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[Enhancement]: Directory structure - extra layer option #963
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Originally created by @KaiStarkk on GitHub (Feb 12, 2023).
Describe the feature/enhancement
An optional additional layer(/s) in the directory structure would be a huge help.
There aren't many genres of fiction that aren't touched by this. For example here's the most famous fantasy author of the day:
@advplyr commented on GitHub (Feb 12, 2023):
Can you explain some more what I'm looking at? Are these series with sub-series? How could the scanner know if it is a sub-series?
@hobesman commented on GitHub (Feb 12, 2023):
It's a universe (Cosmere) with series (Mistborn) and sub series (Mistborn Original Trilogy, Wax and Wayne).
@KaiStarkk commented on GitHub (Feb 12, 2023):
Correct - and as for how the scanner could do this, the way that makes most sense to me would be to allow collections to hold series, then have the following:
Four level structure;
Author > Collection > Series > Book
Fifth level structure:
Author > Collection > Series > Sub-series > Book
Sixth level structure and higher:
Author > Collection > … > Collection > Series > Sub-series > Book
This would cover any author I’ve seen so far including the big series writers like King, Feist, Sanderson etc. who divide their works into universes, cycles, sagas etc. could also separate their fiction from their non-fiction in this way.
Also allows nicely for non-fiction writers and classics - e.g. separating Blake’s essays, letters, poetry, short stories, etc.
But I might not be using collection correctly there?
Will admit I’m not fully clear on what collection is for. It seems it can only hold books so might be intended for standards like “DNF”, “Currently reading”, “Up next”? If so maybe they could be made built in like “Finished” currently is - (and sync to Goodreads / TheStoryGraph shelves)
@KaiStarkk commented on GitHub (Feb 27, 2023):
I've realised this can be merged with #870
@advplyr commented on GitHub (Feb 27, 2023):
Duplicate of #870
thanks