Imgbrd-grabber: Make Filename Date use YYYY-MM-DD Format, or Have Separate Date Components
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
No.
Describe the solution you'd like
Having the date used for file naming be MM-DD-YYYY doesn't really make sense, it's arbitrary. However, having the year first is very useful for sorting purposes.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Alternatively, separate the components of the date into %year%, %month%, %day% and %time% parameters, so we can customize the naming schemes (I'd love to be able to easily download stuff into %search%/%year%/%month% subfolders).
Malkierian
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This is covered in the Grabber Wiki under the "Filename" section, "Dates" sub-section.
You can reformat the %date% token with the "format" option like this: %date:format=yyyyMMdd%
A formatted %date% token can be included as part of a filename format in Grabber to automatically create directories and subdirectories upon downloading an image.
As per your example:
%search%/%date:format=yyyy%/%date:format=MM%/image_name_%md5%.%ext%
Gaffnet
on 31 Aug 2020
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This is covered in the Grabber Wiki under the "Filename" section, "Dates" sub-section.
You can reformat the %date% token with the "format" option like this:
%date:format=yyyyMMdd%A formatted %date% token can be included as part of a filename format in Grabber to automatically create directories and subdirectories upon downloading an image.
As per your example:
%search%/%date:format=yyyy%/%date:format=MM%/image_name_%md5%.%ext%