CLI Reference

Usage

$ juicenet [OPTIONS] <path>

$ juicenet <path> [OPTIONS]

$ juicenet [OPTIONS] <path> [OPTIONS]

Options

Positional Arguments	Description
path	Directory containing your files (default: CWD)

Options:	Description
-h, --help	Show a help message and exit
--config CONFIG	Specify the path to your juicenet config file
--version	Show juicenet's version number and exit
--public	Use your public config
--nyuu	Only run Nyuu in <path> (default: cwd)
--parpar	Only run ParPar in <path> (default: cwd)
--raw	Only repost raw articles
--skip-raw	Skip reposting raw articles
--glob [*/ ...]	Specify the glob pattern(s) to be matched instead of extensions
--bdmv	Find and upload BDMV discs in cwd, can be used with --glob
--debug	Show logs for debugging
--move	Move files into their own directories (foobar.ext -> foobar/foobar.ext) and exit
--exts [mkv mp4 ...]	Look for these extensions in <path>
--no-resume	ignore resume data
--clear-resume	delete resume data

Info

If you don't feel like using --config every single time, you can use the environment variable JUICENET_CONFIG to hold the path of your config file. If set, this will always be used unless overridden by explicitly passing --config.

Examples

Info

juicenet will automatically preserve structure for all folder uploads and discard them for singular files.

1. Uploading the files in current working directory with config passed via the environment variable JUICENET_CONFIG

   juicenet
   

   Yep, that's it. That'll do the rest for you.

2. Upload a single file

   juicenet "path/to/file.mkv" # config loaded from $JUICENET_CONFIG
   

   juicenet --config "path/to/juicenet.yaml" "path/to/file.mkv"
   

3. Upload files from an arbitrary directory with an explicit config

   juicenet --config "path/to/juicenet.yaml" "path/to/files"
   

4. Specify arbitrary extensions at runtime, ignoring the extensions defined in config

   juicenet --exts mp4 epub # CWD
   

   juicenet "path/to/files" --exts mp4 epub
   

5. Upload all subfolders in <path>

   juicenet --glob "*/" # CWD
   

   juicenet "path/to/files" --glob "*/"
   

   Info

   Linux shells automatically expand the glob pattern before passing it to the command, quote the glob pattern to stop the expansion since we want juicenet to read those glob patterns.

6. Upload all subfolders with the word "BDMV" anywhere in their name and all the subfolders that start with the word "UHD"

   juicenet --glob "*BDMV*/" "UHD*/" # CWD
   

   juicenet "path/to/files" --glob "*BDMV*/" "*UHD*/"
   

7. Find and upload BDMV discs in current working directory automatically

   Note

   This may not be perfect, it simply finds BDMVs by looking for BDMV/index.bdmv

   juicenet "path/to/files" --bdmv
   

   Can be paired with --glob to further filter what you want to upload. For example, if you only want to find BDMV discs in folders that have the word "BDMV" and "UHD" in them, you would run the following command

   juicenet "path/to/files" --bdmv --glob "*BDMV*/" "*UHD*/"
   

8. Only Upload E10 to E15 from a folder with all the episodes

   juicenet --glob "S01E1[0-5]" # CWD
   

   juicenet "path/to/files" --glob "S01E1[0-5]"