@ctrl/video-filename-parser

video-filename-parser

A simple file / release name parser based heavily on radarr's movie parsing

DEMO: https://video-filename-parser.vercel.app

Install

npm install @ctrl/video-filename-parser

Use

parameters:

title string - The title or filename to be parsed
isTv boolean - parsed as a tv show (default false)

import { filenameParse } from '@ctrl/video-filename-parser';

const title = 'This.is.40.2012.PROPER.UNRATED.720p.BluRay.x264-Felony';
console.log(filenameParse(title));
// {
//   "title": "This is 40",
//   "year": "2012",
//   "resolution": "720P",
//   "sources": [
//     "BLURAY"
//   ],
//   "videoCodec": "x264",
//   "revision": {
//     "version": 2,
//     "real": 0
//   },
//   "group": "Felony",
//   "edition": {
//     "unrated": true
//   },
//   "languages": [
//     "English"
//   ],
// }

console.log(filenameParse('The Office US S09E06 HDTV XviD-AFG', true));
// {
//   "title": "The Office US",
//   "year": null,
//   "resolution": "480P",
//   "sources": [
//     "TV"
//   ],
//   "videoCodec": "xvid",
//   "revision": {
//     "version": 1,
//     "real": 0
//   },
//   "group": "AFG",
//   "edition": {},
//   "languages": [
//     "English"
//   ],
//   "seasons": [
//     9
//   ],
//   "episodeNumbers": [
//     6
//   ],
//   "airDate": null,
//   "fullSeason": false,
//   "isPartialSeason": false,
//   "isMultiSeason": false,
//   "isSeasonExtra": false,
//   "isSpecial": false,
//   "seasonPart": 0,
//   "isTv": true
// }

See also

Radarr movie parser
sonarr tv parser
guessit