rule34.paheal artists filenaming #5439
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The artist is, if I'm lucky, in one of the tags but I can't seem to get it to appear in the filename. I am probably at the mercy of tihs one site, sadly. Uploader /= artist and my OCD demands more precision. just want to confirm if I'm SOL here. Programming is not my strong suit. |
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As a followup, rule34 sadly just isn't one site. Because it has to be complicated like that. Rule34.pahael.net has no specific artist tag, but rule34.us does. Same question as before, how does that filename flag translate to the json because I am not getting it to cooperate with gallery-dl -v --simulate 'https://rule34.us/index.php?r=posts/view&id=7480429' --filename='{tags_artist}' Sorry for flooding you with my ocd insanity. I just like structure and original timestamps. :3 |
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Got it to do what I want with gallery-dl -v --simulate 'https://rule34.us/index.php?r=posts/view&id=7480429' --filename='{category}{id}.{tags_artist}{filename}.{extension}' |
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For other booru sites, you can enable the |
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rule34.paheal.net tags are not categorized by type (artist, copyright, etc) on the site itself, so all you can get is a plain list of tags, unless I'm missing something. At least gallery-dl can only provide |
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yes, that's right. Too many variants of rule34 makes my brain hurt. As far as rule34.us is concerned, I've got an oustanding question and an observation: gallery-dl -v --simulate 'https://rule34.us/index.php?r=posts/view&id=7480429' --filename='{category}{id}.{tags_artist}{filename}.{extension}' will generate the naming scheme I want for that site. The same entry in config just doesn't work, so I'm probably missing something obvious. The observation I've noticed is in regards to mtime. No server timestamps seem to be saving. I can wget the same file and that will display correctly. |
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What do you mean by "doesn't work"? Taking your filename format string and putting it as
This is caused by the |
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gallery-dl -v --simulate 'https://rule34.us/index.php?r=posts/view&id=7480429' --filename='{category}{id}.{tags_artist}{filename}.{extension}' The {tags_artist} bit shows up when I run the command as is, but as you stated with the config.json the {tags_artist} part is missing. ~$ gallery-dl -v 'https://rule34.us/index.php?r=posts/view&id=7480429' --filename='{category}{id}.{tags_artist}{filename}.{extension}' |
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I must have done something wrong for #5439 (reply in thread), since the filename there uses the default format. But still, it works for me: $ cat cfg.json
{
"filename": "{category}_{id}.{tags_artist}_{filename}.{extension}"
}
$ gallery-dl -c cfg.json 'https://rule34.us/index.php?r=posts/view&id=7480429'
./rule34us/rule34us_7480429.kitsune_youkai_41069590409a8b92142a606986c9d276.png
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as far as turning off the mtime post processor, that did the trick. So it works with your json being passed. Must be something in my json conflicting somehow? gallery-dl -v --config-ignore --config ~/test.json 'https://rule34.us/index.php?r=posts/view&id=8207391' --no-download |
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There are no Add this next to all the others and it'll work: "rule34us":
{
"filename": "{category}_{id}.{tags_artist}_{filename}.{extension}"
}, |
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Thank you sir. |
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rule34.paheal.net tags are not categorized by type (artist, copyright, etc) on the site itself, so all you can get is a plain list of tags, unless I'm missing something. At least gallery-dl can only provide
ŧagsat the moment, even if it were somehow possible to categorize them.