.txt file include

[strawberry 3.141]

@saschasp your regular expressens are different from the one i posted, use them and I’m sure it will work

[banbutcher]

hi,
sorry to be dragging up old posts, but im trying to get my mirror to display the contents of a txt file and i have it partly working… i have the contents displaying on my mirror but its all showing up on one line, how can i display it with each line break as in txt file?

thanks

[sdetweil]

@banbutcher you will have to replace the line feeds (\n) with html breaks (
)

[banbutcher]

hi again,

im after getting my script to update my txt file with the names of downloaded movies and tv series… how would i go about reading the title of the series and just having the title and info ie:

if title has S**E** in it then
filename - Archer S01E01pilot 1080p x265.mkv
desired result - Archer S01E01

else its a movie and just add movie name

i think this is the bit of code im to edit but i havent got it working :(

	getDom: function(){
		var wrapper = document.createElement("div");
		if(this.dataFile){
                        var meldungRegExp = /Meldung (.*?) /ig;
                        var meldung = meldungRegExp.exec(this.dataFile)[1];


                        var zoneRegExp = /Zone (.*?) /ig;
                        var zone = zoneRegExp.exec(this.dataFile)[1];

			var zeitRegExp = /Zeit (.*?) /ig;
			var zeit = zeitRegExp.exec(this.dataFile)[1];
			wrapper.innerHTML = "Meldung: " + meldung + " Zone: " + zone + " Zeit: " + zeit;
		} else {
			wrapper.innerHTML = "No Data";
		}
		return wrapper;
	}
});

thanks

Richie

[sdetweil]

@banbutcher said in .txt file include:

Archer S01E01pilot 1080p x265.mkv

using the regex tester,
https://regex101.com/

I think this is the regex u want

/.*[S][(0-9)]+[E][(0-9)]+/

[banbutcher]

@sdetweil

that worked great…

however, im a little bit stuck again… your expression works fine and return the correct result but only on the first line of the file and only if i remove the [1] from the end of line 5 of the code

	getDom: function(){
		var wrapper = document.createElement("div");
		if(this.dataFile){
                        var splitRegExp = /.*[S][(0-9)]+[E][(0-9)]+/ig;
                        var split = splitRegExp.exec(this.dataFile)[1];

			wrapper.innerHTML = split;
		} else {
			wrapper.innerHTML = "No Data";
		}
		return wrapper;
	}

do i need to stick it in some kind of loop? or am i reading the contents of file wrong?

again thanks for your help :)

[sdetweil]

@banbutcher is dataFile an array of filenames? then yes, you’ll need a loop.
so, you are moving part of name a, to a new array
then part of name b to the next slot in the array

array.push(item)
adds item to the end of the array

name_of_array =[] initializes name_of_array to be an empty array

then u will need to format the array of partial names

var x = name_of_array.join(separator)
will turn the array into x, a string with separator between the names

[banbutcher]

Band.Of.Brothers.E01.1080p.5.1Ch.BluRay.ReEnc-DeeJayAhmed.srt <br>
Archer S01E03 Diversity Hire (1080p x265 10bit S94 Joy).mkv <br>
devs.s01e02.720p.hdtv.x264-river[eztv].mkv <br>
What.We.Do.in.the.Shadows.S02E02.Ghosts.720p.AMZN.WEBRip.DDP5.1.x264-NTb[eztv.io].mkv <br>
What.We.Do.in.the.Shadows.S02E01.Resurrection.720p.AMZN.WEBRip.DDP5.1.x264-NTb[eztv.io].mkv <br>

this is the file im reading from… im not sure if thats an array, sorry and i want them outputted same line by line just missing the trailing parts.

again thanks for your help :)

[sdetweil]

@banbutcher reading how

[banbutcher]

this is my main module .js

i think this is where im reading from :/

Module.register("deluge",{
	defaults: {
		updateInterval: 10 * 60 * 1000 //reads the file every 10 mins
	},

	start: function(){
		this.sendSocketNotification("START", this.config);
	},

	socketNotificationReceived: function(notification, payload) {
		if(notification === "DATA"){
			this.dataFile = payload;
			this.updateDom();
		}
	},

//	getDom: function(){
//		var wrapper = document.createElement("div");
//		if(this.dataFile){
//			wrapper.innerHTML = this.dataFile;
//		} else {
//			wrapper.innerHTML = "No data";
//		}
//		return wrapper;
//	}




	getDom: function(){
		var wrapper = document.createElement("div");
		if(this.dataFile){
                        var splitRegExp = /.*[S][(0-9)]+[E][(0-9)]+/ig;
                        var split = splitRegExp.exec(this.dataFile);

			wrapper.innerHTML = split;
		} else {
			wrapper.innerHTML = "No Data";
		}
		return wrapper;
	}



});

again thanks for your help :)

im in way overmy head here!