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Im trying to be smart... Documentary
Posted: 11 Sep 2023, 20:49
by MickeMM
I found this when i was looking here for something new.
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{
// series / anime / movie format expressions
seriesFormat = any{ seriesFormat }{ _args.format }{ 'omkodat/serie' + today.format('/yyyy/ww')}
movieFormat = any{ movieFormat }{ _args.format }{ 'omkodat/film' + today.format('/yyyy/ww')}
unsortedFormat = any{ unsortedFormat }{ 'check'}
}
But how can i get documentary and animation to seperat folders?
I have try alot by change the code above, but cant get it to work.
I have try f.ex
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movieFormat = any{ genres('Documentary') ? 'omkodat/dokumentar' + today.format('/yyyy/ww')}
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movieFormat = any{ genres('Documentary') ? 'omkodat/dokumentar' + today.format('/yyyy/ww') : genres[0]}
and also
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movieFormat = any{ movieFormat }{ _args.format }{ genres('Documentary') ? 'omkodat/dokumentar' + today.format('/yyyy/ww') : genres[0]}
I have also try to change ' to / in Documentary.
Please help!
Re: Im trying to be smart... Documentary
Posted: 12 Sep 2023, 04:49
by rednoah
Please describe your use case from the beginning and make sure to include example file paths (input path and corresponding desired output path) so we can see what you are trying to do. The code snippets above make no sense for multiple reasons, so I'm not actually sure what you're trying to do.
You'll want to use the
--def seriesFormat and
--def movieFormat options to pass in your custom format. Please read
Change how files will be organized and renamed. Modifying the
amc script is neither necessary nor recommended for custom formats.
You can't use an episode format that doesn't use any episode information. Well, you can but it's not smart. FileBot will still identify the series and match the episode, and then ask you to format that. Looks like you're abusing the entire
amc script for just serie / film separation?
You'll want to use a
Plain File Mode to rewrite file paths based on your own custom rules, i.e. the current date in your case. You'll have to take care of serie / film separation yourself, but this might just be very easy if your files are already sorted into folders, or have S00E00 / YYYY-MM-DD / etc makers in the file name.
You absolutely will want to use the
Format Editor to prototype your custom format expressions. Whatever it is you're trying to do, the
Format Editor is almost certainly gonna be the first step towards that.
Re: Im trying to be smart... Documentary
Posted: 12 Sep 2023, 09:24
by MickeMM
Sorry!
This is the AMC script i use
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# Input Parameters
ARG_PATH="$1"
ARG_NAME="$2"
ARG_LABEL="$3"
# Configuration
CONFIG_OUTPUT="/home/myuser/arkiv/"
filebot.sh -script fn:amc --output "$CONFIG_OUTPUT" --action duplicate -non-strict --conflict auto --log-file /home/myuser/logg/amc.log --def clean=y --def excludeList="/home/myuser/logg/.excludes" ut_dir="$ARG_PATH" ut_kind="multi" ut_title="$ARG_NAME" ut_label="$ARG_LABEL" --def ignore="fylla_disken|uppackat" --def movieFormat=@/home/myuser/filebot-portable/MovieFormat.groovy seriesFormat=""$CONFIG_OUTPUT"serie/{plex}"
And this i what i found and want to use (groovy)
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{
// series / anime / movie format expressions
seriesFormat = any{ seriesFormat }{ _args.format }{ 'omkodat/serie' + today.format('/yyyy/ww')}
movieFormat = any{ movieFormat }{ _args.format }{ 'omkodat/film' + today.format('/yyyy/ww')}
unsortedFormat = any{ unsortedFormat }{ 'omkodat/film' + today.format('/yyyy/ww')}
}
/
{ plex.tail }
I want animated and documentary to be sort like movie.
Movie
- Movie
- Animated
- Dokumentary
Serie
- Serie
Re: Im trying to be smart... Documentary
Posted: 12 Sep 2023, 09:38
by rednoah
rednoah wrote: ↑12 Sep 2023, 04:49
Please describe your use case from the beginning and make sure to include example file paths (input path and corresponding desired output path) so we can see what you are trying to do. The code snippets above make no sense for multiple reasons, so I'm not actually sure what you're trying to do.
Please follow this format:
(INPUT) I have this file:
(OUTPUT) I want to move / rename this file like so:
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/path/to/Plex/TV Shows/Alias {tmdb-2046}/Season 01/Alias - S01E01 - Truth Be Told.mkv