No Matching Genre - How to file in separate folder

[MD500Pilot]

Here is how I currently call filebot:

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/usr/bin/filebot -no-xattr -rename --db TheMovieDB -non-strict --log-file /root/filebot.log --action test --format /mount/media/Movies/"{any{genre}{'NoGenre'}} : {genres.contains('Comedy') ? 'Comedy' : genres.contains('Animation') ? 'Animation' : genres.contains('Science Fiction') ? 'Sci-Fi' : genres.contains('War') ? 'War' : genres.contains('Documentary') ? 'Documentary' : genres.contains('Fantasy') ? 'Fantasy': genres.contains('Sport') ? 'Sport': genres.contains('Horror') ? 'Horror': genres[0]}/{n} ({y})/{n} ({y})" /mount/media/pre-process/*

The problem that I am having is that a lot of my moves do not have Genres in TheMovieDB (verified by looking them up manually) and I want to put them in a folder all of their own. I added the:

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{any{genre}{'NoGenre'}}

to my cli command but now it is duplicating the genre when there is one but working properly when there is not one.

This is what I get now:

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Rename movies using [TheMovieDB]
Auto-detect movie from context: [/mount/media/pre-process/Heist.mkv]
Stripping invalid characters from new path: /mount/media/Movies/Crime : Crime/Heist (2015)/Heist (2015)
[TEST] Rename [/mount/media/pre-process/test/Heist.mkv] to [/mount/media/Movies/Crime Crime/Heist (2015)/Heist (2015).mkv]
Processed 1 files

I am sure I am missing something simple and looking for some guidance.


Thanks

[rednoah]

You're duplicating the genre part in your format. Please use the Format Editor GUI so you can quickly narrow down the problem. It's great for prototyping formats from scratch too.

[MD500Pilot]

I do not have a GUI on the system this is installed so that is not possible. Any help with the command line part would be most appreciated.

Thank You

[rednoah]

You have a GUI on *this* system you're using right now.

1. Prototype your format in the Format Editor
2. Copy & paste into your bash script

Prototyping a format on the command-line is a waste of your time. I couldn't do it myself.


e.g.

[MD500Pilot]

So...no idea why adding this: {any{genre}{'NoGenre'}} causes the problem?

[rednoah]

Your code effectively boils down to this:

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{any{genre}{'NoGenre'}} : {genres[0]}

Which unsurprisingly yields this result, exactly as specified by you:

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Crime : Crime

: is an invalid character and gets removed, so you end up with Crime Crime.


BAD CODE:

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{any{genre}{'NoGenre'}} : {genres.contains('Comedy') ? 'Comedy' : genres.contains('Animation') ? 'Animation' : genres.contains('Science Fiction') ? 'Sci-Fi' : genres.contains('War') ? 'War' : genres.contains('Documentary') ? 'Documentary' : genres.contains('Fantasy') ? 'Fantasy': genres.contains('Sport') ? 'Sport': genres.contains('Horror') ? 'Horror': genres[0]}/{n} ({y})/{n} ({y})

GOOD CODE:

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{any{genre}{'No Genre'}}/{ny}/{ny}

[MD500Pilot]

AH! Got it. I see what I did. THANK YOU. This now works perfectly:

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/usr/bin/filebot -no-xattr -rename --db TheMovieDB -non-strict --log-file /root/filebot.log --action test --format /mount/media/Movies/"{genres.contains('Comedy') ? 'Comedy' : genres.contains('Animation') ? 'Animation' : genres.contains('Science Fiction') ? 'Sci-Fi' : genres.contains('War') ? 'War' : genres.contains('Documentary') ? 'Documentary' : genres.contains('Fantasy') ? 'Fantasy': genres.contains('Sport') ? 'Sport': genres.contains('Horror') ? 'Horror': any{genre}{'NoGenre'}}/{n} ({y})/{n} ({y})" /mount/media/pre-process/*

[Xvonmox]

What if you are trying to include a conditional argument IF a genre exists?
For example FileBot gives off the following error when trying to reference the {genre} tag in the naming format on the TV Show "Parking Wars".

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Binding "genre": NoSuchElementException

Using your example from above...

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{any{genre}{'No Genre'}}/{ny}/{ny}

...it will not produce the error and will just output 'No Genre'. However, what I am actually looking to do is if there is a genre, run a conditional argument to check if it's a Documentary Series. I have tried a few different ways, and any other way I have tried to reference the genre tag it kicks back that same error.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[rednoah]

e.g. check for a specific value, and then yield a specific value or yield no value, and yield no value on error:

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{ genres =~ /Documentary/ ? 'Documentary' : '' }

e.g. check for a specific value, and then yield a specific value or yield some other specific value, and yield no value on error:

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{ genres =~ /Documentary/ ? 'Documentary' : 'Not a Documentary' }

e.g. check for a specific value, and then yield a specific value or yield some other specific value, and yield yet another specific value on error:

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{ any{ genres =~ /Documentary/ ? 'Documentary' : 'Not a Documentary' }{ 'No genre, so probably not a Documentary' } }