pub struct MediaFile {
Show 18 fields pub id: i64, pub media_id: Option<i64>, pub library_id: i64, pub target_file: String, pub raw_name: String, pub raw_year: Option<i64>, pub quality: Option<String>, pub codec: Option<String>, pub container: Option<String>, pub audio: Option<String>, pub original_resolution: Option<String>, pub duration: Option<i64>, pub episode: Option<i64>, pub season: Option<i64>, pub corrupt: Option<bool>, pub channels: Option<i64>, pub profile: Option<String>, pub audio_language: Option<String>,
}
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MediaFile struct which represents a media file on the filesystem. This struct holds some basic information which the video player on the front end might require.

Fields

id: i64

Unique identifier of a mediafile.

media_id: Option<i64>

Foreign key linking this entry to the media table or Media struct

library_id: i64

Library foreign key linking this entry to the library table or Library struct

target_file: String

String representing the file path of the file we target. This should be a real path on the filesystem.

raw_name: String

Raw name that we extract from the filename using regex and the parse-torrent-name library

raw_year: Option<i64>

Raw year we might be able to extract from the filename using regex and the parse-torrent-name library

quality: Option<String>

Quality string that we might get from ffprobe when running it against our file

codec: Option<String>

Codec that we might get from ffprobe when running it against our file

container: Option<String>

Container descriptor that we might get from ffprobe

audio: Option<String>

Audio codec specifier that we might get from ffprobe

original_resolution: Option<String>

Video resolution that we can obtain from ffprobe

duration: Option<i64>

Duration of the video file that we obtain from ffprobe

episode: Option<i64>

Episode number that we might get from using regex and the parse-torrent-name crate. This is specific to tv shows only.

season: Option<i64>

Season number that we might get from using regexa and the parse-torrent-name crate. This is specific to tv shows only.

corrupt: Option<bool>

Flag which tells us if the file is corrupted or not. ie if ffprobe cant open the file and reports no metadata this flag will be set.

channels: Option<i64>

Audio channels count

profile: Option<String>

avc_profile

audio_language: Option<String>

Primary audio language

Implementations

Method returns all mediafiles associated with a library.

Arguments
  • conn - mutable reference to a sqlx transaction.
  • lib - reference to a Library object that we will match against

Method returns all mediafiles associated with a library and filters for those not associated with a media

Arguments
  • conn - mutable reference to a sqlx transaction.
  • lib - reference to a Library object that we will match against

Method returns all mediafiles associated with a Media object.

Arguments
  • conn - mutable reference to a sqlx transaction.
  • lib - reference to a Library object that we will match against

Method returns all metadata of a mediafile based on the id supplied.

Arguments
  • conn - mutable reference to a sqlx transaction.
  • _id - id of the mediafile object we are targetting

Method returns all metadata for a set of mediafile ids.

Arguments
  • conn - mutable reference to a sqlx transaction.
  • ids - list of mediafile ids

Method checks whether a mediafile entry with the filepath supplied exists or not, returning a bool.

Arguments
  • conn - mutable reference to a sqlx transaction.
  • file - string slice containing our filepath

Function will return the largest duration for a media.

Method deletes mediafile matching the id supplied

Arguments
  • conn - mutable reference to a sqlx transaction.
  • _id - id of the mediafile entry we want to delete

Function deletes all mediafiles with library_id of lib_id. This function is used when deleting a library with a sqlite backend.

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