Read data from log file and put to file name - bash

Question

#!/bin/bash
title=$(echo "$1" | sed "s/.*\///" | cut -f 1 -d '.')
function _ask() {
while [[ $url == "" ]]; do
echo ; echo -e "Wklej link do filmu:" ; read -e url
done
}
napi.sh search -k movie "$title"
_ask
napi.sh subtitles "$url" > napi.log
echo Pobieram napisy:
napi.sh download -e srt `grep -o 'napiprojekt:.*' napi.log`
exit
napi.log
00:0001 - wywolano o pią, 7 maj 2021, 22:04:42 CEST
00:0002 - system: linux, forkow: 32, wersja: v2.0.0
00:0003 - Przetwarzam: [http://napiprojekt.pl/napisy-910-Sissi-młoda-cesarzowa-(1956)]
Rozmiar: 732258304 bajtow | fps: 25 | napiprojekt:d40a1ef492e0dd094bc42141fd6e2dba
Rozmiar: 733724672 bajtow | fps: 25 | napiprojekt:38631781c8d9420eadfa13e9fe5d803b
Rozmiar: 733888512 bajtow | fps: 25 | napiprojekt:626e99378154981617418da4b39a098f
Rozmiar: 733685760 bajtow | fps: 25 | napiprojekt:9b9787e3e57754fb4301d10e865efdad
Rozmiar: 733751296 bajtow | fps: 25 | napiprojekt:f066e7a2da79ef924793212f52f0afae
Rozmiar: 855366544 bajtow | fps: 25 | napiprojekt:bbc652046e94f1802d6bea0e7d21643e
Rozmiar: 4469515020 bajtow | fps: 23.976 | napiprojekt:9470761b635b733c2befab2df62f2672
Rozmiar: 796309304 bajtow | fps: 25 | napiprojekt:a385be50baeffaad680fb03c8c0e8ede
My script and another napi.sh https://gitlab.com/hesperos/napi I use to download all subs for selected movie.
napi.sh download -e srt `grep -o 'napiprojekt:.*' napi.log`
this code help me to read all ids from log file.
napi.sh download -e srt napiprojekt:a385be50baeffaad680fb03c8c0e8ede napiprojekt:9470761b635b733c2befab2df62f2672 ...
and napi.sh save files name as id name:
d40a1ef492e0dd094bc42141fd6e2dba.srt
626e99378154981617418da4b39a098f.srt
a385be50baeffaad680fb03c8c0e8ede.srt
Someone can help me to add to file name information about fps, this data can be received from napi.log compare id with file name and add?
Greetings.
Final script thx for help #Zilog80
#!/bin/bash
title=$(echo "${1%.*}" | sed "s/.*\///" )
function _ask() {
while [[ $url == "" ]]; do
echo ; echo -e "Wklej link do filmu:" ; read -e url
done
}
napi.sh search -k movie "$title"
_ask
mkdir "$title"
cd "$title"
napi.sh subtitles "$url" > napi.log
echo Pobieram napisy:
napi.sh download -e srt `grep -o 'napiprojekt:.*' napi.log`
# Command to rename the files with the fps
awk -F'|' '/napiprojekt:/ { fps=$2;gsub(/^[^0-9\.]*/,"", fps); gsub(/ /,"", fps);
filename=$3; gsub(/^ *napiprojekt:/,"",filename); gsub(/ /,"\\ ",filename);
print "mv "filename".srt FPS_"fps"_"filename".srt"}' napi.log | while read move_cmd; do
[ ! -z "${move_cmd}" ] && ${move_cmd};
done
for f in *.srt
do
if [ "$charset" != 'utf-8' ]
then
echo Koduje do UTF-8:
iconv -f windows-1250 -t UTF-8 "$f" -o "$f"_utf8
mv -f "$f"_utf8 "$f"
fi
done
echo Dodaje tytuł do nazwy:
for f in *.srt; do mv -f "$f" ../"$title"_"$f"; done
cd ..
rm -r -f "$title"
exit

Answer 1

I guess you're looking for an extract of napi.log that will return the napi project including the fps number.
Use then awk -F'\|' '/napiprojekt:/ { fps=$2;gsub(/^[^0-9\.]*/,"", fps); print $3"_"fps}' napi.log instead of grep -o 'napiprojekt:.*' napi.log :
napi.sh download -e srt `awk -F'\|' '/napiprojekt:/ { fps=$2;gsub(/^[^0-9\.]*/,"", fps);
print $3"_"fps}' napi.log`
With your example napi.log, this will return :
napiprojekt:d40a1ef492e0dd094bc42141fd6e2dba_25
napiprojekt:38631781c8d9420eadfa13e9fe5d803b_25
napiprojekt:626e99378154981617418da4b39a098f_25
napiprojekt:9b9787e3e57754fb4301d10e865efdad_25
napiprojekt:f066e7a2da79ef924793212f52f0afae_25
napiprojekt:bbc652046e94f1802d6bea0e7d21643e_25
napiprojekt:9470761b635b733c2befab2df62f2672_23.976
napiprojekt:a385be50baeffaad680fb03c8c0e8ede_25
EDIT The problem comes from the fact that the napi will use the hash to make download and will use them as is to name the file. So you have to rename the files after the napi.sh donwload command, like with these command :
awk -F'|' '/napiprojekt:/ { fps=$2;gsub(/^[^0-9\.]*/,"", fps);gsub(/ /,"", fps);
filename=$3; gsub(/^ *napiprojekt:/,"",filename); gsub(/ /,"\\ ",filename);
print "mv "filename".srt "filename"_"fps".srt"}' napi.log | while read move_cmd; do
[ ! -z "${move_cmd}" ] && ${move_cmd};
done
Here is your script including that command to do that :
#!/bin/bash
title=$(echo "$1" | sed "s/.*\///" | cut -f 1 -d '.')
function _ask() {
while [[ $url == "" ]]; do
echo ; echo -e "Wklej link do filmu:" ; read -e url
done
}
napi.sh search -k movie "$title"
_ask
napi.sh subtitles "$url" > napi.log
echo Pobieram napisy:
napi.sh download -e srt `grep -o 'napiprojekt:.*' napi.log`
# Command to rename the files with the fps
awk -F'|' '/napiprojekt:/ { fps=$2;gsub(/^[^0-9\.]*/,"", fps); gsub(/ /,"", fps);
filename=$3; gsub(/^ *napiprojekt:/,"",filename); gsub(/ /,"\\ ",filename);
print "mv "filename".srt "filename"_"fps".srt"}' napi.log | while read move_cmd; do
[ ! -z "${move_cmd}" ] && ${move_cmd};
done
exit