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Love the tool and the robust features for retries and multi-part downloads. I had to alter it to do exact file matching to pull an exact file out of an item library. I think the issue is that the files I was trying to pull had spaces in them.
When you use the file filter parameter it tries to match on very word even if you put it in quotes. Since I just want one file at I had to hack it to do an exact match for the file filter. Maybe it would be nice to have an officially supported command line parameter for exact matching? I would put a pull request in but I am not sure what makes sense for the addition. Ideas are welcome and if I have time I could throw something together. Below is the patch I used to get my job done.
--- ia_downloader.py 2022-04-27 18:55:55
+++ no.timemachine/xbox/ia_downloader.py 2024-07-23 14:24:23
@@ -1070,8 +1070,8 @@
cache_file_handler.write(log_write_str)
if file_filters is not None:
if not invert_file_filtering:
- if not any(
- substring.lower() in file["name"].lower() for substring in file_filters
+ if not (
+ file["name"] in file_filters
):
continue
else:
@@ -1692,7 +1692,7 @@
"-f",
"--filefilters",
type=str,
- nargs="+",
+ #nargs="+",
help=(
"One or more (space separated) file name filters; only files that contain any of the"
" provided filter strings (case insensitive) will be downloaded. If multiple filters"
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Love the tool and the robust features for retries and multi-part downloads. I had to alter it to do exact file matching to pull an exact file out of an item library. I think the issue is that the files I was trying to pull had spaces in them.
Example usage:
python3 ia_downloader.py download --verify --resume --split 5 -i ialibraryname -f "filename with multiple spaces.zip"
When you use the file filter parameter it tries to match on very word even if you put it in quotes. Since I just want one file at I had to hack it to do an exact match for the file filter. Maybe it would be nice to have an officially supported command line parameter for exact matching? I would put a pull request in but I am not sure what makes sense for the addition. Ideas are welcome and if I have time I could throw something together. Below is the patch I used to get my job done.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: