Simple Movie Catalog will scan a given directory for movies, query imdb for info and generate a catalog in html which offers sorting and grouping of found movies by different criteria.
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Install Perl. Simple Movie Catalog is written in perl so you'll have to install it first. Download either ActivePerl or Strawberry Perl or install cygwin, which includes perl. Make sure to have perl in PATH!
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Install Simple Movie Catalog. Download SimpleMovieCatalog.zip and unpack to a directory of your liking. (example: C:\Program Files\SimpleMovieCatalog)
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Run Drag&drop a directory to run_scan.cmd or edit config.txt and start run_scan.cmd The directory will be scanned, html report generated and opened using your favorite web browser.
- Unpack, edit config.txt and run:
perl moviecat.pl -c config.txt. Open report/movies.html with your favorite browser.
Note: the packaged text files are in msdos format. Convert them to unix format with: dos2unix *.txt doc/*.txt
The directories are scanned for: *.nfo, *.txt, *.url, *.desktop files that contain links to imdb info like this: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0062622/
If no such link is present then the movie title and year is guessed from directory or file name and searched on imdb for an exact match.
If none of the above methods produce valid info, then the directory is reported in the "Missing Info" group.
You can then resolve missing info for these directories by using one of the following methods:
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Find the movie on imdb and then drag&drop the link from your browser location bar to the directory containing the movie. This will create a .url file (.desktop on linux) in that directory.
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To make guessing work better rename the directory to use the format: "Title (Year) [optional additional info]" Guessing will only use Title and Year. Year is mandatory and anything following year is ignored.
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Try playing with some options to relax the search: -my (search also if missing year in dir or file name) -mf (match first if multiple results) -aka (match AKA titles - in other language than original). The matching will not be so strict so you might get more hits, but the results might not be as accurate.
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Manually create a .nfo or .txt file in the directory and put the imdb link inside.
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Ignore the directory by using the -ignore or -skip options
After the info is added you need to re-run the scan to update the html report.
All imdb queries are cached for 30 days in imdb_cache directory so running scan multiple times is fast.
Brief help on command line options:
Usage: perl moviecat.pl [OPTIONS] [DIRECTORY ...]
Options:
-h|-help Help (short|long)
-V|-version Version
-v/q|-verbose/quiet Verbose/Quiet output
-c|-config <CFGFILE> Load configuration
-o|-out <FILENAME> Output path base name
-t|-title <TITLE> Set Title (multiple to define groups)
-g|-group Group separator
-s|-skip <NAME> Skip file or dir (recursive)
-ignore <DIR> Ignore dir with missing info (not recursive)
-user VOTES_URL Add user's votes from imdb user's vote history url
-subs URL Add subtitle search site
-link URL Add a custom link
-tag NAME=PATTERN Add a tag NAME if path matches PATTERN
-ext EXT Add a file extension of recognized media files
DIRECTORY Directory to scan
More Options:
-tagorder TAGLIST Specify tag order: TAG1,TAG2,TAG3,...
-tagstate NAME=VAL Specify default tag state: all, not, set, hide
-x|-regex <EXPR> Skip using regular expressions
-ns|-noskip Clear preset skip lists
-gs|-gskip <NAME> Group Skip file or dir
-gx|-gregex <EXPR> Group Skip using regular expressions
-xml Export catalog to .xml files
-nosubs Clear subtitle search site list
-nolink Clear custom links list
-a|-automatch Auto guess and report exact matches [default]
-na|-noautomatch Disable auto match
-m|-missing Report folders with missing info [default]
-nm|-nomissing Don't report missing info
-mm|-missmatch Report guessed exact matches as missing
-mf|-matchfirst Match first if multiple matches exists
-my|-matchyear Match also folders with missing year
-mfn|-matchfilename Match also by filename [default]
-nfn|-nomatchfilename Don't match by filename
-aka Match AKA titles (other language,..)
-noaka Disable AKA titles [default]
-as|-autosave Save auto guessed exact matches
-cachedays <NUM> Number of days to cache pages [default: 90]
-theme <NAME> Select theme name [default: white]
-deftitle Use default (regional) movie title [default]
-origtitle Use original movie title
-og-title Use opengraph title (english)
-http-accept-language <LANG> Set HTTP Accept-Language header value
-http-user-agent <AGENT> Set HTTP User-Agent header value
-http-header <HEADER=VALUE> Set any HTTP header
-http-remove-header <HEADER> Remove HTTP header
Presets:
skip list: [sample subs subtitles cover covers]
regex skip: [/subs-.*/ /\W*sample\W*/]
media ext: [mpg mpeg mpe mp4 avi mov qt wmv mkv iso bin cue ratdvd tivo ts divx vob nfo rar srt sub]
codec tags: [hidef hd hdtv hddvdrip hddvd bluray bd5 bd9 720 720p 720i 1080 1080p 1080i 3D HSBS Half-SBS H-SBS Half.Over.Under Half-OU Half.OU cam ts r5 dvdscr dvdrip dvd dvd9 cd1 cd2 vcd xvid divx x264 matroska wmv dts dolby ac3 vorbis mp3 sub]
cache dir: [imdb_cache]
cache days: [90]
output: [report/movies]
Option Notes:
User Votes:
-user VOTES_URL Add user's votes from imdb user's vote history url
VOTES_URL has the following format: [Name=]{URL|ID|FILE}
Examples:
-user http://www.imdb.com/mymovies/list?l=12345678
-user 12345678
-user Johnny=12345678
-user George=myvotes.html
Movie Tags:
-tag NAME=PATTERN Add a tag NAME if path matches PATTERN
Movies can be assigned some tags, which allow additional filtering.
Tags are assigned based on:
- path matching (HiDef)
- imdb movie type (TV,Video,Series)
- movie match method (Guess)
In a way, path matching tags are similar to groups, but
offer more flexible filtering.
Examples:
-tag Seen=seen
-tag Downloads=/Downloads/
Multiple patterns can be specified, separated with comma, example:
-tag HiDef=hidef,720,1080
Note: HiDef tag is already predefined, to disable it assign it
an empty PATTERN. Example:
-tag HiDef=
To add patterns to an existing tag, use += instead of = example:
-tag HiDef+=hddvd
Note: NAME must not contain any spaces or commas (,).
Subtitles and Links:
-subs URL Add subtitle search site
-link URL Add a custom link
The following patterns can be used in the URL:
%ID% - Movie ID
%YEAR% - Movie Year
%TITLE% - Movie Title (opengraph/english)
%OGTITLE% - Movie Title (opengraph/english)
%OTITLE% - Movie Title (original language)
%RTITLE% - Movie Title (regional translation)
%XTITLE% - Movie Title (what is configured to be displayed)
And a custom name can be specified like this: NAME=URL
If a custom name is not specified the domain name is used.
If an image file is present named like: link-NAME.png it will
be used instead of the text.
Examples:
-subs http://www.subtitlesource.org/title/tt%ID%
-subs http://divxtitles.com/%TITLE%/English/any/1
-link Trailers=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt%ID%/trailers
-link http://www.google.com/search?q=%TITLE%
-link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=%TITLE%
Themes:
-theme <NAME> option will select the default theme
A new theme can be added to lib/name.css
HTTP Headers:
Note, setting accept-language header will not change IMDB to any specified
language except "en", because they depend on ip geolocation. Specifying this to
"en" will give english titles even if you're located in a non-english country.
For more information on HTTP headers see:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_header_fields
Directories:
Provided DIRECTORY to scan and output pathname (-o option)
go through expansion of ~ and ${ENV}
All command line options can be used in a config file.
Use only one option per line, followed by optional arguments in same line.
Empty lines and lines starting with # are ignored.
Multiple config files can be specified or nested, so you can include the
ignore list generated by the interactive ignoredir commad with:
-c ignore.txt from the command line or from the config file.
See doc/sample-cfg.txt for an example.
The created catalog is an interactive html + javascript page, which lists all the found movies and offers sorting and filtering of them. The interface should mostly be self explaining and intuitive, but here are a few details worth mentioning:
Each tag can be in one of the 3 states: "all", "not", "selected".
- "all" state: no filtering is done for this specific tag, so all movies are shown regardles if they contain the tag or not.
- "not" state: only movies that don't contain the tag are matched and shown.
- "selected" state: only movies that contain the tag are matched and shown.
This logic is then applied for each tag, and the intersection of movies that match the set tag states is shown.
Genre filtering:
The genre filtering behaves in two different ways, depending if more than half or less than half of the genres are selected.
- less than half genres selected: All movies that contain at least one of the selected genre is matched and shown.
- more than half genres selected: Only movies whose all genres are selected are matched. In other words, movie that contains an unselected genre is not shown. Example:
- Only "Comedy" is selected: all movies that contain comedy are shown.
- Everything but "Comedy" selected: all movies except those that contain comedy are shown.
To quickly select just one genre, you can just click on the genre name.
Covered by the GPL License. Read doc/license.txt and doc/gpl.txt for details. Copyright (C) 2008-2016 [email protected]
Feel free to contribute in development, if you have ideas on how to improve SimpleMovieCatalog. If you have issues, please send an issue through issue tracker.
- Fork this repository
cd /path/to/SimpleMovieCatalog/srcnpm installnpm install bower -gbower installnpm install gulp -g- Edit scss in
themes/ - Run
gulp stylesor set up watch - Back end: edit
moviecat.plandlib/IMDB_Movie.pm