Robert Morrison
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DownloadManager
WARNING: this is WIP code and currently does NOT work properly
A simple yet complex program to do something dumb.
Basically write rules, run the program and watch your files fall in to line. No more cluttered download folders.
Features
You can currently
- Write rules
- Run rules
Coming someday
Future features include.
- A built in rule editor/validator
- Command line options (the framework is there just need the implementation)
- More/Better output
- Interactive mode (E.G "Do you want to do this.")
- Pre-apply and Apply stages separated
- This allows for the showing of "SOME FILES -> Destination, OTHER FILES -> Other destination"
- Also makes confirmation on batches easier.
- could also allow for making the Apply stage async, allowing the UI to update as files are moved (progress bar much?)
Rules
Rules are written in JSON and must contain all 4 values to be loaded properly, any malformed rules will not be loaded with the errors logged.
NOTE: For now ALL paths must be absolute. This is due to C# being
generally designed around windows and as such not having the features to
handle unix style paths e.g ~/Downloads. In the future I plan to add
replace ~ at the start of a path with the running users home directory.
Type is an integer that represents how to match the pattern
- Exact match (Implemented)
- Regex matching (Being written)
- Shell style globbing (This may never happen as it seems hard to do and kinda redundant with regex)
- Danbooru - this is a special match type that doesn't use the pattern
field, instead it find files that are likely to be from danbooru
(prefixed with
__) and then sorts them based on their aspect ratio.
{
"Name" : "Example Rule",
"Type" : 1,
"Pattern" : "File.File",
"Destination" : "/Directory"
}