Pixiv - separating r18 content

[Qwerty-Space]

Hello,

When ripping an artist, I would like to download r-18 content to a separate directory, or omit it all together. How would I go about this?

[mikf]

The relevant metadata entries appear to be x_restrict and sanity_level (see https://github.com/DIYgod/RSSHub/issues/2932#issuecomment-536848808)

You can use those keys in a directory format string to download r-18 content into a separate directory, although those directories will be named 0 and 1, or use them to ignore/omit files with --filter:

$ gallery-dl --filter "not x_restrict" https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/11
$ gallery-dl --filter "sanity_level < 4" https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/11

You can also test if "R-18" or "R-18G" is a tag:

$ gallery-dl --filter "'R-18' not in tags and 'R-18G' not in tags" https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/11

[Qwerty-Space]

How would I check for tags in the config.json?

[mikf]

image-filter - its the config file equivalent of --filter.

[Qwerty-Space]

Thanks.

But I can't set a separate directory for that? I was thinking of something like

"pixiv": 
{
    "directory": "...",
    "r-18":
    {
        "directory": "..."
    }
}

[Qwerty-Space]

I tried doing something like this, but I just get a directory named None

"directory": ["{user[account]} ({user[id]})", "{'R-18' if x_restrict else 'SFW'}", "{date}", "{id} {title}"]

[Qwerty-Space]

Would you prefer to talk on gitter?

[Qwerty-Space]

Current solution is {x_restrict!S:R1/R-18/}. This replaces x_restrict with a value of 1 with R-18, and x_restrict 0 will just go in the main directory.

However x_restrict 2 will go into a directory called 2

For example

Pixiv\
  SFW-artwork
  R-18\
    NSFW-artwork
  2\
    NSFW-gore-artwork

[mikf]

Todo:

• [x] Allow multiple "special" format specifiers per format string, making it possible to do {x_restrict!s:R1/R-18/R2/R-18G/}
• [x] Add a Pixiv metadata field with a human-friendly string representation of x_restrict
• [x] Add an option to download Pixiv user avatars

possibly more, but these are at least "easy"