Hi,
Brand new user, unRaid docker, functioning properly scanning test directory and writing to test_destination directory.
How do I change the folder/file naming structure from test_destination/year/PhotoDate/OriginalFileName.ext
to
test_destination/YYYY/MM/PhotoDate-PhotoTime.ext?
Thanks in advance!
Erik
Welcome to PhotoStructure, @ainuke !
Know that PhotoStructure v1.1 currently supports custom directory names (the YYYY/MM bit), but doesn’t currently support custom file basenames (the PhotoDate-PhotoTime.ext bit).
This is an easy feature to add, though, so I just coded it up 
: it’ll be available in v2.1, which is currently in pre-alpha.
Until then, know that you can configure the directory format via the assetSubdirectoryDatestampFormat setting:
If you chose to copy assets into your library, they will be copied into
<originals directory>/<result of this pattern>/<original imagename>.
- See the originalsDir system setting for what your is
(it defaults to your library root directory).- Please encode this path with forward-slashes, even if you’re on Windows.
- If any patterns resolve to including forward-slashes, know that will be interpreted as subdirectories.
- If you want to add a static path, escape the pathname with single quotes
(like “‘photos’/y/MM/dd”).- This will always be interpreted as a relative path from your
PhotoStructure library.- See https://moment.github.io/luxon/#/formatting?id=table-of-tokens.
The default value is "y/y-MM-dd". You’ll want to change this to "y/MM".
You do that by navigating to the environment variable section in your docker image setup, and PS_ASSET_SUBDIRECTORY_DATESTAMP_FORMAT (or assetSubdirectoryDatestampFormat, PhotoStructure looks in both places) to the new value "y/MM". You’ll need to restart the container for this to take affect, and know that PhotoStructure never renames or moves files that are already in your library directory. More details are here: PhotoStructure | Using environment variables with PhotoStructure
After v2.1 is available, you’ll want to override a brand-new setting, assetPathnameFormat, to "y/MM/ISO.EXT", which will render the PhotoDate-PhotoTime with the ISO 8601 standard.
Here’s the documentation for this new setting:
If you chose to copy assets into your library, they will be copied into
<originals directory>/<result of assetPathnameFormat>.
See the originalsDir system setting for what your is
(it defaults to your library root directory).Please encode this path with forward-slashes, even if you’re on Windows.
If any patterns resolve to including forward-slashes, know that will be
interpreted as subdirectories.If you want to add a static path, escape the pathname with single quotes
(like “‘photos’/y/MM/dd”).The result of this will always be interpreted as a relative path from your
PhotoStructure originals directory.Use token “BASE” as a shorthand for the original basename (“photo.jpg” for
“/path/to/photo.jpg”).Use token “NAME” as a shorthand for the original filename, without the
file extension (“photo” for “/path/to/photo.jpg”).Use token “PARENT” as a shorthand for the original file’s parent directory
name (“to” for “/path/to/photo.jpg”).Use token “GRANDPARENT” as a shorthand for the original file’s grandparent
directory name (“path” for “/path/to/photo.jpg”).Use token “EXT” for the filename’s extension without the “.” prefix (like
“jpg” for “/path/to/photo.jpg”).Use token “ISO” as a shorthand for
"yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSZZ".You can escape other static text by wrapping with single quotes (like the
'T'in the ISO format above).For other tokens, see
https://moment.github.io/luxon/#/formatting?id=table-of-tokens.