`renamer`` renames files. It is intended to be used for renamed content to standard formats recognized by Plex.
$ go run . -h
renamer renames files to a standard format.
Usage:
renamer [flags]
Flags:
-d, --dir string Directory to check (default ".")
--dry-run Do not modify any files; instead, print what would be done
-h, --help help for renamer
--name string The name of the show
-o, --output-template string The template to rename files to, not including any file extension (default "{{ .ShowName }} s{{ .Season }}e{{ .Episode }} - {{ .Title }}")
-p, --pattern string Pattern of files to pick up
--season string The season the episode is in
The --pattern is a regular expression using named capture groups with the keys episode, season, name and title.
If all files in the target directory match one of the included patterns (and the same pattern), that
pattern can be used without providing the --pattern argument. There are a few detectable file patterns,
which will hopefully be expanded later.
The --output-pattern is a go template using those variables.
The name and season can be fixed by arugments, in which case they are not required in the input --pattern.
MIT
The regexps package is licensed under Apache 2.0, being adapted from regroup, adding the ability to provide default arguments and an "exists" struct tag, which differs from the "requires" struct tag in that it requires the capture group to exist, but does not require it to be populated.
This package also allows creating a Regexp opject with a generic argument, instead of passing a pointer to a struct, and changes the public-facing API to be more in-line with the stdlib regexp package.
I have also added the requisite copyright notices to the package, which were not present in the original distribution.