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Tag parser script Anonymous 01/29/16 (Fri) 04:09:28 No.1914

Here's something I did to make copying individual booru tags easier. hydrus is good with booru browser but its page downloader doesn't read tags. And sometimes you just wanna quickly add tags to an individual image.

So this tamper/greasemonkey script will add a button and a key bind to booru posts and the Illustration2Vec demo site to copy all tags on the page including their schemas and rating. Then you can just right click your image in hydrus > manage file tags > paste tags > apply. The whole process takes about 5 seconds.

github.com/JetBoom/boorutagparser

Anonymous 01/29/16 (Fri) 05:20:03 No.1916

Nice, is there a list of which boorus are supported, or does it just work for all?

Anonymous 01/29/16 (Fri) 06:33:03 No.1917

>>1916

It works on a "catch-all with exceptions" basis. So any site that matches *booru.*/ will work. Sites with weird names like rule34.xxx are manually added to the @include list.

Also, different boorus use different css so I need to add new selectors if some booru doesn't work. Most do work though because most use the same css as gelbooru or booru.org or danbooru. The script auto-updates from github so if something doesn't work, make an issue/pull request and I'll make it work for that site without you having to do anything.

Anonymous 01/29/16 (Fri) 19:34:19 No.1918

Illustration2Vec(neural network) is nice concept in theory, but it's still too young for me to consider full deployment. However I could still potentially have uses for it. Is it possible to make the script only copy tags that have a confidence rating of 70% or above? It's just i'd rather have no tags than incorrect ones

Anonymous 01/29/16 (Fri) 21:53:11 No.1919

>>1918

I have it set to 20%. You can change it on line 32.

var iv2_confidence_rating = 70.0;

I'm gonna just put in an options menu or something soon.

Anonymous 01/30/16 (Sat) 21:26:38 No.1936

Sankaku has some images the others don't, but the script doesn't work on it.

Anonymous 01/31/16 (Sun) 00:23:34 No.1938

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>>1936

Update 1.0.4: All sites and their tag schemas on the hydrus booru list now work.

Anonymous 01/31/16 (Sun) 01:20:12 No.1939

>>1938

1.0.5: added options menu for iv2 confidence rating and copy sound url.

Anonymous 01/31/16 (Sun) 16:10:59 No.1942

>>1938

Thanks.

Anonymous 01/31/16 (Sun) 17:08:21 No.1943

Does anyone know of an option somewhere to automatically add the preferred tag instead of spawning dialogs when pasting multiple tags, by the way?

Anonymous 02/02/16 (Tue) 11:46:19 No.1951

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I put in nhentai for 1.0.6. They have a nice json page so it also works when viewing individual images.

Anonymous 03/01/16 (Tue) 08:06:35 No.2170

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1.1.0 is here with a real nifty feature: the ability to download an image and its tags to a bulk import folder. So you can now press a button (or a hotkey, I set it to backslash by default) and it will download the full-size image and its tags to your disk. Then you can just drag the entire folder on to hydrus and it will import every image and their tags at one time. It saves A LOT of time so instead of 5 seconds per image wasted it's more like 5 seconds total at the end of your browsing session.

This utilizes the new r194 ability to parse image.jpg.txt files. The feature requires a separate sort of daemon server to be ran in the background made in node.js (web addons have real limited access to your disk). There's instructions that even a retard can understand if you want to get that working.

https://github.com/JetBoom/boorutagparser

https://github.com/JetBoom/boorutagparser-server

Anonymous 03/04/16 (Fri) 05:18:08 No.2183

>>2170

Holy shit bro, you are a lifesaver. Before this, my process of downloading an individual image involved getting its md5 and then searching "md5:<hash>" on hydrus's downloads page.

Anonymous 03/05/16 (Sat) 04:17:17 No.2193

>>2183

And I just realized that Hydrus' automatic import folders doesn't yet support txt file imports.

I'll need to either figure out a quick way to export the images with their md5 filenames, or just redownload everything.

Anonymous 03/08/16 (Tue) 19:03:56 No.2214

>>2170

So, im too retarded to map the shortcut properly because of problems with the different layout.

Is it possible to change the key?

Anonymous 03/09/16 (Wed) 13:05:25 No.2228

>>2214

Holy shit, im really retarded. i just had to look into the script.

Anonymous 03/11/16 (Fri) 18:03:12 No.2246

>>2170

Great tool! Thank for supporting paheal as well, however "download with tags" doesn't work there because the doDownload function isn't able to find the link to the image.

In case anyone is interested in a fix, with my very limited coding knowledge I managed to do it.

I added this line, directly under the first query in the doDownload function:

if (!a) var a = document.querySelector('img[src*="/_images/"]');

Anonymous 03/12/16 (Sat) 02:49:20 No.2248

I don't suppose there's a way to shortcut "paste tags" and "accept" to get this down to keystrokes only essentially? Otherwise, I'll just make an AHK script and do it a dirty way.

Anonymous 03/12/16 (Sat) 05:17:13 No.2249

>>2248

Use the server he links to download the image and its tags in in a .txt file. Setup the import folder as an import folder in hydrus. Then you can avoid having to manage tags within hydrus itself, for the most part

Anonymous 03/12/16 (Sat) 09:17:54 No.2250

>>1914

Ever thought about using pm2 to have the server run in the background instead of a constantly-open command window?

Anonymous 03/12/16 (Sat) 23:50:49 No.2257

>>2249

Nifty, but I needed what I mentioned for existing files in Hydrus that were untagged. The way I'm doing it now is reverse image searching and AHKing the tags in, the server method would create duplicates.

Anonymous 03/13/16 (Sun) 18:32:14 No.2261

The "download with tags" button doesn't work on some boorus (http://vidyart.booru.org/ as an example). I think it's because they don't have a download button and just post the original file.

Anonymous 03/16/16 (Wed) 07:29:37 No.2273

>>2246

>>2261

Fixed these in 1.1.2

Anonymous 03/17/16 (Thu) 18:39:56 No.2276

>>2273

Thanks for the fix!

( ˇωˇっ)3 ℞ubioSoft™ 03/25/16 (Fri) 04:25:33 No.2322

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Anonymous 03/25/16 (Fri) 06:10:26 No.2323

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>>2170

Do you know how I might go about getting boorutagparser-server running in Arch?

Anonymous 03/25/16 (Fri) 06:53:29 No.2324

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>>2323

# pacman -S npm
$ npm install boorutagparser-server
$ node node_modules/boorutagparser-server

This will install boorutagparser-server in the present working directory into a folder named node_modules along with all it dependencies hence the final command. There's probably a way to add node_modules to path or something but I'm not familiar enough with node.

Anonymous 03/26/16 (Sat) 00:43:20 No.2325

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>>2324

Thanks.