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Hey, thanks for the tool! I was testing it against some predb entries to see how well the fuzzy matching works, but I think it is possible I am not using it right since it often fails to guess correctly, even for what I think are some pretty obvious ones. The best guess is sometimes correct if I pass the file name using , and sometimes correct if I just pass the file name directly as an argument. Shouldn't both these methods produce the same best guess? Some simple examples follow, but as I said I ran into this very often during my testing. File path guess is correct: Query guess is completely wrong: And the reverse: File path guess is wrong: Whereas the query guess is correct:
Repository: BurntSushi/imdb-rename. Description: A command line tool to rename media files based on titles from IMDb. Stars: 242, Forks: 21. Primary language: Rust. Languages: Rust (100%). License: Unlicense. Latest release: 0.1.5 (6y ago). Open PRs: 2, open issues: 8. Last activity: 1y ago. Community health: 42%. Top contributors: BurntSushi, nvzqz.
I am using the windows version is there a way to remove the special characters when you do the imdb-rename since it won't let me rename the imdb video file if the name on imdb has these these characters in it. " / \ ? : "
Love the tool, trying to get it to loop through my media folder with a basic For loop in cmd. Works well for the most part, so thankyou! Am running in silent mode with "echo y" prefix in a batch file. Sometimes (correctly) tries to rename to include a colon, which is not allowed in windows paths. Possibly replace with '-', or simply a space?
Hi, I was thinking of an extra option that would only return the query value instead of actually renaming the file(s). Something like "-r" or "--return-value-only, and the usage would look like: So this return value could be reused in a larger context, inside another script for example. Do you think this would be possible - or if it can be already done? Thanks!