Rename folders only for HAMA by [anidb-###]

[gcs8]

Hey party peeps, I did look around, but maybe I did a bad job looking, is there a way I can do something similar to the below but for anidb?

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{
	def series = files.metadata.series.find()
	series.name + ' {tmdb-' + series.getExternalId('TheMovieDB') + '}'
}

Taken from here viewtopic.php?t=13723

I am thinking something like this?

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{
	def series = files.metadata.series.find()
	series.name + ' {anidb-' + series.getExternalId('AniDB') + '}'
}

The goal is to only rename the folder so it looks like this.

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Armitage III Poly Matrix [anidb-236]

[rednoah]

I guess you could try and see what happens? Keep us posted!

If the files at hand already have xattr metadata based on AniDB episode information, then you can easily rewrite the file paths, rename folders, etc based on locally known information. If it's TheMovieDB / TheTVDB episode information, then it'll probably work for most (but not all) Anime depending on ID mappings being known. If files don't have xattr metadata then you'll want to process them with AniDB and just generate the file paths you want (file name, folder name, etc, all at once) at that time.

[gcs8]

I guess you could try and see what happens? Keep us posted!

If the files at hand already have xattr metadata based on AniDB episode information, then you can easily rewrite the file paths, rename folders, etc based on locally known information. If it's TheMovieDB / TheTVDB episode information, then it'll probably work for most (but not all) Anime depending on ID mappings being known. If files don't have xattr metadata then you'll want to process them with AniDB and just generate the file paths you want (file name, folder name, etc, all at once) at that time.

Do I have the vars right/close? I did not see a good list of what is out there to leverage.

[rednoah]

I have copy & pasted the code you posted, ran it on a sample file / folder, and found that it works.

[gcs8]

huh, maybe it just hates me then?

This is what I get.

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[Undefined Variable: java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot get property 'name' on null object at org.codehaus.groovy.runtime.NullObject::getProperty in org.codehaus.groovy.vmplugin.v8.IndyInterface::fromCache in __script_c53674449a35e89de3895960ea27328d::run] Afro Samurai - 01 - Revenge

[gcs8]

and this one from ctrl + shift

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[Undefined Variable: java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot get property 'name' on null object at org.codehaus.groovy.runtime.NullObject::getProperty in org.codehaus.groovy.vmplugin.v8.IndyInterface::fromCache in __script_c53674449a35e89de3895960ea27328d::run] Afro Samurai

[rednoah]

If the files at hand already have xattr metadata based on AniDB episode information, then you can easily rewrite the file paths, rename folders, etc based on locally known information. If it's TheMovieDB / TheTVDB episode information, then it'll probably work for most (but not all) Anime depending on ID mappings being known. If files don't have xattr metadata then you'll want to process them with AniDB and just generate the file paths you want (file name, folder name, etc, all at once) at that time.

Do your files have xattr metadata?

Cannot get property 'name' on null object suggest not. You need to process the files with FileBot / AniDB first.

The format above will fail if you attempt to process a folder that does not contain any files with xattr metadata:

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java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot get property 'name' on null object

[gcs8]

This is what I get, maybe I am smooth brain?

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PS T:\Anime\Afro Samurai> filebot -script fn:xattr '.\Afro Samurai - 1 - Revenge [no group](F20769C4).mkv'
Initialize new disk cache: C:\Users\gcs8\AppData\Roaming\FileBot\cache\1
T:\Anime\Afro Samurai\Afro Samurai - 1 - Revenge [no group](F20769C4).mkv
        net.filebot.mediainfo: ????
        net.filebot.mediainfo.mtime: 1451614320743
Undefined Variable: java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke method length() on null object at Script::doCall in Script::doCall in Script::run
java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke method length() on null object
        at Script.doCall(Script:36)
        at Script.doCall(Script:31)
        at Script.run(Script:29)
        at net.filebot.GroovyEngine.eval(Unknown Source)
        at net.filebot.cli.ScriptShell.evaluate(Unknown Source)
        at net.filebot.cli.ScriptShell.runScript(Unknown Source)
        at net.filebot.cli.ArgumentProcessor.runScript(Unknown Source)
        at net.filebot.cli.ArgumentProcessor.run(Unknown Source)
        at net.filebot.Main.main(Unknown Source)

Error (o_O)
PS T:\Anime\Afro Samurai>

[rednoah]

xattr metadata refers to the extended attribute named net.filebot.metadata that contains JSON encoded episode information including the series ID:

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$ filebot -script fn:xattr *.mkv
Afro Samurai - 01 - Revenge.mkv
	...
	net.filebot.metadata: {"@type":"Episode","seriesName":"Afro Samurai","episode":1,"title":"Revenge","absolute":1,"airdate":{"year":2007,"month":1,"day":4},"id":66029,"seriesInfo":{"database":"AniDB","order":"Absolute","language":"en-US","type":"TV Series","id":2656,"name":"Afro Samurai","aliasNames":["Afro Samurajus","Афро Самурай","アフロサムライ","Афросамурай","Afrosamuraj","Afro Szamuráj","آفرو سامورایی"],"startDate":{"year":2007,"month":1,"day":4},"genres":[],"rating":4.66}}
	...

You can view xattr metadata in the FileBot Desktop application:

[gcs8]

huh, I am not getting that -_-

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PS T:\Anime\Afro Samurai> filebot -script fn:xattr *.mkv
No xattr metadata found
Done ?(?????)?
PS T:\Anime\Afro Samurai>

[gcs8]

whoops, sorry, wrong tab.

[rednoah]

Yep, you'll need to process the files with FileBot / AniDB first.

[gcs8]

ok, let me try and go RTFM, back in a bit.

[rednoah]

Yep, you'll need to process the files with FileBot / AniDB first.

At that point you can just use T:/{plex.id} as format to name / organize files correctly at once. ☑ Import companion files will take care of moving along the *.jpg files as well.

[gcs8]

At that point you can just use T:/{plex.id} as format to name / organize files correctly at once. ☑ Import companion files will take care of moving along the *.jpg files as well.

Well, I use AoM to match everything by hash and add the extra stuff I want from there, so I don't want to touch the files, I only want to have it tag the folders for me with the AniDB series/index/database ID of the series.

[rednoah]

Well, I use AoM to match everything by hash and add the extra stuff I want from there, so I don't want to touch the files, I only want to have it tag the folders for me with the AniDB series/index/database ID of the series.

Why not have AoM generate file paths with AniDB ID?

How can FileBot know the AniDB ID? Does AoM generate / write any kind of metadata that FileBot can read to know the AniDB ID for any given file / folder?

[gcs8]

Well, I use AoM to match everything by hash and add the extra stuff I want from there, so I don't want to touch the files, I only want to have it tag the folders for me with the AniDB series/index/database ID of the series.

Why not have AoM generate file paths with AniDB ID?

How can FileBot know the AniDB ID? Does AoM generate / write any kind of metadata that FileBot can read to know the AniDB ID for any given file / folder?

So, I am starting to look at seeing if AoM can/will do it, but it's super old code and does not do some things well like long file paths and the renaming script language is kinda suck.

This is the data AoM has, but it's using the local copy of the DB to pull this.

[gcs8]

this is their code example

https://wiki.anidb.net/AniDB_O%27Matic_ ... _-_Samples

[rednoah]

I guess AoM knows the AniDB ID, so I think you best course of action is to configure AoM to include the AniDB ID. The link from the previous post is from some sort of "custom format" language, so it's probably possible, though ugly and unreadable to code may look at a glance.


FileBot itself cannot do much if it cannot read the ID from somewhere. A text / xml / json file would be easy to read. If AoM has some sort of local database in some unknown binary format, then you will probably not get anywhere.

[gcs8]

So, you could reference this like HAMA does to get the title > ID mapping for FileBot. https://github.com/Anime-Lists/anime-li ... t-full.xml

This it's just in this format.

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 <anime anidbid="2656" tvdbid="79755" defaulttvdbseason="1">
    <name>Afro Samurai</name>
  </anime>

[rednoah]

Yep, that'll work:

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{
	def name = 'Afro Samurai'
	def xml = xml('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Anime-Lists/anime-lists/master/anime-list-full.xml')
	xml.anime.find{ it.name == name }.'@anidbid'
}

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2656

[gcs8]

So, am I looking for something like this for dynamic?

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{
	def name = '{n}'
	def xml = xml('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Anime-Lists/anime-lists/master/anime-list-full.xml')
	xml.anime.find{ it.name == name }.'@anidbid'
	name + ' {anidb-' + '@anidbid' + '}'
}

[rednoah]

n is the file name in Plain File Mode so:

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{
	def xml = xml('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Anime-Lists/anime-lists/master/anime-list-full.xml')
	def aid = xml.anime.find{ it.name == n }.'@anidbid'
	n + ' {anidb-' + aid + '}'
}

[gcs8]

Oh, cool, let me try that, I picked a fight with AoM and made this work also.

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// Anime title
set('atitle', at('en'))
if(length(atitle)=0, set('atitle', at('x-jat')))
if(length(atitle)=0, set('atitle', A.Name))
set('atitle', replace(atitle, '\', ' '))
if(start(atitle, '.'), set('atitle', copy(atitle, 2, length(atitle))))
set('atitle', replace(atitle, '...', ''))
set('atitle', replace(atitle, '1/2', '½'))
set('atitle', trim(atitle))
set('uncensored', (F.State and 64) > 1)
set('censored', (F.State and 128) > 1)

// Episode title
set('etitle', et('en'))
if(length(etitle)=0, set('etitle', et('x-jat')))
if(length(etitle)=0, set('etitle', et('ja')))
if(length(etitle)=0, set('etitle', E.Name))
set('etitle', replace(etitle, '\', ' '))
set('etitle', replace(etitle, '...', ''))
set('etitle', trim(etitle))

// Version
set('version', if(F.Version>1, 'v'+F.Version, ''))
set('v2n', version)

// Episode number and prefix
set('mepno', if(E.TypeId=1, max(A.TotalEpisodeCount, E.EpisodeTypeCount), E.EpisodeTypeCount))
set('epno', padl(E.EpisodeNo, max(1, length(mepno)), '0') + version)
if(E.TypeId=2, set('epno', 'S'+epno))
if(E.TypeId=3, set('epno', 'C'+epno))
if(E.TypeId=4, set('epno', 'T'+epno))
if(E.TypeId=5, set('epno', 'P'+epno))
if(E.TypeId=6, set('epno', 'O'+epno))

// Group name
set('groupname', if(G, if(length(G.Shortname)>0, G.Shortname, G.Name), 'no group'))
set('groupname', if(length(groupname)>0, '['+groupname+']'))
set('groupname', replace(groupname, '\', ' '))

// CRC
set('crc', if(H, H.Crc32, F.Crc))
if(length(crc)>0, set('crc', '('+uc(crc)+')'))

// piece together the file name
set('filename', limit(limit(limit(atitle, 90) + ' - ' + epno + ' - ' + etitle, 190)  + ' ' + groupname, 235) + crc + '.' + F.FileType)

// Folder for first letter in anime title
set('head', copy(atitle, 90))
//if(numeric(head) or (head='.'), set('head', '0-9'))
set('head', head+'\')

// Subfolder for anime
set('head', head + limit(atitle, 90) + ' ' + '['+'anidb-'+A.Id+']' + '\')

// Prepend a subfolder for plot
//set('filename', if(A.Restricted, 'Hentai\') + head + filename)

// remove invalid characters
set('head', replace(head, '*', ' '))
set('head', replace(head, '/', ' '))
set('head', replace(head, '?', ' '))
set('head', replace(head, ':', ' '))
set('head', replace(head, '"', ' '))
set('head', replace(head, '<', ' '))
set('head', replace(head, '>', ' '))
set('head', replace(head, '|', ' '))
set('head', replace(head, '`', "'"))
set('head', replace(head, '  ', ' '))

head

// remove invalid characters
set('filename', replace(filename, '*', ' '))
set('filename', replace(filename, '/', ' '))
set('filename', replace(filename, '?', ' '))
set('filename', replace(filename, ':', ' '))
set('filename', replace(filename, '"', ' '))
set('filename', replace(filename, '<', ' '))
set('filename', replace(filename, '>', ' '))
set('filename', replace(filename, '|', ' '))
set('filename', replace(filename, '`', "'"))
set('filename', replace(filename, '  ', ' '))

filename

[gcs8]

ok, sweet, now I have two ways to do this.

I had to modify yours a touch to play nice with HAMA + ASS.

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{
	def xml = xml('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Anime-Lists/anime-lists/master/anime-list-full.xml')
	def aid = xml.anime.find{ it.name == n }.'@anidbid'
	n + ' [anidb-' + aid + ']'
}