@files.act_noext_only
@files.act_basename_only
def track_correct(path):
path = utils.resub(track_correct_resub, path)
path = utils.resub(track_double_digit_resub, path)
path = path.replace("_", " ")
return path
if __name__ == "__main__":
move_argparse(
track_correct,
description='converts many common track formats into my standard r"\d\d - title.mpr"',
epilog="""EXAMPLES
%(f)s '1. title.mp3' '11 title.mp3'
#dry run
#new names:
# 01 - title.mp3
# 11 - title.mp3
%(f)s -D '1. title.mp3' '11 title.mp3'
#not dry run
find . -iname '*mp3' | %(f)s
#act on multiple files
""",
)
bname_noext = utils.whitespaces_to_single_space(bname_noext)
bname_noext = utils.remove_trailling_whitespace(bname_noext)
bname_noext = utils.remove_heading_whitespace(bname_noext)
return os.path.join(head, bname_noext + dotext)
if __name__ == '__main__':
move_argparse(
id3_to_basename,
description="renaming using id3 tags",
epilog="""Open up this file and modify id3_to_basename function if you want a custom rename.
Someday this will be implemented as parsing of a simple format string.
INSTALLATION ON UBUNTU
sudo aptitude install id3tool
EXAMPLES
find subdir -iname '*.mp3' | %(f)s
#renames on the tree
""")
from cirosantilli.move_argparse import move_argparse
from cirosantilli import files
@files.act_basename_only
def rename_func(bname):
return (unidecode.unidecode(bname)).lower()
if __name__ == '__main__':
move_argparse(
rename_func,
description="rename with unidecode and then to lowercase",
epilog="""
EXAMPLES
%(f)s ÁÊÌÕÜ.txt Çß.txt
#renames to "aeiou.txt" and "cb.txt"
find . | %(f)s
#renames paths found
""")
import os
import unidecode
from cirosantilli import files
from cirosantilli.move_argparse import move_argparse
if __name__ == '__main__':
move_argparse(
files.act_basename_only(unidecode),
epilog="rename mutiple files with unidecode",
description="""takes paths from stdin null separated and from arguments and adds them up.
EXAMPLES
%(f)s 中国.txt 美国.txt
#renames given paths to "zhong guo.txt" and "mei guo.txt", according to unidecode
find . | %(f)s
#renames paths found
""")
#!/usr/bin/env python
from cirosantilli import files
from cirosantilli.move_argparse import move_argparse
if __name__ == '__main__':
move_argparse(
files.act_basename_only(lambda s:s.lower()),
add_act_noext_only=True,
)
import os
from cirosantilli.move_argparse import move_argparse
from cirosantilli import utils
from cirosantilli import files
if __name__ == '__main__':
move_argparse(
files.act_basename_only(utils.nice_basename_stripped),
description="corrects filenames that are forbidden" \
"or highly unadvisable on Linux/Windows/Mac by stripping bad things if possible",
epilog="""EXAMPLES
%(f)s a:b;c -rf as..txt
#dry run
%(f)s -D a:b;c -rf as..txt
#not Dry run
#renames to "abc" "rf" and "as.txt"
find . | %(f)s
#acts on found files
""")
#!/usr/bin/env python
import re
import os.path
from cirosantilli import utils
from cirosantilli.move_argparse import move_argparse
from cirosantilli import files
@files.act_basename_only
def rename_func(path):
return utils.whitespaces_to_single_space(path)
if __name__ == '__main__':
move_argparse(rename_func)
move_argparse(
rename_func,
func_arg_adders=[add_find,add_replace],
func_arg_controller=controller,
add_act_noext_only=True,
add_act_full_path=True,
description="renames multiple files using a python regex find replace pair",
epilog="""
EXAMPLES
%(f)s 'a(.+?)a' '\1' aBBBBa.txt 00a11aa22a.txt
dry run
renames to:
BBBB.txt
001122.txt
%(f)s -D 'a(.*?)a' '\1' aBBBBa.txt 00a11ca22c.txt
not Dry run: really renames!
ls | %(f)s a b
act current dir
find . | %(f)s a b
act on found items
find . | %(f)s -I a b
don't Ignore case (enabled by default)
find . | %(f)s -E a b
don't act on Extension
""")
from cirosantilli import utils
from cirosantilli.move_argparse import move_argparse
from cirosantilli import files
remove_track_resub = [re.compile(r"\d+ - "),""]
@files.act_basename_only
def rename_func(path):
head, bname = os.path.split(path)
new_bname = utils.resub(remove_track_resub, bname)
return os.path.join(head, new_bname)
if __name__ == '__main__':
move_argparse(
rename_func,
description="remove track numbers from songs in the format \"^\d - .\""
epilog="""EXAMPLES
%(f)s "01 - title.mp3" "1 - title.mp3"
#dry run
#renames to:
# title.mp3
# title.mp3
%(f)s -D "01 - title.mp3" "1 - title.mp3"
#not Dry run
""")
