Shows manager is a little framework that allows you easy and/or manage your downloaded tv shows.
You can:
    - rename your shows to a nice format <SHOW NAME> <SEASON>x<EPISODE> [ - <EPISODE TITLE>] [OV].<EXTENSION>
    - rename your subtitles to a nice format <SHOW NAME> <SEASON>x<EPISODE> [ - <EPISODE TITLE>] [OV].<EXTENSION>
    - search for duplicated episodes in an organized disk
    - search for duplicated names into one or two files
    - automatically move files to one or more disks
    
 Requires python >= 3.0

This application searches in one or more paths for tv shows and subtitles in various languages. 
Renames the tv shows to a nice format <SHOW NAME> <SEASON>x<EPISODE> [ - <EPISODE TITLE>] [OV].<EXTENSION>
Renames the subtitles to a nice format <SHOW NAME> <SEASON>x<EPISODE> [ - <EPISODE TITLE>] [OV].<EXTENSION>

usage: rename_shows.py [-h] [-t] [paths [paths ...]]

Renames some series.

positional arguments:
paths       paths to rename files

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit
  -t, --test  run a single test showing the expected output

This application searches for duplicated episodes in an organized disk.
The disk organization must be in <SHOW NAME>/<SEASON NAME>/<EPISODES> format.

usage: search_for_duplicated_episodes.py [-h] [-t] [-d] dest_path

Look for repeated chapters

positional arguments:
  dest_path    dest_path where the files are being sought

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -t, --test   run a single test showing the expected output
  -d, --debug  show debug info

This application searches for duplicated names into one or two files.
The files could be tv shows and/or movies lists.

usage: search_for_duplicated_in_files.py [-h] [-from file] -in file [-t]

Look for repeated strings in file[s]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit
  -from file  from file
  -in file    in file
  -t, --test  runs a single test showing the expected output

This application automatically move files to one or more disks.
Includes two types of disks:

    - Buffer disk: A disk that contains a bunch of unorganized tv shows and/or movies and/or subtitles. 
        Tv shows and subtitles will end in <SHOW NAME> <SEASON>x<EPISODE> [ - <EPISODE TITLE>] [OV].<EXTENSION>
        format.
        
     - Final disk: A disk that contains organized tv shows.
        Disk structure must be <SHOW NAME>/<SEASON NAME>/<EPISODES>
        Tv shows and subtitles will end in <SEASON NAME>x<EPISODE> [ - <EPISODE TITLE>] [OV].<EXTENSION> format
        inside within their respective path.
        
usage: move_shows.py [-h] [-to path] [-t]

Move some shows.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -to path, --to_path path
                        path to move the files
  -t, --test            Runs a single test showing the output.