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Old 20.10.2020, 08:47
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Question Event Script - Move Completed Downloads.

I don't plan on using the RAR Extension and would rather unrar the files myself. I had a look at the event scripter as an option of moving downloaded files once they were complete but the scripting language I'm unfamiliar with. Could someone whip up a quick script that moves files from the download directory to another directory if file is complete?

Just a script that moves ANY file type, including archives. As I won't be extracting them using JD2.

I should be able to adjust the script to accommodate for the proper directories.

If it helps, I'm running headless JD2 on Linux Ubuntu server, so directory structure is ~/ or /home/ (if absolute).

I appreciate anyone willing to assist. In the meantime, I will continue reading up on the language used and see if I can't figure things out.

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Old 20.10.2020, 10:13
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... script that moves files from the download directory to another directory if file is complete?
Code:
// Move downloaded files to user-specified folder
// Trigger: A Download Stopped

if (link.finished) {
    var destinationFolder = "/home/";
    getPath(link.downloadPath).moveTo(destinationFolder);
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Old 20.10.2020, 11:31
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@mgpai: thanks for your fast help

@dbrown1986: Just out of interest, why don't you want to use the out-of-the-box extraction support?
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// Move downloaded files to user-specified folder
// Trigger: A Download Stopped

if (link.finished) {
    var destinationFolder = "/home/";
    getPath(link.downloadPath).moveTo(destinationFolder);
}
Huge thanks mgpai, that should do nicely. Though, I didn't think of it at first, is there a way you could add a function to clear the download from the download list after it has been moved? My apologies.

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@mgpai: thanks for your fast help

@dbrown1986: Just out of interest, why don't you want to use the out-of-the-box extraction support?
Just a few issues I have run into on the headless install over the remote server. Also being that I'm syncing it to a team drive over rClone, sometimes the rar.part files don't get properly renamed when trying to download directly to the rClone mount or file conflict issues when trying to extract to the sync folder. Limitations of the OS or rClone, I'm sure, but I think it better to simply leave it in RAR format as well, so that they're easier to download via GDrive as well as keep googles built-in AV from complaining about any false-positives. I'm smart enough to scan files on my end with my own A/V.
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Old 20.10.2020, 12:45
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... add a function to clear the download from the download list after it has been moved?
Code:
// Move downloaded files to user-specified folder and remove the link from download list
// Trigger: A Download Stopped

if (link.finished) {
    var destinationFolder = "/home/";
    getPath(link.downloadPath).moveTo(destinationFolder);
    link.remove();
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Old 20.10.2020, 14:10
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@dbrown1986: Thanks for the feedback!
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Old 20.10.2020, 15:13
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Well, already ran into an issue. The script removes finished links, but does nothing else. The web gui would not allow me to import, so I used the Android app to do so. That resulted in the following:

Code:
[ {
  "eventTrigger" : "ON_DOWNLOAD_CONTROLLER_STOPPED",
  "enabled" : true,
  "name" : "Move Completed Downloads",
  "script" : "if (link.finished) {var destinationFolder = \"/home/seedit4me/drive/debrid/\"; getPath(link.downloadPath).moveTo(destinationFolder); link.remove(); }",
  "eventTriggerSettings" : {
    "isSynchronous" : false
  },
  "id" : 1603194963402
} ]
It would appear the path variable is being truncated by the script engine when it saves it to the JSON settings file. I went to edit the JSON and when I tried to remove those extra slashes; they seemingly commented out the rest of the script.
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Old 20.10.2020, 15:28
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@dbrown1986: The webUI you have to correct format the script! You cannot directly copy/paste in there. The script of mgpai is for script editor. Best is to use JDownloader with gui and edit/test your scripts there and later copy/paste them via Settings->Advanced Settings->EventScripter.scripts
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@dbrown1986: The webUI you have to correct format the script! You cannot directly copy/paste in there. The script of mgpai is for script editor. Best is to use JDownloader with gui and edit/test your scripts there and later copy/paste them via Settings->Advanced Settings->EventScripter.scripts
I did that too, and the engine on the GUI also truncates it. Something isn't quite working, but I will keep looking. So far I'ev tried JD2 Gui on windows, web panel and android app and they all do that to the above script.

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Can you copy paste the exact input to pastebin and give me link, so I can check?
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Old 20.10.2020, 16:31
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Input Script:
**External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff**

Produces Output Script in JSON:
**External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff**

This is using JD2 GUI on Windows.
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Old 20.10.2020, 17:01
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Is all correct. What do you think is wrong?
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You can verify via json parser and json decoder, eg
jsonformatter.org/json-pretty-print and **External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff**
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Old 22.10.2020, 18:21
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Is all correct. What do you think is wrong?
I got it to work on the GUI and headless now. Yay!
I didn't think about it, but if I wanted to have the downloads that are moved; be in there own subfolder, would I just add <jd:packagename> to the end of {var destinationFolder = "/home/" ?
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Old 22.10.2020, 18:49
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... if I wanted to have the downloads that are moved; be in there own subfolder, would I just add <jd:packagename> to the end of {var destinationFolder = "/home/" ?
Example:
Code:
var destinationFolder = getPath("/home/seedit4me/drive/debrid/" + link.package.name);
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Old 22.10.2020, 19:57
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if (link.finished) {var destinationFolder = getPath("/home/seedit4me/drive/debrid/" + link.package.name); getPath(link.downloadPath).moveTo(destinationFolder); link.remove(); }
can't be parsed.

Could you correct it for me? Not sure where that line should go.

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Old 23.10.2020, 07:09
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... can't be parsed.
Quote characters must be escaped:
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var destinationFolder = getPath(\"/home/seedit4me/drive/debrid/\" + link.package.name);

Better to install it in GUI and then copy the JSON value from advanced setings and paste it in the headless install via corresponding WebUI advanced settings.
Code:
Settings > Advanced Settings > EventScripter.scripts

Alternatively, after you install the script in GUI, you can copy the following file from GUI to headless:
Code:
<JDdownloader Folder>\cfg\org.jdownloader.extensions.eventscripter.EventScripterExtension.scripts.json
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Old 23.10.2020, 17:34
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Quote characters must be escaped:
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var destinationFolder = getPath(\"/home/seedit4me/drive/debrid/\" + link.package.name);

Better to install it in GUI and then copy the JSON value from advanced setings and paste it in the headless install via corresponding WebUI advanced settings.
Code:
Settings > Advanced Settings > EventScripter.scripts

Alternatively, after you install the script in GUI, you can copy the following file from GUI to headless:
Code:
<JDdownloader Folder>\cfg\org.jdownloader.extensions.eventscripter.EventScripterExtension.scripts.json
Okay. One last request and then I will leave this be. I PROMISE. On the headless install, I am trying to move the file from local to Google Drive via rClone; but as I mentioned in a few posts ago, it was only clearing the downloaded file and not moving it.

I was able to determine that this was because of something in the way the rClone mount is managed. The move is failing, so the script moves on to the next instruction, which is to clear the downloaded file from the download list.

As a test, I manually moved it in WinSCP and got Error 4; so I copied it instead and the copy worked without any flaws. Can you make one more adjustment to the script for me? Can you take what you've done so far, including the sub-folder by package adjustment, and modify it to copy instead of move?

I will use the COPY w/ sub-folder script on the headless,
but I will have a fallback machine as well for a MOVE w/ sub-folder script.

would replacing moveTo with copyTo do the trick?

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EDIT: Somehow I broke it. JSON Pretty says the script checks out but now that I modified the var destinationFolder it won't move or copy the file at all on the windows gui or on the headless linux box.

This is how I modified the script:

Code:
[
  {
    "eventTrigger": "ON_DOWNLOAD_CONTROLLER_STOPPED",
    "enabled": true,
    "name": "Move Completed Downloads",
    "script": "if (link.finished) var destinationFolder = getPath(\"/home/seedit4me/drive/debrid/\" + link.package.name); getPath(link.downloadPath).moveTo(destinationFolder); link.remove(); }",
    "eventTriggerSettings": {
      "isSynchronous": false
    },
    "id": 1603260255137
  }
]

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@mgpai @Jiaz
So immensely thankful! If you have a "Buy me a coffee" or similar thing, send it to me in a private message. I'll throw you both a couple bucks for all the help you've provided.
You can donate through the JD "Contribute/Donate" tab.

If you want to buy a coffee for mgpai, you will have to contact him separately

Thanks again mgpai!

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Old 23.10.2020, 17:51
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... would replacing moveTo with copyTo do the trick?
Yes. It is also possible to use eventscripter method to delete the source file if/after it is successfully copied.

Code:
// Move downloaded files to user-specified folder and remove the link from download list
// Trigger: A Download Stopped

if (link.finished) {
    var destinationFolder = getPath("/home/seedit4me/drive/debrid/" + link.package.name);
    var copied = getPath(link.downloadPath).copyTo(destinationFolder);

    if (copied) {
        getPath(link.downloadPath).delete()
        link.remove();
    }
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... Somehow I broke it.
Missing "{" bracket:

if (link.finished) {var destinationFolder ...

Best way to avoid such errors are to add/test it in GUI (Click "Test compile" to check for syntax errors) and then add it to headless.
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Yes. It is also possible to use eventscripter method to delete the source file if/after it is successfully copied.

Code:
// Move downloaded files to user-specified folder and remove the link from download list
// Trigger: A Download Stopped

if (link.finished) {
    var destinationFolder = getPath("/home/seedit4me/drive/debrid/" + link.package.name);
    var copied = getPath(link.downloadPath).copyTo(destinationFolder);

    if (copied) {
        getPath(link.downloadPath).delete()
        link.remove();
    }
}
I've tried. I copied this without changing a damn thing. Inputted it into the GUI, then opened the script.json file and parsed that through JSON Pretty to make sure that everything was okay and the script still won't work. Not on linux and now not in the windows GUI. I'm assuming there's just too many environment variables from the OS itself that are changing. It's too frustrating. I have spent the better part of two weeks trying to get this to function, and just when I feel like I'm making progress; everything rolls back. I give up. Thanks anyways guys.
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... the script still won't work.
You can find me in JD Chat for online assistance with it:
Code:
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Old 26.10.2020, 19:55
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@mgpai: thanks for the hint. good sight

@dbrown1986: The script doesn't care about "environment variables" and yes, the previous post shows the missing bracket. I've just tested the exact same script (different path) and working fine.
see pastebin.com/RmHZPg3F
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Code:
// Move downloaded files to user-specified folder
// Trigger: A Download Stopped

if (link.finished) {
    var destinationFolder = "/home/";
    getPath(link.downloadPath).moveTo(destinationFolder);
}
Is there anyway to add filesize into the argument?
eg. move files which are less than 999 MB.
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@xefeg: try
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if (link.finished && link.bytesTotal > -1 && link.bytesTotal < (999*1024*1024)) {
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@xefeg: try
Also, I use Packagizer to download all rapidgator links to FOLDER A. Is there anyway to move only that Folder A to a new folder?
The below code does not seem to work

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if (link.finished) {
var destinationFolder = "J:/Folder A/";
var downloadPath = "J:/Folder B/";
getPath(downloadPath).moveTo(destinationFolder);
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@xefeg: I'm sorry but can you try to explain better? after a single link is finished, you cannot move the folder. do you want to move the finished file to folder B ?
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@xefeg: I'm sorry but can you try to explain better? after a single link is finished, you cannot move the folder. do you want to move the finished file to folder B ?
Yes, Finished file to a new Folder.

So using Packagizer, There is a custom folder for all files downloaded from RG.
After this download is finished from RG custom folder, I wanted to move the downloaded files to a new folder.

My default download folder for all files is @Jdownloader folder. Rapidgator folder is @RG folder, So, I basically wanted to move the files from @RG Folder to a @NewFolder
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@xefeg: and why move after download? why not directly download to correct folder?
see here for example https://board.jdownloader.org/showpo...9&postcount=22
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var filepath=getPath(link.downloadPath);
filepath contains the path to the finished file
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why move after download? why not directly
Because the program I used which monitor the downloaded folder does not detect anything. It detects only when the files are moved.

It is still not working, It seems like all the files inside "J:/JJ" are moved which is the default download folder. I need to move the files which are downloaded into "J:/JJ/RG/" to the "J:/JJ/RGMove/".

Quote:
// Move downloaded files to user-specified folder
// Trigger: A Download Stopped

if (link.finished) {
var downloadPath = "J:/JJ/RG/";
var filepath=getPath(link.downloadPath);
var destinationFolder = "J:/JJ/RGMove/";
getPath(filepath).moveTo(destinationFolder);
}

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Because the program I used which monitor the downloaded folder does not detect anything. It detects only when the files are moved.

It is still not working, It seems like all the files inside "J:/JJ" are moved which is the default download folder. I need to move the files which are downloaded into "J:/JJ/RG/" to the "J:/JJ/RGMove/".
I'm sorry but I don't understand. What do you mean by *all the files inside JJ are moved*? So the script works? this script does not check on the folder, it moves ALL files as the if condition only check if the download is finished
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Because the program I used which monitor the downloaded folder does not detect anything. It detects only when the files are moved.
can you tell me what program that is?
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I'm sorry but I don't understand. What do you mean by *all the files inside JJ are moved*? So the script works? this script does not check on the folder, it moves ALL files as the if condition only check if the download is finished
Basically, I have a Packagizer which downloads all the files from Rapidgator links to the RG folder. Other links go to the default download directory.
I wanted to move the files from the RG folder to a new folder but the script seems to move all files whether its in the RG folder or not.
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It is still not working,
Code:
/*
    Move downloaded files
    Trigger: A Download Stopped 
*/

if (link.finished) {
    var curFolder = link.package.downloadFolder;
    var newFolder = curFolder.replace("/JJ/RG/", "/JJ/RGMove/");

    newFolder != curFolder && getPath(link.downloadPath).moveTo(newFolder);
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/*
    Move downloaded files
    Trigger: A Download Stopped 
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if (link.finished) {
    var curFolder = link.package.downloadFolder;
    var newFolder = curFolder.replace("/JJ/RG/", "/JJ/RGMove/");

    newFolder != curFolder && getPath(link.downloadPath).moveTo(newFolder);
}
Hello Sir, it still does not move. The downloaded files remains at "/JJ/RG/"
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Hello Sir, it still does not move. The downloaded files remains at "/JJ/RG/"
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Try replacing "/" with "\\".
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Try replacing "/" with "\\".
Thanks a lot. Worked .:w00t:
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@mgpai: with next core update you can access FilePath.getPathSeparator
which will return / or \ depending on current OS
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@mgpai: with next core update you can access FilePath.getPathSeparator
which will return / or \ depending on current OS
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