AniDB O'Matic - Documentation: Local file renaming

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File renaming patterns

AoM contains a comprehensive number of patterns to fully customize file names and paths. In order for the pattern to allow very complex rules it essentially allows light scripting. The path can be a complete path or a partial path, in case of a partial path the current file manager is used to place the file based on a known root or from the root folder of the file manager, see file managers below for more details. File extensions are automatically added to the end of the pattern.

Sample patters

English anime title with fallback

set('atitle', at('en'))
if(length(atitle)=0, set('atitle', at('x-jat')))
if(length(atitle)=0, set('atitle', at('ja')))
if(length(atitle)=0, set('atitle', A.Name))

Japanese transcription anime title with fallback

set('atitle', at('x-jat'))
if(length(atitle)=0, set('atitle', at('en')))
if(length(atitle)=0, set('atitle', A.Name))

Japanese kanji anime title with fallback

set('atitle', at('ja'))
if(length(atitle)=0, set('atitle', at('x-jat')))
if(length(atitle)=0, set('atitle', at('en')))
if(length(atitle)=0, set('atitle', A.Name))

English episode title with fallback

set('etitle', et('en'))
if(length(etitle)=0, set('etitle', et('x-jat')))
if(length(etitle)=0, set('etitle', et('ja')))
if(length(etitle)=0, set('etitle', E.Name))

Japanese transcription episode title with fallback

set('etitle', et('x-jat'))
if(length(etitle)=0, set('etitle', et('en')))
if(length(etitle)=0, set('etitle', E.Name))

Japanese kanji episode title with fallback

set('etitle', et('ja'))
if(length(etitle)=0, set('etitle', et('x-jat')))
if(length(etitle)=0, set('etitle', et('en')))
if(length(etitle)=0, set('etitle', E.Name))

File version

set('version', if(F.Version>1, 'v'+F.Version,))

Padded episode number

set('mepno', max(A.TotalEpisodeCount, E.EpisodeTypeCount))
set('epno', padl(E.EpisodeNo, max(1, length(mepno)), '0'))
if(E.TypeId=2, set('epno', 'S'+epno))
if(E.TypeId=3, set('epno', 'C'+epno))
if(E.TypeId=4, set('epno', 'T'+epno))
if(E.TypeId=5, set('epno', 'P'+epno))
if(E.TypeId=6, set('epno', 'O'+epno))

First letter for organizing by letter

set('head', copy(atitle, 1, 1))
if(numeric(head), set('head', '0-9'))

Group name

set('groupname', if(G, if(length(G.Name)>0, G.Name, G.Shortname), 'no group'))
set('groupname', if(length(groupname)>0, '['+groupname+']'))

Group short name

set('groupname', if(G, if(length(G.Shortname)>0, G.Shortname, G.Name), 'no group'))
set('groupname', if(length(groupname)>0, '['+groupname+']'))

CRC32

set('crc', if(H, H.Crc32, F.Crc))
if(length(crc)>0, set('crc', '('+uc(crc)+')')

Default pattern

set('atitle', at('x-jat'))
if(length(atitle)=0, set('atitle', at('en')))
if(length(atitle)=0, set('atitle', A.Name))
set('atitle', replace(atitle, '\', ' '))
set('etitle', et('en'))
if(length(etitle)=0, set('etitle', et('x-jat')))
if(length(etitle)=0, set('etitle', et('ja')))
if(length(etitle)=0, set('etitle', E.Name))
set('etitle', replace(etitle, '\', ' '))
set('version', if(F.Version>1, 'v'+F.Version, ''))
set('mepno', max(A.TotalEpisodeCount, E.EpisodeTypeCount))
set('epno', padl(E.EpisodeNo, max(1, length(mepno)), '0') + version)
if(E.TypeId=2, set('epno', 'S'+epno))
if(E.TypeId=3, set('epno', 'C'+epno))
if(E.TypeId=4, set('epno', 'T'+epno))
if(E.TypeId=5, set('epno', 'P'+epno))
if(E.TypeId=6, set('epno', 'O'+epno))
set('groupname', if(G, if(length(G.Shortname)>0, G.Shortname, G.Name), 'no group'))
set('groupname', if(length(groupname)>0, '['+groupname+']'))
set('groupname', replace(groupname, '\', ' '))
set('crc', if(H, H.Crc32, F.Crc))
if(length(crc)>0, set('crc', '('+uc(crc)+')'))
set('filename', limit(limit(limit(atitle, 90) + ' - ' + epno + ' - ' + etitle, 200) + ' ' + groupname, 235) + crc + '.' + F.FileType)
set('filename', replace(filename, '*', ' '))
set('filename', replace(filename, '/', ' '))
set('filename', replace(filename, '?', ' '))
set('filename', replace(filename, ':', ' '))
set('filename', replace(filename, '"', ' '))
set('filename', replace(filename, '<', ' '))
set('filename', replace(filename, '>', ' '))
set('filename', replace(filename, '|', ' '))
set('filename', replace(filename, '`', ''''))
set('filename', replace(filename, '  ', ' '))
filename

Objects

A / ANIME

Category integer Anime Type

1: Unknown
2: TV Series
3: OVA
4: Movie
5: Other
6: Web
7: TV Special
8: Music Video

CategoryStr string
Name string Anime main title
ReviewAverage integer Average review score
ReviewCount integer Total number of reviews
TotalEpisodeCount integer Number of episodes according to AniDB. 0 if unknown.
VoteAverage integer Average voter score
VoteCount integer Total number of votes
Year string Anime airing year(s). For example 2007-2008.
EpisodeCount integer Number of normal episodes according to AoM.
SpecialEpisodeCount integer Number of special episodes according to AoM.
DownloadState String Current download state according to AoM:

adsIgnore: not yet calculated
adsComplete: have all normal episodes adsHaveAll: have all available normal episodes adsIncomplete: have some of the available normal episodes adsHaveNone: have no files in mylist for this anime

WatchedState string Current watched state according to AoM:

awsIgnore: not yet calculated
awsAll: All episodes watched
awsPartial: Some episodes watched
awsNone: No episodes watched

StatusState string Current status of mylist entries according to AoM, my contain multiple values separated by commas:

assIgnore: not yet calculated
assUnknown: Uknown
assOnHDD: On HDD
assOnCD: On CD
assDeleted: Deleted

StartYear integer Numeric start year from AirDate.
EndYear integer Numeric end year from EndDate.
AirDate integer Air date in unix time, AniDB format.
EndDate integer End date in unix time, AniDB format.

E / EPISODE

AirDate integer Episode first air date.
EpisodeNo integer AniDB episode number.
EpisodeStr string Episode number with type prefix.
EpisodeStrPadded string Episode number with type prefix padded based on the total number of episodes of that particular type.
IsSpecial boolean True if not a normal episode. False otherwise.
Length integer Length in minutes.
Name string AniDB main title.
Other string Description field from AniDB.
TypeId integer Episode type:

1: Regular Episode
2: Special
3: Opening/Ending/Credits
4: Trailer/Promo/Ads
5: Parody/Fandub
6: Other

IsRecap boolean True if episode is a recap.

F / FILE

AnimeId integer
BitrateAudio integer
BitrateVideo integer
Crc string
CrcStatus TAniDBCRCStatus
Date integer
Ed2k string
EpisodeId integer
FileType string
GroupId integer
LanguageId integer
Length integer
Md5 string
Name string
Other string
QualityId integer
Released integer
ResolutionHeight integer
ResolutionWidth integer
Sha1 string
Size int64
State integer
SubtitleId integer
TypeId integer
TypeState integer
Updated integer
UserCount integer
UserCountRelease integer
UserCountShare integer
Version integer
GroupShort string
GroupLong string
DubLanguageString string
SubLanguageString string
QualityString string
ResolutionString string
TypeString string

G / GROUP

Email string
IrcChannel string
IrcServer string
Name string
Other string
Rating integer
Shortname string
Url string
Votes integer

H / HASH

Crc32 string
Ed2k string
Md5 string
Sha1 string
Size int64
FPS double
Length double
VideoFourCC string
VideoCompression string
VideoCodec string
VideoHeight integer
VideoWidth integer
VideoBitrate double
VideoVBR boolean
AudioIdentCodec integer
AudioCodec string
AudioSamplerate integer
AudioBitrate double
AudioVBR boolean

M / MYLIST

AnimeId integer
Date integer
EpisodeId integer
FileId integer
MylistId integer
Other string
Source string
State integer
Storage string
Watched boolean
WatchedDate integer

Functions

at(lang) text Returns a main/official anime title in lang. lang can be either a text or a number.
Example: at(2) = japanese title
Example: at('japanese (transcription)') = japanese transcription
Example: at('en') = english title
contains(find, text) boolean Returns true if find is found in text.
Example: contains('bcd', 'abcdef') = true
copy(text, start[, length]) string Returns length letters from letter number start of text.
Example: copy('abcdefgh', 3, 2) = 'cd'
et(lang) text Returns an episode title in lang. lang can be either a text or a number.
Example: et(2) = japanese title
Example: et('en') = english title
if(test, trueval[, falseval]) any If statement, returns trueval if test is true, otherwise returns falseval.
Example: if(23=23, 'equal', 'not equal') = 'equal'
in(find, text...) boolean Checks if find is present in a number of text parameters.
Example: in('bb', 'aa', 'bb', 'cc', 'dd') = true
join(glue, text...) string Joins together two or more texts, empty parameters are ignored with no glue added.
Example: join(' ', 'a', 'b', 'c') = 'a b c'
lc(text) string Converts text to lower case.
Example: lc('ABCDEF') = 'abcdef'
length(text) number Returns the length of text.
Example: length('abcdef') = 6
limit(text, length[, end]) string Limits the length of text to at most length characters. End is optional, if specified and the text is cropped, it'll be added at the end of text.
Example: limit(e, 100) or limit('abcdefghijklmnop', 7, '...') = 'abcd...'
max(number...) number Returns the highest supplied number
Example: max(1, 7, 3, 9, 2) = 9
min(number...) number Returns the lowest supplied number
Example: min(1, 7, 3, 9, 2) = 1
numeric(var) boolean Returns true if var contains a numeric value.
Example: numeric('11') = true
pad(text, newlength[, padchar]) string Pads text on both sides to make it length characters long.
Example ?pad('hello', 9, '_') = '__hello__'
padl(text, newlength[, padchar]) string Pads text on the left side to make it length characters long.
Example ?padl('hello', 9, '_') = '____hello'
padr(text, newlength[, padchar]) string Pads text on the right side to make it length characters long.
Example ?padr('hello', 9, '_') = 'hello____'
replace(text, find[, replace]) string Replaces all occurences of find with replace in text.
Example: replace('HELLO THERE!', 'THERE', 'TREES') = 'HELLO TREES!'
replacei(text, find[, replace]) string Case insensitive replace of all occurences of find with replace in text.
Example: replace('HELLO tHeRe!', 'ThErE', 'TREES') = 'HELLO TREES!'
sc(text) string Converts text to sentence case.
Example: sc('HELLO THERE!') = 'Hello there!'
set(name, data) nothing Declares a new variable called name containing data.
Example: set('temp', 'text')
split(text, find, index) string Splits text on find and returns the specified index. Index starts from 1.
Example: split('2011-05-19', '-', 2) = 05
start(text, find) boolean Checks if find matches the start of text.
Example: start('1999', '199') = true
substr(text, start[, length]) string Alias for copy.
tc(text) string Converts text to title case.
Example: tc('HELLO THERE!') = 'Hello There!'
uc(text) string Converts text to upper case.
Example: uc('abcd') = 'ABCD'

Operators

Arithmetic operators

A+B returns A plus B
A-B returns A minus B
A*B returns A multiplied B
A/B returns A divided by B

Comparison operators

A=B true if A equals B
A<>B true if A does not equal B
A<B true if A is less than B
A>B true if A is more than B
A<=B true if A is less or equal to B
A>=B true if A is more or equal to B

Logical operators

A and B true if both A and B are true
A or B true if either A or B is true
A xor B true if either A or B is true but not both
not A true if A is false

Constant expressions

There are two ways to specify string literals:
'text' - use '' to insert a ' (e.g. 'her''s')
or
"text" - use \" to insert a " (e.g. "a \"quotation\"")

Number literals are simply written as numbers:
1234

There are also boolean constants:
true
false

File managers

File managers are used to automatically manage file renaming / removing and adding / updating files in your MyList.

Source paths

Each file manager can have multiple source folders. File managers can be set to search these folders recursively or only the folder itself for files. While it's possible adding a source path to multiple file managers is strongly discouraged.

Rename pattern

Each file manager can have 1 renaming pattern. To use multiple patterns you need to specify multiple patterns. The rename pattern can contain a part of a path or a full path to indicate where the file should be stored. The path part of a rename might be ignored under certain circumstances however, see below.

Target paths

A file manager can have one or more target paths for moving files. If no target path is specified the folder the file was found in will be used instead. If there are multiple target paths the file manager will try to figure out where the file has the most related files. This is determined by a) the anime the file belongs to and b) the anime group the file belongs to. If there's not enough space available on the target drive it'll check the next preferred target if there's enough space and so on. If no space is available in any target path the file will be renamed in it's current location, but with any path part of the file removed, aka the filename part of the rename pattern will be used but the file will remain in the folder it was found in.

Only move known files

This will make the file manager ignore files which are not in AniDB, they'll be visible on the known files page, but they will never be moved or renamed.

Automatically remove deleted files

This will make the file manager remove files it can't find any more from the known files page. This rule ignores files stored on removable media.

Don't remove files if the volume can't be found

This will prevent the file manager from removing files it can't find when the whole volume is gone, this rule would for example prevent your known files from being cleared if your network cable is unplugged or a HDD is disconnected.

Add new files to AniDB

This will make the file manager automatically add found files to your MyList.

Automatically update the storage field of MyList entries

This will make the file manager automatically update the storage field of MyList entries based on the volume it's stored on. This field currently only works for files on a removable storage such as a DVD. The label used will be the label of the removable media, e.g. DVD #013.

Automatically mark found files as OnHDD or OnRemovable in MyList

This will make the file manager update your MyList to OnHDD if the file was found on a HDD or Network drive, or OnRemovable if the file is on a CD/DVD.

Automatically mark removed files as Deleted in MyList

This will make the file manager update your MyList to indicate the file has been deleted if removed by the above rule.