Open JAK0723 opened 6 years ago
Yes, I could read the tags to get the artist name for the image. But there are some cases that are difficult.
What if there are multiple artist tags on a single image, such as 1710372?
I could have it choose the first artist tag alphabetically, but that may not be a good solution.
I could have it join the artist names together somehow (e.g. mrscurlystyles+rodrigues404
), but folder names could get very long and even fail to save in the case of images like the community collab. Also, a new folder would be made for each combination of artists.
If there is no artist tag, what folder should it go into?
Images tagged anonymous artist
could go into a folder named anonymous artist
, which should be fine.
Even if there are issues with it, I could add it in anyway and put a disclaimer on it. But I would need to know how to deal with those cases first.
I think Using post 1710372 as an example i say take first artist tag as primary and the rest to the JSON file in my opinion i am new at this
and can to do easier. if there is a request of the plan to pump out everything from this author and in request there is an artist:kloudmutt that to save Downloads/kloudmutt/8584.jpg and not have to think about the tags. simply prescribe this condition.
Why not use multiple tags for different output options? Like {Artist} For loading each contributing artist into each folder, {Artist1} For first artist mentioned without multiple files downloaded. I would like to see this feature. :D
Why not use Symbolic links? Put the image in the first artist folder, symlink to all the others.
Would it be possible to add the artist as an option when naming files? I would like to save images in the format of
Downloads/{artist}/{id}.{ext}
. Using post 8584 as an example, it would download the image toDownloads/kloudmutt/8584.jpg
.