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9 years ago Time permitting, I'll try to whip something up for this; low priority, no rush
on my part for this one.
The rename is pretty easy with access to the SageAPI. Just pull all the info
out of the media file object, figure out what you have and then construct the
desired file name based on the details available. In Groovy, to get the info,
do something like this:
def mf; // This is the media file object we're working with; we got it above
somehow
def title = ShowAPI.GetShowTitle(mf) // This will always exist
def season = ShowAPI.GetShowSeasonNumber(mf) // Will be 0 if not avaiable
def episode = ShowAPI.GetShowEpisodeNumber(mf) // 0 if not available
def subtitle = ShowAPI.GetShowEpisode(mf) // "" if not available
// This is a long winded approach to computing the file name, but
// should be easier to read this code and follow along
def targetFileName = title // Always start with the title
if(season > 0 && episode > 0) // We have episode data, use it
targetFileName += " - " + String.format("S%2dE%2d", season, episode)
else if(subtitle != "") // We have a subtitle, use it instead
targetFileName += " - " + episode
else // We have no info, not sure what you want to do here??
targetFileName += " - UNKNOWN"
targetFileName += ".ts" // Use commons FilenameUtils to actually figure out the
ext
// Finally, strip invalid chars from the file name
targetFileName = (targetFileName =~ /[\/\\\*\?<>\":|]+/).replaceAll("")
// Here, I'm just printing the final result, but this is your new file name
println targetFileName
This is a simplistic example, with some corners cut. I'll fill in the gaps
when I do the whole thing, but if you wanted to play around yourself, this code
shows the basic idea on how to compute the desired file name.
NOTE: Code example here may contain slight syntax errors, etc. Shouldn't be
much to correct once you get this example inside an IDE.Original comment by de...@battams.ca on 21 Mar 2011 at 3:56
- Changed state: Reviewed
- Added labels: Plugin-SJQScripts, OpSys-All
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
bikesquid@gmail.comon 18 Mar 2011 at 3:56