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Updated Custom Post Processing Scripts (markdown)

Alex Malinovich 2019-02-03 15:55:53 -08:00
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Custom-Post-Processing-Scripts.md

@ -135,10 +135,16 @@ if [[ $PERMFILESIZE == $ORIGFILESIZE ]]; then
fi
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A quick way to test scripts is to create a testing environment using Movie Test (2013).
A quick way to test scripts is to create a testing environment using the movie "Test (2013)".
```
mkdir -p ~/test && cd ~/test && touch "Test (2013).nfo" && touch "Test (2013).por.srt" && touch "Test (2013).por.forced.srt" && touch "Test (2013).eng.srt" && touch "Test (2013).mkv" && cp -R ~/test /path/to/folder/to/import.
mkdir -p ~/test && cd ~/test && touch "Test (2013).nfo" "Test (2013).por.srt" "Test (2013).por.forced.srt" "Test (2013).eng.srt" "Test (2013).mkv" && cp -R ~/test /path/to/folder/to/import
```
This way you can manual import this movie and trigger the script. You can just run it again to repopulate the files.
or in bash:
```
mkdir -p ~/test && cd ~/test && touch "Test (2013)."{nfo,por.srt,por.forced.srt,eng.srt,mkv} && cp -R ~/test /path/to/folder/to/import
```
This way you can manually import this movie and trigger the script. You can just run it again to repopulate the files.