45 lines
1.1 KiB
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45 lines
1.1 KiB
Markdown
## M3U Category Matcher
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Do you have IPTV provider who doesn't add groups to channels, but uses channel names for it?
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This script will attach "channel-like" categories to channels under them.
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Example:
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You have these 5 channels:
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1. \#\#\# GENERAL \#\#\#
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2. TV1 HD
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3. TV2 HD
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4. \#\#\# MUSIC \#\#\#
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5. METAL LIVE TV HD
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For example, if you provided `\#\#\# (.*) \#\#\#` regex:
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This script will __remove__ channel with no. 1. and 5., then __attach__ categories:
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- GENERAL (matched group from regex!) to channels 2, 3,
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- MUSIC to channel 5.
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### NOTE!
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This script is in BETA phase. Please report any bugs!
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### Based on
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- argparse
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- pathlib
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- re
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- [ipytv](https://github.com/Beer4Ever83/ipytv)
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### Usage
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```bash
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python3 <path-to-script> -i "<m3u path>" -r "<regex to match>" (-v)
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```
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### Result
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When everything is done, file is **OVERWRITTEN**!
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### Example usage
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```bash
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python3 <path-to-script> -i "m3u_list.m3u" -r "\#\#\# (.*) \#\#\#"
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```
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### Available parameters
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- -i/--input - absolute path to m3u+ file
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- -r/--regex - regular expression used to match categories in channel names
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- -v/--verbose - enable verbose mode
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