Open nonononodev opened 5 years ago
Working fine for me. Tried escaping the time format string in your command? This command worked fine for me:
python -m anidbcli -r -e mkv api -d "%Y" -u gweana -k mysecretkey -r "E:\anime\unwatched\%aired%\%a_romaji%\%ep_no% - %ep_english% [%g_name%]" unsorted
thanks. it works. i was doing it wrong. i put --date-format %Y right after %aired%. 😅 i was hoping that i could rename to this format: year/month/day/filename.ext. i guess it's not possible. i want to watch chronologically regardless of anime title.
anyway, should i "close and comment"? sorry. i'm new to this.
Probably shouldnt be that hard to add some additional tags, but the aired date is per episode, so it would be mostly one file in a directory
please do add! i'd really appreciate it.
yeah. now that you mention it, it would be mostly one file in a folder. maybe this format instead: year/month/day-rest_of_the_filename.ext. or maybe i should be watching a dozen titles every season.
how to use the %aired% tag? i tried %aired% --date-format %Y but it doesn't work. i just want to get the year. i'm aware of the %year% tag but it can be a timespan and i don't want that. thanks.