Are you holding the SHIFT or ALT modifier key on your keyboard while clicking the Rename button by any chance? (NOTE: Holding the SHIFT key while pressing the Rename button allows you to force the license popup)

:?: Which version of FileBot are you using? (NOTE: The screenshot above might suggest that you're using a very outdated version of FileBot) :?: Are you holding the SHIFT or ALT modifier key on your keyboard while clicking the Rename button by any chance? (NOTE: Holding the SHIFT key while pressing t...

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Specifically, all depends on your files. Please post screenshots and sample file paths as text. See How to Request Help for details.


In general, please watch the How do I organize files for Plex? video tutorial.

If you're testing in the format editor then you are confusing the actual value with the display file path.

You'll want to check if your regex pattern matches like so:

Unfortunately, Microsoft Store / Mac App Store purchases do not include a standalone universal license. See FileBot Pricing Explained for details: Microsoft Store and Mac App Store purchases are not interchangeable and cannot be converted to a universal life-time license. Please avoid the Microsoft ...

If you use Groovy Syntax › 4.6. Slashy string then you don't need to escape \ characters:
If you use ' or " then Groovy Syntax › 4.3.1. Escaping special characters is relevant:

I need it to remain a "\." :?: Why? What are you trying to achieve? :!: / and \ cannot not be used as path separator in a file path. / and \ are notably interchangeable. You can do /. or \. and on Unix that would refer to the file system root, but on Windows it's just an invalid file path...

Paddle does support all the usual international payment methods (Credit Card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, etc) but if you need payment methods specific to Belarus / Russia / any other single country then you're probably out of luck. :idea: Purchase FileBot with Crypto Currency is an option of las...

Cheers to that!

If it's just about sharing data, then csv() json() and friends will work best, but if you also need to share code / logic (in addition to the data that code is working with) then the How can I use the same format in both GUI and CLI? is of course the way to go. :idea: The @lines (compile-time pre-p...

So value.stripReleaseInfo() won't work, and need to pass a parameter? Yep, must pass a parameter: { '[ONe]_Ano_Hana_01_(1280x720)'.stripReleaseInfo(false) } That said, you're probably looking for the clean() method: { '[ONe]_Ano_Hana_01_(1280x720)'.clean() } Doesn't that make it more complicated wi...

Read CSV / TSV table Read a lookup table from an external CSV or TSV file: csv('/path/to/table.tsv') e.g. use custom series names { def map = csv('/path/to/table.tsv') n.replace(map) } $ cat ~/table.tsv Deep Space 9 DS9 How I Met Your Mother HIMYM Read lines of text Read lines from a text file: lin...

Wolfie wrote: ↑23 Jul 2024, 05:02

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def configs=include "P:/FileBot/config.groovy"

If you're using include() just to create a structured data object for your configuration, then you definitely want to use json() (and convert your configuration file to JSON syntax) instead for this particular use case.

String.stripReleaseInfo(boolean strict) does exist. There is no parameterless method of that name though.

Split code into external *.groovy script files › External format @lines are FileBot-specific preprocessor instructions, i.e. you're effectively copy & pasting text files together, before passing the result as a whole to the Groovy compiler / interpreter that is completely unaware how the code c...

:idea: The file path / file extension does not matter. But the file must be a tab-separated / comma-separated / pipe-separated / semicolon-separated / etc text file. :idea: If you're reading in a complex configuration file (i.e. nested structure, values, lists, maps, etc) then you could use the json...

You can use the csv() function to read a CSV / TSV file into a Map object.

e.g.

rednoah wrote: ↑15 Jul 2012, 09:03

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{
	def table = csv('/path/to/names.tsv')
	table[n] ?: n
}

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$ cat ~/names.tsv
Deep Space 9	DS9
How I Met Your Mother	HIMYM

File.getAt() will give you the n-th path component. f[-2] is Groovy syntax for calling that method. -2 means 2nd element counting from the end. f[-2] is thus the same as f.dir.name and folder.name.

FileBot Groovy Expression Reference Documentation would be the entrance to the rabbit hole.


f.path is Groovy syntax for calling the File.getPath() function.

f.path will give you the entire file path.

folder.path will give you the folder path.

folder.name will give you the folder name.

You can do f.dir.name, f.dir.dir.name, f[0] , f[-2], etc to get individual path components.

:idea: Processing files instantly within the same file system using hardlinks is most strongly recommended. You can then use other tools such as rsync to sync things to remote machines as needed. :idea: That said, you can have your own Custom Rename Action › Shell Actions if you must move files to a...

Asustor is confirmed to support docker:
https://www.asustor.com/solution/what_is_docker



You should be able to run filebot-node and filebot-xpra to run filebot locally via a WebUI from a remote machine:
https://www.filebot.net/linux/docker.html

That hasn't really come up before... :?: Presumably, Asustor NAS is Linux-based and supports ssh and can thus already install and run filebot just fine? :?: Presumably, Asustor NAS has a WebUI for running docker containers ? :idea: We could certainly consider support for Asustor NAS. Perhaps also lo...

src.duplicate(dst) will hardlink if possible, and copy if necessary.


Are src and dst are on the same file system?


What is that file system? (NOTE: if it's btrfs then src.duplicate(dst) might reflink)