Would it be possible to add Ratings on the filenames when saving images

@shiro123: > nonamethanks said: > > Just for the record,...

2020-03-10T11:11:44-04:00

nonamethanks said:

Just for the record, there's issue #4269 open on Github. It's possible to allow custom filenames in theory but it'd have to be coded in first, so it's a matter on when evazion or someone else will get around to it.

Ah, then all I can do is wait and hope it will be implemented. Also thanks for the help kittey, but after reading through the link you posted, I decided leave things as is. I think I got lost when I read the first string of code there.

@nonamethanks: Just for the record, there's issue #4269 open...

2020-03-10T11:03:08-04:00

Just for the record, there's issue #4269 open on Github. It's possible to allow custom filenames in theory but it'd have to be coded in first, so it's a matter on when evazion or someone else will get around to it.

@kittey: You would need to program that yourself in a...

2020-03-10T10:55:38-04:00

You would need to program that yourself in a programming language of your choice or ask a friend to do it for you.

~~I think it’s unlikely that the rating will be added to filenames on Danbooru since we can’t cater to everyone’s wishes.~~ The tags are in there probably for SEO reasons. If you have any specific needs beyond that, that’s what the API is there for.

Edit: I stand corrected.

@shiro123: > kittey said: > > You could write a small...

2020-03-10T10:44:33-04:00

kittey said:

You could write a small script to rename the files appropriately. If you still have the MD5 hash in the filename, you can easily query the API to get the rating, like so:
/posts.xml?only=rating&tags=md5:93e6d0d665c373bd6c5c9df8088b501e

Forgive my ignorance but, how and where do I apply this? Fortunately, I don't rename the filenames when I save them so I still have the hashes attached.

By script, you mean I should put this in tampermonkey, etc? Or do I have to use a separate program like a renaming application?

@kittey: You could write a small script to rename the...

2020-03-10T10:28:52-04:00

You could write a small script to rename the files appropriately. If you still have the MD5 hash in the filename, you can easily query the API to get the rating, like so:
/posts.xml?only=rating&tags=md5:93e6d0d665c373bd6c5c9df8088b501e

@shiro123: Good day everyone. First off, I've been a...

2020-03-10T10:13:51-04:00

Good day everyone.

First off, I've been a lurker here in Danbooru since 2014 and have been saving images as a hobby of sorts. I have accumulated nearly 300k images. After downloading them, I would sift through them and categorize as safe or NSFW. But it isn't as easy as it sounds since I have to visually inspect them, sometimes even mistaking them. Eventually I just stopped bothering with it and just put them in a single folder labeled "Pictures".

Hence my title, would it be possible to add this feature? I still would like to categorize my stuff easily and not have them cluttering in a single folder.