[FEATURE] An Option to have the Tweet in the filename

[G1732]

Any way to have the tweet content in the filename.

[EltonChou]

Filename is not a notepad.

[G1732]

Filename is not a notepad.

Yes i know but it could be useful to have this option because some tweets have names of the people and some have important text that should in the filename. This also helps to keep the downloaded files organized.

Btw, i just want the extension to save upto 30 letters of the tweet.That would be enough for me.

Example of tweets:

[EltonChou]

There are few things need to be solved.

1. How do you define the important text ?
2. The max length of tweet is 280 characters, if you paid you get more. Where is the important part?

If the content has hashtags, it would be recorded in database and you can search the tags in options page. This feature would be release in the future.

[G1732]

There are few things need to be solved.

1. How do you define the important text ?
2. The max length of tweet is 280 characters, if you paid you get more. Where is the important part?

If the content has hashtags, it would be recorded in database and you can search the tags in options page. This feature would be release in the future.

1. There is no need to define the important text because that would be impossible, the extension should simply save the tweet text content in the filename. For example the photo of the owl in my post above should have the filename as :

"Barn Owl (photo by Michal Ninger).jpg" .

This helps in keeping downloaded files organized.

2. Upto 280 characters is more than enough, if it can save 50 characters of a tweet in the filename thats more than enough for me.

[EltonChou]

You didn't get the point. This is your scenario not everyone's.

How do you handle three different formats below?

BruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruh
BruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruh
BruhBruhBruhBruhBruh
Barn Owl (photo by Michal Ninger)
FoobarFoobarFoobarFoobarFoobar
FoobarFoobarFoobarFoobarFoobar

Barn Owl (photo by Michal Ninger)
BruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruh
BruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruh
BruhBruhBruhBruhBruh
FoobarFoobarFoobarFoobarFoobar
FoobarFoobarFoobarFoobarFoobar

BruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruh
BruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruh
BruhBruhBruhBruhBruh
FoobarFoobarFoobarFoobarFoobar
FoobarFoobarFoobarFoobarFoobar
Barn Owl (photo by Michal Ninger)

The most of operating systems restrict the length of filename length to less or equal to 255 characters. What if the content length is over 255? Remember that you have to keep the filename as unique, so you still need other filename patterns.

[G1732]

You didn't get the point. This is your scenario not everyone's.

How do you handle three different formats below?

BruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruh
BruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruh
BruhBruhBruhBruhBruh
Barn Owl (photo by Michal Ninger)
FoobarFoobarFoobarFoobarFoobar
FoobarFoobarFoobarFoobarFoobar

Barn Owl (photo by Michal Ninger)
BruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruh
BruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruh
BruhBruhBruhBruhBruh
FoobarFoobarFoobarFoobarFoobar
FoobarFoobarFoobarFoobarFoobar

BruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruh
BruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruh
BruhBruhBruhBruhBruh
FoobarFoobarFoobarFoobarFoobar
FoobarFoobarFoobarFoobarFoobar
Barn Owl (photo by Michal Ninger)

The most of operating systems restrict the length of filename length to less or equal to 255 characters. What if the content length is over 255? Remember that you have to keep the filename as unique, so you still need other filename patterns.

I would save the three formats as they are because they contain the important text "Barn Owl (photo by Michal Ninger)."

As for the character length of the filename, if it is over 255 characters then the extension should save upto 255 and ignore the rest of the characters.

And in order to keep the filename unique i would use "Tweet ID" or "Hash" options in Filename Pattern.

[EltonChou]

As for the character length of the filename, if it is over 255 characters then the extension should save upto 255 and ignore the rest of the characters.

If the important text is located at somewhere > 255 characters, how do you handle it? Your filename will be {tweet id}-{hash}-{a lot of text without important text}.{ext}.

[G1732]

As for the character length of the filename, if it is over 255 characters then the extension should save upto 255 and ignore the rest of the characters.

If the important text is located at somewhere > 255 characters, how do you handle it? Your filename will be {tweet id}-{hash}-{a lot of text without important text}.{ext}.

If some filenames are saved without the important text, its okay.

[EltonChou]

Then those texts are not important. If you want this feature you can fork it and implement by yourself.

[G1732]

Then those texts are not important. If you want this feature you can fork it and implement by yourself.

Well, Okay.

Atleast give your suggestion on how you would have solved this.

[EltonChou]

I will provide a regex token for advanced user in the future, but the user needs to know how to write a valid regular expression.

[G1732]

I will provide a regex token for advanced user in the future, but the user needs to know how to write a valid regular expression.

Sorry i am a bit confused can you please elaborate.

Using regex how will a user save the important text in this tweet.

BruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruh BruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruhBruh BruhBruhBruhBruhBruh Barn Owl (photo by Michal Ninger) FoobarFoobarFoobarFoobarFoobar FoobarFoobarFoobarFoobarFoobar

I just want to know.

[EltonChou]

Something like /^.+\(\w+ by .+\)/gm.

[G1732]

One last thing, what will be the regex for this tweet :

[EltonChou]

You should try it by yourself. https://regex101.com/