I wrote a script to run with Node JS that near perfectly organises (renames and moves) torrented movies. It is designed to work in Linux, to transfer to Emby folder convention. I was working on making a TV show version, maybe merging the two, and porting it back to Windows where I first built the script, but I recently discovered the *arrs do it all. Still, if anyone wants a script that does its best (with guidance and thorough logging), I’ve stored it here.
Edit: For other reasons I built another script that can clean up an existing media directory, deleting files with any extension the user chooses (subs, images, thumbs and movies with multiple qualities leaving the best one). I’ve added it to the same repo. This script was more of a WIP, but it gets the job done and includes a help argument.
Nice! I wrote one in bash to do the same. I knew of the *arrs but did it myself for the learning process
Awesome - I tried to convert to bash but took the easy way out once I learned I could install node aha.
I learned Java and a bit of py just to make my renaming easier lol - took the task down from weeks to seconds!
I don’t have it in github or anything but if you want to see it I can share it here.