Organizes and labels files. Designed to be used with savestates and macros generated using gz, a.k.a. "The Practice ROM", a practice tool for Ocarina of Time speedrunning.
After installation, run $ mansav to open the GUI interface.
A command line interface will be added in the future.
Organize directories of gz savestates and / or macros according to your specifications. The program remembers which directories you want organized and the settings associated with each directory.
Here is a list of available settings:
Trims the default numbered prefix gz attaches to savestates (e.g., 000-savestate-name.gzs -> savestate-name.gzs). Good if you keep your savestates in alphabetical order.
Renumbers savestates from 000 up to 999 in the order they are displayed in gz's file system. Good if you like to renumber savestates manually so they are in route order, especially if you want to insert savestates at the beginning of a route but don't want to rename dozens or hundreds of other files. This setting renumbers the states in order from 000 to 999 in the order they are found in your folder. If you have 150 savestates in a folder and you want to add a new savestate between 002 and 003, you could name it something like "002-z[savestate name]", then run this program; it and all the states after it will then be numbered correctly.
Additionally, macros that have the same name as a savestate are numbered to match their corresponding savestates. For example, if you have a savestate called "021-dot skip.gzs" and a macro called "dot skip.gzm", the macro will be renamed "021-dot skip.gzm". Duplicate macros and macros with no matching savestate are moved to a subfolder called "_other" to keep folders organized (the underscore puts it at the top of the file explorer in gz).
For quality-of-life purposes, the program creates an empty macro for each savestate that doesn't have a corresponding macro (e.g., for a state "042-wasteland hess.gzs" with no matching macro, the empty macro "042-.gzm" is generated). This means that when loading macros in gz, the cursor will always be at the same place in savestate and macro lists, avoiding the bug that forces you to reload the SD card.
Good if you want to back up a certain folder with the rest, but don't want the program to touch it otherwise.
Copy the directories you chose to a backup destination.
Python is required. This program was tested on Python 3.11 but should work on all maintained Python versions.
The easiest way to install this program is using pip: $ pip install manage-savestates
Download the source code and run main.py: $ python3 /path/to/main.py
This program has not been tested on Linux.