Anime File Organizer

README.md

anime-org

Automatically parses anime filenames

extract series names, cleans up the naming conventions

organizes files into properly structured directories

Usage

simply run it in a directory with anime files

bash ./anime-org

or

chmod +x ./anime-org
./anime-org

anime-org

#!/bin/bash

command -v "detox" >/dev/null || {
  echo -e "\e[33;1m detox command not found"
  echo -e "\e[0m https://github.com/dharple/detox \n"
  echo -e "\e[36m sudo pacman -S detox \e[0m\n"
  exit 1
}

:> /tmp/anime-org_pre
:> /tmp/anime-org_pos

[ "$1" == "--dry" ] && DRY=1

((DRY)) || detox -r .

commands='
  s/^.*/\L&/;
  s/v[0-9]{1}//g;
  s/(480|540|720|1080).*//;
  s/s[0-9]{2}e[0-9]{2}//g;
  s/[0-9]{1,2}//g;
  s/(puyasubs|commie|deadfish|horriblesubs|subsplease|erai-raws|ember|sakuracircle|mkv|end|\.|--|__|,|#)//g;
  s/-_|_-/-/g;
  s/^[-_]|^e-|[-_]$//g;
  s/[-_]+$//g;
'
count=0

while read -r file; do
  file="${file#./*}"
  read -r norm < <(sed -E "$commands" <<<"$file")
  echo "$file" >> /tmp/anime-org_pre
  echo "$norm" >> /tmp/anime-org_pos
  echo
  echo -e "\e[32m :: $((++count))"
  echo -e "\e[33m := $file"
  echo -e "\e[36m :> $norm"
  [ -z "$norm" ] && continue
  ((DRY)) || mkdir -p "$norm" &>/dev/null || :
  ((DRY)) || mv "$file" "${norm}/${file}"
done < <(find . -maxdepth 1 \
  -type f \
  -name '*.mkv' \
  -or \
  -name '*.mp4')

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