Make alias or feed arguments from file

[nytram]

Hi Matt

In order to answer this correctly we would need to know the OS you are using

MS DOS you could write a BAT file using your code eg tvtest.bat would
consist of
filebot -rename /volume1/downloads/tv/* -r --db TheTVDB --lang en --output "/volume1/video/TV Shows/" --format "{n.ascii().replaceAll(/[\`\´\‘\’\ʻ]/, \"'\")}/Season {s.pad(2)}/{n.space('.').ascii().replaceAll(/[\`\´\‘\’\ʻ]/, \"'\")}.{'s'+s.pad(2)}e{e.pad(2)}.{t.space('.').ascii().replaceAll(/[\`\´\‘\’\ʻ]/, \"'\")}" -non-strict --action test
You would then run the BAT file from your prompt.

If its a Linux based system you could create a bash script called tvtest using a text editor nano vi etc

#!/bin/bash
filebot -rename /volume1/downloads/tv/* -r --db TheTVDB --lang en --output "/volume1/video/TV Shows/" --format "{n.ascii().replaceAll(/[\`\´\‘\’\ʻ]/, \"'\")}/Season {s.pad(2)}/{n.space('.').ascii().replaceAll(/[\`\´\‘\’\ʻ]/, \"'\")}.{'s'+s.pad(2)}e{e.pad(2)}.{t.space('.').ascii().replaceAll(/[\`\´\‘\’\ʻ]/, \"'\")}" -non-strict --action test

save and exit editor

chmod 755 tvtest
run tvtest
./tvtest

You may need to put the full path to filebot to get this type "which filebot" at the prompt the full path will be displayed.

Hope that helps
Martyn

[rednoah]

Just create some amc.sh script and call filebot with predefined arguments, plus whatever you pass along when calling the script via "$@".

Here's what I use:

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filebot -script dev:amc -non-strict --log-file amc.log --def artwork=y "seriesFormat=TV Shows/{n}/{'Season '+s.pad(2)}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t} {[vc, resolution, (seconds/60).toFloat().round(1)+' min']}" "movieFormat=Movies/{n} ({y})/{n} ({y}){' CD'+pi} {[vc, resolution, (seconds/60).toFloat().round(1)+' min']}" "ignore=[.](srt|sub|idx)" --output /mnt/sdc1/rednoah/media --action test "$@"