This looks very promising! Thank you. I will be testing it later.
The readme states the following:
It saves the games in the following dir structure: titles/{name}/{name}[{title_id}].nsp
DLC are saved to: titles/{name}/DLC/{name}[{title_id}].nsp
Updates are saved to: titles/{name}/updates/{name}[{title_id}].nsp
If I do not want folders created for each NSP and instead, want all NSPs in one folder with the naming scheme shown below, what would need to be done to make this happen?
Game Name [TitleID] [BASE] [v].nsp
Game Name [TitleID] [UPD] [v].nsp
Game Name [TitleID] [DLC] [v].nsp
Game Name [TitleID] [DEMO] [v].nsp
Also #1, How does the renaming handle invalid characters such as ":" for example? Can it be specified to replace ":" with "-"?
Also #2, Once a title is blacklisted, can it still be set to download updates only for that title when available? (Updates share the same TitleID as the Base Title, so I'm not sure how this would work.)
This is an excellent project that has come to life and is very much needed! Thank you for doing this! A+
I am about to push an update that lets you specify the format in a config file.
Updates have their own unique title id's for blacklist. This currently does not download updates or DLC, but will organize them if you have them. I will add the ability to download updates and DLC later.
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