrent(it)
   
   println "Torrent: $torrent.name"
   torrent.files.eachWithIndex{ entry, index ->
      println "$index: $entry.path [$entry.length]"
   }
}

[rednoah]

Here's example code for mapping files to torrents:

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def torrents = args.getFiles{ it.extension == 'torrent' }.findResults{ new net.sourceforge.filebot.torrent.Torrent(it) }
def videos = args.getFiles{ it.isVideo() }

videos.each{ f ->
   def m = torrents.find{ t ->
      t.files.find{ e ->
         e.name == f.name && e.length == f.length()
      }
   }
   if (m) {
      println "file [$f.name] belongs to torrent [$m.name]"
   }
}

[rednoah]

Sometimes it might be useful to override series auto-detection by forcing a series title for a specific set of files. This is how you do it. Only process a certain set of files via file parameter and force the series title via the query parameter.

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rename(file: args.getFiles{ it =~ /(?i:colbert.report)/}, query: "The Colbert Report", db: "TheTVDB")
rename(file: args.getFiles{ it =~ /(?i:daily.show)/}, query: "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart", db: "TheTVDB")
...

[rednoah]

Print rename log of this session:

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getRenameLog().each{ from, to -> println "$from => $to"}

[rednoah]

In scripting you can just pass in a closure to replace the standard action with your own arbitrary logic. Anything is possible.

e.g.

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rename(
   file: args.getFiles(),
   action: { from, to ->
      execute('echo', 'FROM', from, 'TO', to)
   }
)

[rednoah]

Sometimes you might wanna grab data from websites, aka page scraping. Groovy with JSoup will greatly simplify any kind of scraping you wanna do. Here's an example of how to write a script that'll extract all links from a given page.

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@Grab('org.jsoup:jsoup')

def page = org.jsoup.Jsoup
   .connect('http://filebot.sf.net')
   .userAgent('Mozilla/5.0')
   .get()

page.select("A").each { println it }

[rednoah]

Here's a an example of how to use Groovy XML-RPC to hook into rtorrent and retrieve the list of completed downloads. If you got rutorrent running fine you can just use it's rpc proxy. Otherwise you might wanna look into the RTorrentXMLRPCGuide.

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@Grab('org.codehaus.groovy:groovy-xmlrpc')
import groovy.net.xmlrpc.*

def rpc = new XMLRPCServerProxy("http://localhost/rutorrent/plugins/rpc/rpc.php", true)
rpc.setBasicAuth("username", "password")

rpc.invokeMethod("d.multicall", ['complete', 'd.get_directory_base=', 'd.get_name=']).each{
    println it
}

[rednoah]

With the format engine and mediainfo bindings at your command it's pretty straight-forward to index your music collection.

e.g. print artist, album and title for each audio file:

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args.getFiles{ it.isAudio() }.each{
   println getMediaInfo(file:it, format:'''{media.Performer} / {media.Album} / {media.TrackPosition.pad(2)} - {media.Title}''')
}