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#!/bin/bash

# alpha-organize.sh

#####################
# The following script is to help organize a directory of directories into alphabetical groups based on their initial characters
# This is useful for organizing a large directory of movies into alphabetical groups for easier importing into Radarr
#####################

# Set the source directory - this is the directory that contains the movies to be organized, this directory should contain only directories

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$items = gci .\ -Recurse -File -Include *480p*, *720p*, *1080p*

foreach($item in $items) {

  if($item.Name -like "*480p*") {
    Move-Item -LiteralPath $item 'G:\path\480p'
  } elseif($item.Name -like "*720p*") {
    Move-Item -LiteralPath $item 'G:\path\720p'
  } elseif ($item.Name -like "*1080p*") {
    Move-Item -LiteralPath $item 'G:\path\1080p'

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# Set to true to test the script
$whatIf = $false

# Remove hidden files, like thumbs.db
$removeHiddenFiles = $true

# Get hidden files or not. Depending on removeHiddenFiles setting
$getHiddelFiles = !$removeHiddenFiles

# Remove empty directories locally

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<#
sortTorrentsByTracker.ps1
Sort .TORRENT files into subdirectories named after the tracker indicated in the file
Place this powershell script inside your /torrents directory, run the script and wait.
When finished, you will find all torrents organized into sub directories per tracker.
#>

$allfiles = gci  "*.torrent"

$ToNatural= { [regex]::Replace($_, '\d+',{$args[0].Value.Padleft(20)})} # Define natural sort method