Hi Yanick, File::TVShow::Organize might be a good idea.
The module does not actually do any analysis of the file content. Also it supports moving subtitle files since it is only really concerned with the show-title and Season/Episode information. Future additions might be a File::TVShow::Rename and File::TVShow::Regex or Parse though for the most part I have found Video::Filename to work well enough. It was also the reason why I initially placed the module under Video:: I am also taking a look at your comments in GitHub and I will work most of the changes if not all. Many thanks for your comments and thoughts. Sincerely, Adam On Mon, 25 Feb 2019 at 00:29, Yanick Champoux <yan...@babyl.dyndns.org> wrote: > > On 2019-02-23 08:59 AM, Adam Spann wrote: > > Hi Everyone, > > > > I wrote a programme a while back and decided to make a module out of the > > core elements. > > > > I am not sure if there is much of a need for such a thing but I am > > looking for some feedback. > > I'd say there is indeed a need for such a thing. It's maybe not going to > become a system critical part of a NASA project, but just by reading the > description I immediately thought this could make my raspberry pie > library just one tad easier to tidy up. :-) > > > I am not sure if the module name is that suitable. Though I think > > Video::File::TVShow is a good start. > > It is! > > Thinking a little about it, I would perhaps counter-propose > File::Video::TVShow, as the core functionality of the module has to do > with sorting files, which happens to be video files. > > Hmm... File::TVShow::Organize might even be more specific? > > > The module code can be found here: > > https://github.com/Bas-Man/Video-File-TVShow-Import > > I'll be looking at the github page and leave you comments there if I > have any. > > > Thanks for the module! > `/anick
