Thread: Are there good examples of command line importing / metadata / library management
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Old 05-16-2020, 09:28 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by DictatorAlly View Post
I'd like to create a script to automate importing and upgrading metadata, it would great to see any examples of this.

Thank you.
Only if someone figures out a way to pick the discovered metadata options as well as the mark 1 eyeball does. The current Download metadata and covers option from Edit metadata is a pretty decent example of what is wrong with automatic download and import of metadata. I have yet to find a metadata source that is even close to trustworthy. By trustworthy, I mean automatically update 25 books and not have to modify the metadata and covers for more than 5.
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