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[Feature] Accept additional date formats #412
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The platform I use doesn't have a scraper and you can't look for files by their file name anyway so that's not an option (it is similar to patreon). I may write a plugin for it in the future though, if that's possible. |
well, it is possible to look up files by name, It's explicitly a feature in scrapers. You could write a scraper that uses your auth for this paywalled content either byName or fragment should work for this, alternatively if you are content with copy/paste, write a userscript to change the dates on the origin site. |
I mean that the website I use does not allow searching by file name. If I end up writing a plugin, I can do the research on what I can or can't do but for now I just want to see the ability to enter different date formats. |
the problem here is you would somehow have to be able to magically know the format you are receiving if you accept multiple, for example how would stash know that the user entered |
I understand that there is ambiguity when working with MM/DD/YYYY and DD/MM/YYYY, but that's not what I'm asking. I only want both YYYY/MM/DD and YYYY-MM-DD to be accepted (ie. the separator character can be both |
Safe to close as this could be solved by a userscript or a UI plugin |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I often manually tag content by copying data from a web page. For one of my sources the date format is
YYYY/MM/DD
(eg.2021/10/25
) and it gets rejected since stash only accepts dates that in the formatYYYY-MM-DD
. I have to change the slashes to dashes and this is somewhat annoying.Describe the solution you'd like
Accept more date formats, such as
YYYY/MM/DD
. I can't currently think of other date formats, except perhaps RFC3339 (eg.2021-04-12T23:20:50.52Z
).Describe alternatives you've considered
none
Additional context
none
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