@ -7,10 +7,15 @@ They can either be on the local system, online at an url, directly from the [Ple
The path types are outlined as follows:
* `- file:` refers to a metadata file which is located within the system that PMM is being run from.
* `- folder:` refers to a directory containing metadata files which is located within the system that PMM is being run from.
* `- pmm:` refers to a [PMM Defaults](/defaults/guide.md builders/overlay/playlist file.
* `- url:` refers to a metadata file which is hosted publicly on the internet.
* `- git:` refers to a metadata file which is hosted on the [Configs Repo](https://github.com/meisnate12/Plex-Meta-Manager-Configs).
* `- repo:` refers to a metadata file which is hosted on a custom repository specified by the user with the [`custom_repo` Setting Attribute](settings.md#custom-repo).
@ -95,21 +100,25 @@ playlist_files:
You can define custom Asset Directories per file by adding `asset_directory` to the file call.
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Assets can be stored anywhere on the host system that PMM has visibility of (i.e. if using docker, the directory must be mounted/visible to the docker container).
```yaml
libraries:
Movies:
metadata_path:
- file: config/Movies.yml
asset_directory: config/assets/Movies
asset_directory: <path_to_assets>/Movies
- pmm: actors
asset_directory: config/assets/people
asset_directory: <path_to_assets>/people
overlay_path:
- pmm: imdb
playlist_files:
- file: config/Playlists.yml
asset_directory:
- config/assets/playlists1
- config/assets/playlists2
- <path_to_assets>/playlists1
- <path_to_assets>/playlists2
```
## Metadata Path
@ -206,7 +215,7 @@ The [`playlist_files`](playlists.md) at the top level in your [Configuration Fil
## External Templates
The [`external_templates`](../builders/templates.md#external-templates) attribute is defined at the top level in your [Metadata File](../builders/details/metadata.md).
@ -101,28 +101,33 @@ Set the number of days before each cache mapping expires and has to be re-cached
## Image Asset Directory
Specify the directory where assets (posters, backgrounds, etc) are located.
| | |
|---|---|
| Default Value | [Directory containing YAML config]/assets |
| Allowed Values | any directory |
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Assets can be stored anywhere on the host system that PMM has visibility of (i.e. if using docker, the directory must be mounted/visible to the docker container).
| Default Value | [Directory containing YAML config]/assets |
| Allowed Values | any directory |
## Image Asset Folders
Search the `asset_directory` for a dedicated folder. Set to true if each poster is within its own directory.<br>
i.e. `config/assets/Star Wars/poster.png` instead of `config/assets/Star Wars.png`
i.e. `<path_to_assets>/Star Wars/poster.png` instead of `<path_to_assets>/Star Wars.png`
| | |
|---|---|
| Default Value | true |
| | |
|----------------|-------------------|
| Default Value | true |
| Allowed Values | `true` or `false` |
## Asset Depth
Specify how many folder levels to scan for an item within the asset directory<br>
At each asset level, PMM will look for either `medianame.ext` [such as Star Wars.png] or a dedicated folder containing `poster.ext`<br>
i.e. `config/assets/Star Wars/poster.png` and `config/assets/Star Wars.png` are both asset depth 0
and `config/assets/Movies/Star Wars/poster.png` and `config/assets/Movies/Star Wars.png` are both asset level 1
Specify how many folder levels to scan for an item within the asset directory
At each asset level, PMM will look for either `medianame.ext` [such as Star Wars.png] or a dedicated folder containing `poster.ext`
i.e. `<path_to_assets>/Star Wars/poster.png` and `<path_to_assets>/Star Wars.png` are both asset depth 0, whilst `<path_to_assets>/Movies/Star Wars/poster.png` and `<path_to_assets>/Movies/Star Wars.png` are both asset level 1
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increasing the amount of levels to scan will reduce performance
@ -8,6 +8,13 @@ The Image Asset Directories can be used to update the posters and backgrounds of
You can specify your asset folders under the `settings` attribute `asset_directory`:
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Assets can be stored anywhere on the host system that PMM has visibility of (i.e. if using docker, the directory must be mounted/visible to the docker container).
For the sake of this document, we will assume that your assets folders are all based within the directory mapped to `config` within your PMM environment.
```yaml
settings:
asset_directory: config/assets
@ -22,8 +29,9 @@ settings:
- config/more_assets
- config/assets_ahoy
```
[paths.md](..%2F..%2F..%2Fconfig%2Fpaths.md)
* You can specify an Image Asset Directory per Metadata/Playlist/Overlay File when calling the file. See [Path Types](../../../config/paths.md#asset-directory) for how to define them.
* By default [if no `asset_directory` is specified], the program will look in the same folder as your `config.yml` for a folder called `assets`.
## Applying assets
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The table below shows the asset folder path structures that will be searched for. There are two options for how Plex Meta Manager looks at the files inside your Asset Directories. Choose an option with the [`asset_folders` Setting Attribute](../../../config/settings.md#image-asset-folders). Note that `asset_folders` is a toggle; you can't put some images in folders and some not in a context where it is enabled.
Assets can be stored anywhere on the host system that PMM has visibility of (i.e. if using docker, the directory must be mounted/visible to the docker container).
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The below table assumes that your assets are stored within the directory mapped to `config` in your PMM environment.
* For **Collections** replace `ASSET_NAME` with the mapping name used with the collection unless `name_mapping` is specified, which you would then use what's specified in `name_mapping`.
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