History.xml shows only made actions - so files which could not be matched are missing if I understand correct? Hmm, parsing the log file could be a potential beginning - better than nothing. I hope I could help the user in the other thread. If you just need old/new file paths then that's quite easy since FileBot keeps a history file so you can easy get that information by reading history.xml or by calling the history script.Ī console-interactive (or telegram-bot-interactive) version of the amc script might be very tricky though, since the lower level filebot calls (rename, getSubtitles, etc) are non-interactive by design. The amc script filebot call will only give you back a simple exit value, and if you then want to do something in case of success/error you'd have to parse the log file. Rednoah wrote:Thanks for helping you in the forums, your other posts shows that you know what you're doing!
I hope my thoughts are understandable, I'm from germany, so excuse me for my english, if I made mistakes. If yes, i'm requesting something like this.
Or can one put a request for a function, method like "Please add a function, to share the results of the processed files". My question now: is there a way to hook into the amc script, to get results of a process, like a return value or something.īecause I don't want to customize the amc script, and always get the newest version remotely. I'm thinking of a more actionable version of the pushbullet/pushover implementation (like if one file could not processed, ask the user via the chat what the title is, rather using a not identifiable filename). So after I discovered the Telegram Bots API (in short, you get a secure encrypted channel between your FileBot running machine and your smartphone/pc/every other telegram enabled device) I thought myself, why not build a bot which fits your needs. ) and then wanted to switch to PushBullet, but i dont like that it is connected to a Google/Facebook account. I'm new to this forum, but I'm a real fan of FileBot and was wandering around this forum for quite a while.
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