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Feature: rename comic folder and archive simultaneously #8

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opened 2026-03-12 19:59:49 +00:00 by bryan · 0 comments
bryan commented 2026-03-12 19:59:49 +00:00
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Feature Request

Some comics have no readable title available (e.g. purely numeric slugs like 030), leaving the user stuck with a meaningless folder and archive name.

Proposed Behavior

Add a rename command (or flag) that lets the user rename both the folder and the .cbz archive in one operation:

go run main.go rename 030 "Saga of the Swamp Thing"

This should atomically:

  1. Rename ~/.yoink/030/ → ~/.yoink/Saga of the Swamp Thing/
  2. Rename ~/.yoink/030/030.cbz → ~/.yoink/Saga of the Swamp Thing/Saga of the Swamp Thing.cbz

Motivation

  • Title extraction can fail or produce meaningless names (see #7)
  • Users should have a quick way to correct the name without manually hunting down both the folder and the archive file inside it
## Feature Request Some comics have no readable title available (e.g. purely numeric slugs like `030`), leaving the user stuck with a meaningless folder and archive name. ## Proposed Behavior Add a `rename` command (or flag) that lets the user rename both the folder and the `.cbz` archive in one operation: ```bash go run main.go rename 030 "Saga of the Swamp Thing" ``` This should atomically: 1. Rename `~/.yoink/030/` → `~/.yoink/Saga of the Swamp Thing/` 2. Rename `~/.yoink/030/030.cbz` → `~/.yoink/Saga of the Swamp Thing/Saga of the Swamp Thing.cbz` ## Motivation - Title extraction can fail or produce meaningless names (see #7) - Users should have a quick way to correct the name without manually hunting down both the folder and the archive file inside it
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