AnitomySharp is a C# port of Anitomy, with inspiration taken from AnitomyJ, a library for parsing anime video filenames. All credit to @erengy for the actual library and logic.
This fork of AnitomySharp is inspired by tabratton&senritsu, which adds more custom rules.
The following filename...
[BM&T] Toradora! - 07v2 - Pool Opening (2008) [720p Hi10p FLAC] [BD] [8F59F2BA].mkv
...would be resolved into these elements:
- Release group: BM&T
- Anime title: Toradora!
- Anime year: 2008
- Episode number: 07
- Source: BD
- Release version: 2
- Episode title: Pool Opening
- Video resolution: 720p
- Video term: Hi10p
- Audio term: FLAC
- File checksum: 8F59F2BA
Here's an example code snippet...
using System;
using static AnitomySharp.AnitomySharp;
namespace anitomytest
{
class Program
{
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
const string filename = "[BM&T] Toradora! - 07v2 - Pool Opening (2008) [720p Hi10p FLAC] [BD] [8F59F2BA].mkv";
var results = Parse(filename);
results.ForEach(x => Console.WriteLine(x.Category + ": " + x.Value));
}
}
}
...which will output:
ElementFileExtension: mkv
ElementFileName: [BM&T] Toradora! - 07v2 - Pool Opening (2008) [720p Hi10p FLAC] [BD] [8F59F2BA]
ElementVideoResolution: 720p
ElementVideoTerm: Hi10p
ElementAudioTerm: FLAC
ElementSource: BD
ElementFileChecksum: 8F59F2BA
ElementAnimeYear: 2008
ElementEpisodeNumber: 07
ElementReleaseVersion: 2
ElementAnimeTitle: Toradora!
ElementReleaseGroup: BM&T
ElementEpisodeTitle: Pool Opening
AnitomySharp is available on NuGet, and can be found under the name AnitomySharp.
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