Plex Jellyfin Editions with Multi Tags / Matching

[ByteShare]

Hi, I've tried a bit and searched around but haven't figured out a way to correctly match parts of a string of tags at a time.
Please help

3 initial matches

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{fn.matchAll(/Unrated|\[UR\]/)?'UR':''}
{fn.matchAll(/DirectorsCut|Director.*Cut|Director'sCut|\[DC]/)?' DC':''}
{fn.matchAll(/ExtendedEdition|\[EE\]|\[Extended\]|Extended|\[Ext\]/)?' Ext':''}

Starting point for the Editions Tag (I use both Jellyfin and Plex so I combine the formats)

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{" - [{edition-${}]"}

This works but only if I match all 3 at the same time, so I know I'm doing something wrong but I don't know what would fix it.
I'm assuming it has something to do with the "$"

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{" - [{edition-${fn.matchAll(/Unrated|\[UR\]/)?'UR':''}${fn.matchAll(/DirectorsCut|Director.*Cut|Director'sCut|\[DC]/)?' DC':''}${fn.matchAll(/ExtendedEdition|\[EE\]|\[Extended\]|Extended|\[Ext\]/)?' Ext':''}}]"}

Update: Just saw your link to viewtopic.php?t=12643 Not sure if this will solve my problem but I'll take a look at that.

[rednoah]

Does {tags} not work for you? Are you set on your UR / DC / Ext abbreviation and normalisation step?
viewtopic.php?t=12668


You'll want to keep in mind the that the outer-most {...} delimit Groovy code, and are thus completely different in meaning from inner {...} which are Groovy code:
viewtopic.php?t=1895


Do Plex / Jellyfin / etc support multiple {edition-XYZ} tags?

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{edition-X} {edition-Y} {edition-Z}

Do you want to generate a custom edition value that just combines multiple tags as single edition value?

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{edition-X and Y and Z}

You probably mean to write something like this:

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{
	def value = tags.join(' ').replace('Uncut':'UC', 'Unrated':'UR')
	'{edition-' + value + '}'
}

[ByteShare]

--"Do Plex / Jellyfin / etc support multiple {edition-XYZ} tags?"
Both do support 1 edition in a file name, but what ever you want as long as it is between the [] and/or {}, like I have it will show that whole string as an "Edition"
So only " - [{edition-STUFF}]" one time in a filename
So not this:

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{edition-X} {edition-Y} {edition-Z}

--I'd have to think if I want to change my custom tags, because I usually got for shorter filenames (especially now with the long format for Editions). Also, I do need some custom tagging (not all shown here) for example Rifftrax and FanEdits.

--Basically, I want to combine my custom tags depending what is in the file name:
So "Movie (Year) [UR] Directors Cut Extended.mp4"
Would go to "Movie (Year) - [{edition-UR DC Ext}].mp4"
Or if just one of those (ie UR) it would also match and make the correct editions naming standard.
So

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{edition-X Y Z}

--

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{
	def value = tags.join(' ').replace('Uncut':'UC', 'Unrated':'UR')
	'{edition-' + value + '}'
}

Is that all being run in FileBot from the presets? I'm using presets

[rednoah]

e.g. you can of course come up with the list of tags with your own custom code:

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{
	def tags = fn.matchAll(/Uncut|Unrated/)
	def edition = tags.join(' ').replace('Uncut':'UC', 'Unrated':'UR')
	'{edition-' + edition + '}'
}

Note that matchAll() fails if there is no match, as opposed to successfully returning an empty list.



We're talking about custom formats here. You can use them in Presets which combine many different settings, a custom format being just one of the things that comprise a Preset.



You absolutely want to prototype your custom formats in the Format Editor if you are not doing so already: