Usage of mi.groovy file

[jerome]

This was posted by Rednoah in scripting, and I managed to figure out how to get it to work.

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filebot -script fn:mi /path/to/media --output /path/to/media-index.tsv

My assumption is that this runs from the filebot website and not locally. I tried to get it to reference a revised mi.groovy file I created locally with additional parameters for file analysis, but with no luck.

Is it even possible to run a mi.groovy file located on my PC?

J

[rednoah]

You can run your own scripts:

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filebot -script "/path/to/mi.groovy" "/path/to/media" --output "/path/to/media-index.tsv"

Please read Scripts and Automation for details.

[jerome]

Does that apply to all the filebot scripts?
I was able to get the Artwork.groovy file to work off my local PC but not the Artwork.TMDB.groovy file.

This is the command I used

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filebot -script D:/Sabnzbd/Scripts/Filebot_Artwork/artwork.tmdb.groovy D:\Sabnzbd\Complete\[movies]

I received two types of error messages.
ERROR MESSAGE 1

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No Such File: D:\Sabnzbd\Scripts\Filebot_Artwork\lib\htpc.groovy

ERROR MESSAGE 2

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D:\Sabnzbd\Complete\[movies]\UHDMovie_C\Color Purple, The (1985) [UHD ? 2160p ? Drama ? PG-13] => The Color Purple (1985)
No signature of method: net.filebot.GroovyEngine.fetchMovieArtworkAndNfo() is applicable for argument types: (File, net.filebot.web.Movie, File, Boolean, Locale) values: [D:\Sabnzbd\Complete\[movies]\UHDMovie_C\Color Purple, The (1985) [UHD ? 2160p ? Drama ? PG-13], ...]

I then tried removing the "include('lib/htpc')" from the groovy file which removed ERROR message 1 but ERROR message 2 remains and no artwork is downloaded.

J

[rednoah]

Works the same for all scripts. It's your script that you write yourself after all.

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filebot -script "/path/to/script.groovy"

Scripts may consist of more than one file of course. Script files can load other script files. If you use local scripts then dependencies are expected to be locally available as well. So if you want to modify the more complex existing scripts, then you will want to clone (i.e. git clone) or download (i.e. Download as ZIP) the entire repository:
https://github.com/filebot/scripts