Hi, greate package! I am using the cli and configuring via config.json.
Should it be possible to configure the file name of the generated m3u file? I tried like this:
"playlistFilenameTemplate": "%playlist%",
but getting a filename like literally:
%playlist%.m3ua
In which file are the possible placeholder variables defined BTW?
thanks in advance for any hints and all the best
Jojo
Hi, greate package! I am using the cli and configuring via config.json.
Should it be possible to configure the file name of the generated m3u file? I tried like this:
`"playlistFilenameTemplate": "%playlist%",`
but getting a filename like literally:
`%playlist%.m3ua`
In which file are the possible placeholder variables defined BTW?
thanks in advance for any hints and all the best
Jojo
Thanks a lot for your answer, before I investigate further, maybe you know by heart: %playlist% doesn't seem to work when set as playlistFilenameTemplate in config. Please just tell me if this works as designed or it's a bug that could be fixed. Thanks!
Thanks a lot for your answer, before I investigate further, maybe you know by heart: %playlist% doesn't seem to work when set as playlistFilenameTemplate in config. Please just tell me if this works as designed or it's a bug that could be fixed. Thanks!
Hi, greate package! I am using the cli and configuring via config.json.
Should it be possible to configure the file name of the generated m3u file? I tried like this:
"playlistFilenameTemplate": "%playlist%",but getting a filename like literally:
%playlist%.m3uaIn which file are the possible placeholder variables defined BTW?
thanks in advance for any hints and all the best
Jojo
https://git.freezer.life/RemixDev/deemix-py/src/branch/main/deemix/utils/pathtemplates.py#L234
Thanks a lot for your answer, before I investigate further, maybe you know by heart: %playlist% doesn't seem to work when set as playlistFilenameTemplate in config. Please just tell me if this works as designed or it's a bug that could be fixed. Thanks!
Its by design
The new variable is %name% as it makes more sense