I've been working on a Switch Library Manager because I wanted something a bit more flexible from what I found . That and I wanted something to try litedb and blazor stuff, so I couldn't think of any better than this.
the main features are:
Web based - Can be run on docker
Runs on Windows, Linux and Mac.
Supports NSP, NSZ, XCI, XCZ files.
Read a folder and analyze all the files.
Extract metadata from the files, like name, size, titleId, publisher and Icon.
Use titledb to aggregate more information.
Create a database with all the information, thanks to litedb, you can use the db explorer to manipulate the data even further.
Shows a list or grid of all your games.
Filter by name, publisher, size, titleId, region, type, etc.
Sort by name, publisher, size, titleId, region, type, etc.
List missing DLC or updates for your games.
Local TitleDb, no need to download it every time.
keys are a requirement, if no keys are present you can still use the titledb browser I think.
dotnet 8 is required to run this
You can get the source or the binaries from github (unable to post links) github/ivaano/NsxLibraryManager/releases
I've been using it since November, but haven't tested extensively so if you find a bug or something weird please open an Issue on github so we can track it.
Same path as the exe/so file, If you run the app with no config file it will create a default config file you can then go to the web ui and it should redirect you to the settings page where you can set your paths.
Same path as the exe/so file, If you run the app with no config file it will create a default config file you can then go to the web ui and it should redirect you to the settings page where you can set your paths.
Could you integrate a web server for Tinfoil or similar title installer? And title management (delete/move duplicate files) would be also really useful.
That would be great
@ivaano could you please implement a "add to library" button in full Catalogue tab instead of searching from local folder?
I have in zip files, not worth extracting them.
If a dlc is listed in Tinfoil but doesn't show in NSX Library Manager does it mean that it's just listed in a different .json that isn't being scanned? I'm specifically wondering about South Park: Snow Day! but I'm sure there are others.
As far as I can tell there are 8 dlc for this game, F001-F008. Tinfoil lists F001-F004 by name, F006 and F007 as Untitled, and doesn't list F005 and F008. None of them show up in NSX Library Manager.
I've been working on a Switch Library Manager because I wanted something a bit more flexible from what I found . That and I wanted something to try litedb and blazor stuff, so I couldn't think of any better than this.
the main features are:
Web based - Can be run on docker
Runs on Windows, Linux and Mac.
Supports NSP, NSZ, XCI, XCZ files.
Read a folder and analyze all the files.
Extract metadata from the files, like name, size, titleId, publisher and Icon.
Use titledb to aggregate more information.
Create a database with all the information, thanks to litedb, you can use the db explorer to manipulate the data even further.
Shows a list or grid of all your games.
Filter by name, publisher, size, titleId, region, type, etc.
Sort by name, publisher, size, titleId, region, type, etc.
List missing DLC or updates for your games.
Local TitleDb, no need to download it every time.
keys are a requirement, if no keys are present you can still use the titledb browser I think.
dotnet 8 is required to run this
You can get the source or the binaries from github (unable to post links) github/ivaano/NsxLibraryManager/releases
I've been using it since November, but haven't tested extensively so if you find a bug or something weird please open an Issue on github so we can track it.
@ivaano I love your Library Manager.
Do you have an idea why I see below "missing updates" wrong results?
When looking into the details, it shows me, that I am on the most recent version
@ivaano I love your Library Manager.
Do you have an idea why I see below "missing updates" wrong results?
When looking into the details, it shows me, that I am on the most recent version
There is a new beta version, that has a lot of refactoring on this area, you can try that to see if you still see this problem and provide some feedback on github, the new beta version has a lot of changes, it wont replace your current installation, just use a different folder and a new db will be created. check it out and let me know.
There is a new beta version (v0.4.0-beta.1) with a lot of changes, most of the feedback raised on github has been addressed, please test and let me know.
If a dlc is listed in Tinfoil but doesn't show in NSX Library Manager does it mean that it's just listed in a different .json that isn't being scanned? I'm specifically wondering about South Park: Snow Day! but I'm sure there are others.
As far as I can tell there are 8 dlc for this game, F001-F008. Tinfoil lists F001-F004 by name, F006 and F007 as Untitled, and doesn't list F005 and F008. None of them show up in NSX Library Manager.
yes, because it is loading only the US region, so any title not in the US.en.json file from titledb wont have agregated data, only what the app can read from the nsp package, there is a new beta version that addresses this issue and many others, please check it and provide feedback if you can (v0.4.0-beta.1) https://github.com/ivaano/NsxLibraryManager/releases
There is a new bundle renamer, that allows you to use the name of the base as a placeholder, so you can now put all the related files on the same folder, please check it out and let me know what you think (v0.4.0-beta.1) https://github.com/ivaano/NsxLibraryManager/releases
Could you integrate a web server for Tinfoil or similar title installer? And title management (delete/move duplicate files) would be also really useful.
That would be great
This feautre is being worked on as well as a new collections feature, where you can tag your titles with a collection to have them moved to a collection folder, I'll probably be out after the v4 beta is released.
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