AnitomySharp
AnitomySharp is a C# port of Anitomy, with inspiration taken from AnitomyJ, a library for parsing anime video filenames. All credit to @erengy for the actual library and logic.
Examples
The following filename...
[BM&T] Toradora! - 07v2 - Pool Opening (2008) [720p Hi10p FLAC] [BD] [8F59F2BA].mkv
...would be resolved into these elements:
- Release group: BM&T
- Anime title: Toradora!
- Anime year: 2008
- Episode number: 07
- Source: BD
- Release version: 2
- Episode title: Pool Opening
- Video resolution: 720p
- Video term: Hi10p
- Audio term: FLAC
- File checksum: 8F59F2BA
Here's an example code snippet...
using System;
using static AnitomySharp.AnitomySharp;
namespace anitomytest
{
class Program
{
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
const string filename = "[BM&T] Toradora! - 07v2 - Pool Opening (2008) [720p Hi10p FLAC] [BD] [8F59F2BA].mkv";
var results = Parse(filename);
results.ForEach(x => Console.WriteLine(x.Category + ": " + x.Value));
}
}
}...which will output:
ElementFileExtension: mkv
ElementFileName: [BM&T] Toradora! - 07v2 - Pool Opening (2008) [720p Hi10p FLAC] [BD] [8F59F2BA]
ElementVideoResolution: 720p
ElementVideoTerm: Hi10p
ElementAudioTerm: FLAC
ElementSource: BD
ElementFileChecksum: 8F59F2BA
ElementAnimeYear: 2008
ElementEpisodeNumber: 07
ElementReleaseVersion: 2
ElementAnimeTitle: Toradora!
ElementReleaseGroup: BM&T
ElementEpisodeTitle: Pool Opening
Installation
AnitomySharp is available on NuGet, and can be found under the name AnitomySharp.
Issues & Pull Requests
For the most part, AnitomyJ aims to be an exact Java replica of the original Anitomy. To make porting upstream changes easier most of the logic + file structure remain similar to their c++ counterparts. So, for the time being, I won't be accepting pull requests/issues that change the core parsing logic. I suggest opening an issue with the original Anitomy project and when it's fixed I'll merge it downstream.
That being said if the output of AnitomyJ and Anitomy differ in any way please open an issue.
FAQ
-
Why didn't you write a C# wrapper since Anitomy is in C++?
I could have, but the main motivation behind this project was to expose myself to C# and how it was different from Java, so I figured the best way to do that would be to port the library instead of making a wrapper.