[IWARA] Save directory location configuration.

[gphg]

I tried to download the whole media from a iwara user under /profile/USERNAME, but it ended up with user-images only, so I modified it a bit into something like this:

{
  "extractor": {
    "path-restrict": "windows",
    "iwara": {
      "metadata": true,
      "retries": 999,
      "filename": "{date} {id} {title[:200]}.{extension}",
      "include": ["user-videos", "user-images"]
    },
  }
}

However, it stores videos and images on same directory. It is confusing. I added extra configuration for directory:

{
  "extractor": {
    "path-restrict": "windows",
    "iwara": {
      "metadata": true,
      "retries": 999,
      "directory": ["{category}", "{user[name]}", "{subcategory}"],
      "filename": "{date} {id} {title[:200]}.{extension}",
      "include": ["user-videos", "user-images"]
    },
  }
}

It works. It creates user-videos and user-images under the username. However, if I pass an individual video link, it creates another directory named video instead.

Example (warning: NSFW), may requires username and password configured first:

https://www.iwara.tv/profile/croove

An individual video:

https://www.iwara.tv/video/6HWEhaS2EG50AS

An individual image:

https://www.iwara.tv/image/ZB0nxB344m7ELV

Expectation

I expected these to be stored in their own directory.

[mikf]

I expected these to be stored in their own directory.

Different URL types (user videos, single videos, etc) have different {subcategory} values. Use {type} instead.

[mikf]

44d78a6

i.e. "postprocessors": "directory" is no longer necessary.

[gphg]

44d78a6

i.e. "postprocessors": "directory" is no longer necessary.

Time to update, then.

[negatronik]

Ctrl+C Ctrl+V ...

{
  "extractor": {
    "path-restrict": "windows",
    "iwara": {
      "metadata": true,
      "retries": 999,
      "directory": ["{category}", "{user[name]}", "{type}"],
      "filename": "{date} {id} {title[:200]}.{extension}",
      "postprocessors": "directory",
      "include": ["user-videos", "user-images"]
    },
  }
}

Do you know how to include only certain tag(s)? HDDs are expensive these days.

[gphg]

Ctrl+C Ctrl+V ...

{
  "extractor": {
    "path-restrict": "windows",
    "iwara": {
      "metadata": true,
      "retries": 999,
      "directory": ["{category}", "{user[name]}", "{type}"],
      "filename": "{date} {id} {title[:200]}.{extension}",
      "postprocessors": "directory",
      "include": ["user-videos", "user-images"]
    },
  }
}

Do you know how to include only certain tag(s)? HDDs are expensive these days.

Try filter. I suggest you do it inline.

[negatronik]

Try filter. I suggest you do it inline.

This is where I have landed after some testing. It may have some room for improvement. I was running into cloudflare blocks, so I've bumped up the sleep timer a bit, and disabled metadata for now. I've learned the {num:>02} is a must. If you don't have that, you'll only get one image per gallery, since they have have the same url. It still gets locked out, so when I restart, the sqlite archive prevents it from redownloading the same stuff over and over.

Sorry I'm a noob. Not sure why the pasted code formatting is out of whack.

`{
"archive": "/config/archive.sqlite",
"extractor": {
"path-restrict": "windows",
"base-directory": "/downloads",

"iwara": {
  "username": "yourusername",
  "password": "yourpassword",      
 
  "metadata": false,
  
  "retries": 3,
  "sleep": 4.0,
  "timeout": 20,

  "directory": ["{category}", "{type}", "{user[name]}"],
  "filename": "{id}_{num:>02}_{title[:200]}.{extension}",
  "postprocessors": "directory",
  "include": ["user-videos", "user-images"],

  "filter": "'yourtag' in tags"
}

}
}`