[bato]Add support for all bato mirror websites /naming problem

[gcfvfhg]

Thanks to bug-assassin and mikf

Can the following mirror websites be supported?
they all come from bato
(If you try to register an account, you can see them on the account homepage)

wto.to
mto.to
dto.to
hto.to
mangatoto.com
mangatoto.net
mangatoto.org
batotoo.com
batotwo.com
battwo.com
comiko.net
bato.to
comiko.org
batocomic.com
batocomic.net
batocomic.org
readtoto.com
readtoto.net
readtoto.org
xbato.com
xbato.net
xbato.org
zbato.com
zbato.net
zbato.org

[gcfvfhg]

I used the following configuration, but there seems to be something wrong with the results I get
(Many users in bato use special symbols to name titles and chapters, I want to avoid it)

   "batoto":
   {
        "directory": ["{category}","{manga_id}","{chapter_id}"],
        "filename": "{num:>03}.{extension}"
   },

\batoto\0\2471137\None.webp

{manga_id} and "filename": "{num:>03}.{extension}" displays incorrectly

[gcfvfhg]

i use v1.26.6

[mikf]

manga_id: 0

Which manga/chapter?

{num:>03}: None

Replace num with page.

[gcfvfhg]

gallery-dl -c "gallery-dl.conf" https*//bato.to/title/137479

configuration:

   "batoto":
   {
        "directory": ["{category}","{manga_id}","{chapter_id}"],
        "filename": "{page:>03}.{extension}"
   },

"\batoto\0\2471134\004.webp"

By the way, can I ask about num and page?
Can't num and page be replaced with each other?
Are there any differences between them?

In naver and exhentai, num is used

[mikf]

There is no difference between num and page, it's just that manga/chapter extractors use page because I thought this name feels more "natural" for manga pages than num.

Can you change it in your config? Theoretically yes, but in reality no, not really.

[gcfvfhg]

thank you for your reply

Because num is also used in naverwebtoon, so I didn't think of it

I'm worried that I'm editing the configuration using the incorrect format.
Now that I understand, I will remember to try num and page in the future

thank you for your help

[mikf]

You could use {num|page:>03}, which works with both num and page.