Define view by import path? (1 Viewer)

[pgjensen]

try adding more than 6?

 

[bobrap]

You'll have to manually add it to the database. Open the database (I'm using SQLite Database Browser), and add it to the Views-table...

Tried this but get error about missing field when entering config. Guess I must be doing it wrong.


Nevermind me...just a bit slow.

 

[Inker]

It should work, you just have to add all the info correctly. Just tested it, and it works perfectly for me Guess "ID" and "sort" should be unique. Here's a screenshot:



If you learn the syntax, there are a lot of views you could make. I had a "Unwatched Ended Favourites" a while back...

Sorry, but I just have to ask out of curiosity, what does you're "Who?" view do?

And yes, I'm pretty sure you have to name them in "prettyname" or itll try to load a translation which is doesn't find. That's what you get for messing with undocumented/unsupported features

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Edit: and just to clear up the syntax a bit (debatable weather this was a good idea in the first place but whatever....)

A view consists of n viewsteps, where n>0, which are being evaluated from left to right.
ViewSteps are seperated by: "<nextStep>"
Each ViewSteps has the following syntax:

type<;>condition[<cond>condition2/3/etc]<;>orderField;desc|asc[orderField2/3/etc;desc|asc]<;>limit

where:
- type is either:
series/episode/season or
group:fieldtoGroupBy

- condition has the following syntax:

fieldtoCheck;ComparisonOperator;ComparisonValue

valid operators are: = != > < >= <= (Like is not supported, although it would be trivial to add)
(I'm not 100% sure right now but I think ComparisonValue needs to be a constant, with the only except of a virtual value <today> which evaluates to today's date)
You can add several conditions per view steps by adding a <cond> in between conditions

Conditions are inhertited to the next next in line, so it is not nessesary to for instance add a unwatched=0 to each viewstep (only the first would be enough).

Hope that helps you guys hack away a bit more....or perhaps it inspires somebody to write the gui configuration support for this (patch more than welcome!)

 

[pgjensen]

If the database is empty of episodes (i.e. you tried an import w/o regex's enabled) - and you have more than 6 records in the views table... it throws an exception when starting config... or it could have just been the pretty names when adding the 6th

oh well, seems fine now w/ 6+ and pretty names and database with episodes.

 

[ubela64]

Hi, sorry for my english,
I created two new views. One for local episodes, one for upcoming episodes (<30 days).


series<;><Episode.FirstAired>;>=;<today><cond><Episode.FirstAired>;<=;<today+30><;><;><nextStep>season<;><;><Season.seasonIndex>;asc<;><nextStep>episode<;><;><Episode.EpisodeIndex>;asc<;>
series<;><Episode.IsAvailable>;=;1<;><;><nextStep>season<;><;><Season.seasonIndex>;asc<;><nextStep>episode<;><;><Episode.EpisodeIndex>;asc<;>

is it possible to link the two views into a new view?
thk