Readit News>Its CLI has a certain logic to it... it's order dependent (not all unix CLIs are).
Which is appropriate. A Unix pipeline is dependent on the order of the components, and complex FFMpeg invocations entail doing something analogous.
>I ended up using ffmpeg-python which composes the command line from this
A lot of people like this aesthetic, but doing "fluent" interfaces like this is often considered un-Pythonic. (My understanding is that ffmpeg-python is designed to mirror the command-line order closely.) The preference (reinforced by the design of the standard library and built-in types) is to have strong https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command%E2%80%93query_separati... . By this principle, it would look something more like
ffmpeg(global_args=..., overwrite_output=True).process_async(piped_input(...), output(...))
Similar, arguably simpler, Python library that provides an interface to FFmpeg command line is ffmpy [0], of which I am the author.
Does it support regular expressions to match parts of a URL? I have two different GitHub accounts, that I need to be able open in different containers based on the organization name (https://github.com/<org>). I am currently using https://addons.mozilla.org/en-CA/firefox/addon/containerise/, but it is a bit of a pain. I would much prefer defining my rules in code.
I have been working on it for about a year now. It is not yet public because I am yet to apply for Spotify API quota extension, but I'd be happy to allow access manually if anyone wanted to take a look.
https://mottle.it/