I apologize for asking, but as source is no longer available, is it possible to have a recap of the available mappers and what they match to?

Solution 2 is certainly feasible, it's also fairly insecure. Containers usually (e.g. docker does it by default), run as root on the host machine and provide a root user inside the container. Breaking these boundaries is one of the major points of attack and allowing code execution within a containe...

Would there be interest for ebook/audiobook support? The obvious APIs are from Goodreads https://www.goodreads.com/api and Amazon. Both support ebooks and audiobooks (albeit in different ways), and FileBot already has support for audio files. Both Kodi and Plex support Audiobooks as long as they're ...

I don't believe it's necessary, there already are the .colon and .slash methods (which I forgot above), the rest can be done with a replaceAll.
In any case a possible name could be "pathsub" or "substitute".

Just a small thread to share replacement characters for titles and series names. def norm = { it.replaceAll(/[:]/, "\u2236") // "∶" Ratio symbol .replaceAll(/[:]/, "\uFF1A") // "：" Fullwidth Colon .replaceAll(/[:]/, "\uFE55") // "﹕" Small C...

I did suggest to him to select one or the other, but of course he said he only wants 720 if he can't get 1080p and selecting 1080p means he might miss an episode and he'd have to source it manually. Adding the resolution to the filename will amount to the same thing won't it? Is there no way to for...

4. You can include resolution in the file name and there shouldn't be issues with conflicts.
5. Don't believe so, you can change: and it'll stop downloading them.

rednoah wrote: ↑24 Jul 2019, 12:16 I recommend using {ny} which always gives you Name (Year) values, and correctly account for corner-cases such as the year already being part of the name.

Definitely simpler, didn't realize this was possible.

I use the above because shows like Castle are coded as Castle (2009) verbatim on TheTVDB.
When I made my format the binding {ny} used to give me Castle (2009) (2009) as output ({n} = Castle (2009) + {y} = 2009), hence my workaround.
Maybe now it's changed.

That's just a small bit of the rename pattern which takes the series name, removes trailing brackets (e.g. Castle (2009) becomes just Castle) and adds parenthesis with year inside. It's not intended to be used standalone.

In this case, adding year or date would be random bits of information that makes the folder name not match the database entry. This is obviously true, however I find that a simple allOf{n.replaceTrailingBrackets("")}{"($y)"}.join(" ") works for Kodi without too many is...

1. MediaInfo changes quite often, so the MediaInfo fields that various bindings are based on are subject to change. I'll see about better documentation, but it'll focus on purpose and possible values, rather than implementation details. That being said, implementation details are and remain availab...

Definitely docs on how the mediainfo used for bindings.
Possibly convenience methods for Language and multiple audios.
Right now I'm doing:

I don't believe there are disadvantages for you, the only disadvantage is for us. We bought a license for an open source software which became closed source. Nothing we can do either, despite its flaws, it's still one of the most comprehensive tools to rename media. A small compromise could be to le...

Did you completely remove the source code now ? (if so, I really don't like this move) Neither do I, but it was just a matter of time. I'm surprised somebody even noticed. Nobody seemed to contribute or comments on anything. Maybe, but I routinely used it to check how bindings were defined for exam...

:idea: Are you using {sc} to check if the database is AniDB or TheTVDB? Because that's effectively what you're doing, and using {info.database} would be more readable. ;) Not really, I only wanted to have absolute episode numbering for single-season animes, season-based for multi-season animes, eve...

{sc} and {sy} are based on {episodelist} so it doesn't work if --db AniDB is being used. For the sake of argument, why is {episodelist} undefined for AniDB? :idea: Implicit conversion is only implemented for {s} and {sxe} and {s00e00} at this point. Use case would be the following: { Integer count ...

It doesn’t, but it was my understanding that new versions made the match implicitly, via AnimeList.
See viewtopic.php?f=6&t=6037&start=50#p44526

Not sure if intentional or feasible, but binding for {sc} seems to be undefined.
I tried with the following: I expected sc to be 1, the season count for the show.

You can try using tokenize to split by commas.

Mh, then I need to figure out why it's stripping them in my setup.
Thank you.

Hello, I'm currently using qBittorrent to launch FB. qBt uses this bit: https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/blob/6c9368ef369a3b7087bca0f9e856e9d653692a4e/src/app/application.cpp#L285 to replace command arguments with file names and paths. In order to accomodate arguments with spaces I'm using...

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SickRage story is a bit more complex. echel0n forked SickBeard and created SickRage, to which a lot of people were contributing. He then disappeared for a while and the other devs kept going. Then he came back and tried a hostile takeover which triggered the revocation of his commit access. He forke...