public IEnumerable <string> GetPossibleOrderedSeriesSearchValues(string fileName)
{
string noExtension = Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(fileName).Trim();
string noMetadata = MediaNameHelper.RemoveMetadata(noExtension).Trim();
string noEpisode = MediaNameHelper.RemoveEpisode(noMetadata).Trim();
yield return(noEpisode);
string noSeason = MediaNameHelper.RemoveSeasonNotation(noEpisode).Trim();
yield return(noSeason);
// remove the last word ~ this is odd, but it's a last ditch,
// and often we get shows with silly names at the end.
if (noSeason.Contains(' ') && noSeason.Length > 8)
{
yield return(noSeason.Substring(0, noSeason.LastIndexOf(' ')).Trim());
}
// return the full one as the lowest priority (without an extension).
yield return(noMetadata);
yield return(noExtension);
}
private int FindSeasonNumber(Series series, string fileName)
{
var removedMetadata = MediaNameHelper.RemoveMetadata(fileName);
// TODO: add regex to pattern match on S{digit}E{digit}.
var fileParts = removedMetadata.Split('-');
// for now, we just look for special notation
// we can also look at our db to see latest season & if already exists?
return(1);
}
private int FindEpisodeNumber(string fileName)
{
var removedMetadata = MediaNameHelper.RemoveMetadata(fileName);
// TODO: add regex to pattern match on S{digit}E{digit}.
var fileParts = removedMetadata.Split('-');
// files sometimes contain versions
// i.e. [jam] one piece - 12v3.mkv
// so we wanna throw that version away.
var noVersionNumbers = fileParts.Select(val => val.Split('v').First());
var episodePart = noVersionNumbers.Last().Split(' ', StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries).FirstOrDefault(part => part.All(char.IsDigit));
return(string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(episodePart)
? 1
: int.Parse(episodePart));
}