[plip]

Hi. I hope someone could tell me what I'm doing wrong here.

I found this script which replaces characters in filenames when added to linkgrabber:
https://board.jdownloader.org/showpo...0&postcount=50

I'm altering it to suit my own needs. I can mostly do what I want with filenames without problems.

1. (Although I would like to know how to check if there's a letter/number right after 】or right before【, and add a space if a letter/number is there)

2. My big problem is this.

I want to do replacing of characters in the package/download folder too. Mostly the same replacements, but with a few differences.

I cannot figure out how to get the package/download folder name linkgrabber generates so that I can do replacements on that package/download folder name.

The file name is grabbed in the script like this:

    var myPackagizerLink = link;
    var fileName = myPackagizerLink.getName();

The file name can be modified after that no problem.

All my attempts to grab the package/folder apparently get a "null" error when actually trying to do a replacement. I don't know why.

I swear the following was working for a short while, but after restarting JD2 it just seems to store "null":

    var packageName = myPackagizerLink.getPackageName();

This doesn't work either:

    var packageName = myPackagizerLink.getDownloadFolder();

How do you capture the package/folder name so you can modify it, in the same manner as the filename is modified in that script I linked?

I know how to do the actual replacements and set the modified package name, if only I could reliably get the package/folder name in the first place.

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by plip

All my attempts to grab the package/folder apparently get a "null" error when actually trying to do a replacement. I don't know why.

Package name will be 'null' unless it is set by the API/plugin/packagizer rule. Same with folder, 'null' if it is not set (default folder will be used when the link is sent to download tab). If placeholder is used (e.g. <jd:packagename>) that will be returned instead of the actual location. It will be replaced by the actual directory, when the links are sent to the download tab. If you have enabled subfolder by package name rule, replacing characters in folder will not be required, since it will be already replaced in package name.

Synchronous execution should be enabled for this to work correctly. Also note, the linked script is executed twice, since it does not query the 'state' property.

[dramaman]

I have the following URLs

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I want to retain folder structure starting from root%20folder (but will accept starting with 12.111.11.111)

I don't need these grouped in packages, as long as each file ends up in the right directory

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by dramaman

I want to retain folder structure starting from root%20folder ...

I'll be needing working examples. If you cannot share them in the forum, you can PM it to me, here or in JD Chat.

kiwiirc.com/nextclient/irc.freenode.net/#jdownloader

[dramaman]

Originally Posted by mgpai

I'll be needing working examples. If you cannot share them in the forum, you can PM it to me, here or in JD Chat.

kiwiirc.com/nextclient/irc.freenode.net/#jdownloader

Sent

[dramaman]

When we add a file in link grabber, can we change the name of package to
<jd:packagename>"-"<jd:simpledate:yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSXXX>?

So the name of file appended to the dated added
To be clear, Change the name of the package , but not the download folder

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by dramaman

When we add a file in link grabber, can we change the name of package to
<jd:packagename>"-"<jd:simpledate:yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSXXX>?

So the name of file appended to the dated added
To be clear, Change the name of the package , but not the download folder

Using timestamp with seconds precision will (most likely) generate one package per link, which might not be a desirable outcome. To avoid 'wrong' grouping generate the package name using part(s) of the url.

[dramaman]

that is exactly what I wanted, to force files to a separate package.
I have a other script running that handles folder structure, but it broke when files have the same name.
using date and time in package name fixed the issue.

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by dramaman

that is exactly what I wanted, to force files to a separate package.
I have a other script running that handles folder structure, but it broke when files have the same name.
using date and time in package name fixed the issue.

I see you have used milliseconds precision time stamp, so it will be not 'most likely' but 'definitely' one package per file. Add a few files with same name to JD using the following rule:

File name -> contains -> *
Then set -> Package Name -> <jd:orgfilenamewithoutext> - <jd:simpledate:yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSXXX>

Even though the package name is same, the time stamp value will be different for each link which is added so they will be named/packaged accordingly. Without the rule they would have same name, and hence JD would have put them in a single package.

[dramaman]

Originally Posted by mgpai

I see you have used milliseconds precision time stamp, so it will be not 'most likely' but 'definitely' one package per file. Add a few files with same name to JD using the following rule:




Even though the package name is same, the time stamp value will be different for each link which is added so they will be named/packaged accordingly. Without the rule they would have same name, and hence JD would have put them in a single package.

works perfect, thx

[nicolau]

Can anybody help me? I use several proxies to go through the download limit, however the connection of a new link takes around 5 minutes due to the quality of my proxy. To avoid blocking captchas I always leave a maximum of 3 active downloads at a time. I would like the script to start the connection process for a new download when 5 minutes are left to complete an active download, calling this script:

setDownloadsPaused(false);

My script:

// Keep always 3 active downloads
// Trigger Required: "Interval"
var links = getRunningDownloadLinks();
var minDuration = 1;
var n = 0;

// Check active downloads
if (links.length > 0) {
    for (i = 0; i < links.length; i++) {
        var link = links[i];
        if (link.getDownloadDuration() > minDuration * 60 * 1000) {
            n++;
        }
    }
}

// Downloads manager
if (n >= 3 && isDownloadControllerPaused() == false) {
    setDownloadsPaused(true);
}

if (n < 3 && isDownloadControllerPaused() == true) {
    setDownloadsPaused(false);
}

Note: Captchas are solved automatically

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by nicolau

I would like the script to start the connection process for a new download when 5 minutes are left to complete an active download

/*
    Start new downloads based of ETA of running downloads
    Trigger: Interval
*/    

var links = getRunningDownloadLinks();

if (links.length == 3) {
    links.some(function(link) {
        if (link.getEta() < 60 * 5) {
            setMax(4);
            setMax(3);
            return true;
        }
    })
}

function setMax(int) {
    var interfaceName = "org.jdownloader.settings.GeneralSettings";
    var key = "MaxSimultaneDownloads";
    callAPI("config", "set", interfaceName, null, key, int);
}

[epikk]

Hi guys, how can an mp3 be saved along with its picture (cover picture) from Soundcloud? it saves the artwork as a separate image file,. I want an mp3 file with its picture (artwork/cover) embedded in the file? so when you play it you can see the cover.
is it possible to do? do I need a script for that?
it doesn't make sense to attach each artwork to each song one by one with another software as i have 1000 songs....
thank you in advance : )

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by epikk

... it doesn't make sense to attach each artwork to each song one by one with another software ...

It is possible only by using an external program in eventscripter. Find one which accepts command-line arguments and call it in a script to automatically perform the task.

[Jiaz]

@mgpai: ffmpeg can be used for that, eg a script that checks for download finish and then checks for file + cover file and merge them

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@mgpai: ffmpeg can be used for that, eg a script that checks for download finish and then checks for file + cover file and merge them

What is the ffmpeg command?

[Jiaz]

@mgpai: best would be to check search engine of your choice
eg stackoverflow.com/questions/54717175/how-do-i-add-a-custom-thumbnail-to-a-mp4-file-using-ffmpeg

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@mgpai: best would be to check search engine of your choice
eg stackoverflow.com/questions/54717175/how-do-i-add-a-custom-thumbnail-to-a-mp4-file-using-ffmpeg

Sure. But almost always I end up spending more time than I'd like to, to get it working.

[drjs5x]

hi dears

i need a event code script.

i have got a package named "Films ".

how can script a package with name force start with interval 30 minutes.


please help me.

[Jiaz]

@drjs5x:
You mean wait 30 secs before each download in package x ?