Naming files by date posted feature?

Avnsx / fansly-downloader

Easy to use fansly.com content downloading tool. Written in python, but ships as a standalone Executable App for Windows too. Enjoy your Fansly content offline anytime, anywhere in the highest possible content resolution! Fully customizable to download in bulk or single: photos, videos & audio from timeline, messages, collection & specific posts 👍

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Naming files by date posted feature? #28

Closed pamman2 closed 2 years ago

pamman2 commented 2 years ago

Hello! I'm just wondering if it's possible to have an option to add the post date to the file name? With all the ones I've downloaded so far, all of the files seem to be out of order according to the creator's video/image set.

Avnsx commented 2 years ago

Just checked, yes it would be possible. Would you prefer them to be epoch time stamps or converted to human time stamps? I think windows only sorts them correctly in folders if they've some sort of numeric order. so the only way to achieve a good sorting, is when they stay epoch time stamps. You can look at what a epoch time stamp is here: https://www.epochconverter.com/

pamman2 commented 2 years ago

I think I would like it to be converted to human time, but having both added can be useful for others that prefer epoch time. Currently I use YYYY-MM-DD as the human time format

e2489 commented 2 years ago

Yeah, this would be very useful. Or an option to keep the original filenames (the way OF DataScraper does), as they're in order already. The issue currently is this scrapes from newest to oldest, so there's like 10 files labeled as "01", for each time we run an update.

Avnsx commented 2 years ago

Added in version v0.3.4 The function is accessible using the setting naming_convention with value Datepost in config.ini

You can use the updater, to comfortably upgrade to the new version.