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nfo-to-json

v1.0.0

Published

Crawl directories of .nfo files and convert them to JSON

Downloads

99

Readme

nfo-to-json

Recursive directory crawler that parses Kodi/Jellyfin .nfo files and converts them to JSON.

This package is a complete rewrite based on nfo-parser, utilizing nfo-create for robust type definitions and standardized media metadata interfaces.

Features

  • Recursive Scanning: Crawls entire directory trees for .nfo files.
  • Type-Safe Parsing: Supports Movie, TV Show, and Episode NFO formats.
  • Aggregate Output: Can produce unified movies.json and tv-shows.json files.
  • Detailed Metadata: Extracts actors (with roles and thumbs), unique IDs (IMDb, TMDb, TVDb), artwork (posters, fanart), and more.
  • Security-Minded: Includes file size caps and prototype pollution protection.
  • Modern Tooling: Built with TypeScript, Vitest, and tsup for high performance and reliability.

Installation

npm install -g nfo-to-json

CLI Usage

Basic Conversion

Converts each .nfo file into a corresponding .json file in the same directory.

nfo-to-json --input /path/to/media

Aggregate Mode

Collects all discovered records and writes them into two unified files: movies.json and tv-shows.json.

nfo-to-json --input /path/to/media --aggregate --output /path/to/output

Options

  • -i, --input <path>: Directory to scan for .nfo files (required).
  • --aggregate: Write movies.json + tv-shows.json instead of individual files.
  • --output <path>: Output directory for aggregate files (defaults to input path).
  • --dry-run: Preview actions without touching the filesystem.
  • -v, --verbose: Show detailed per-file processing logs.

Programmatic API

import { parseNfo, crawlDir, buildMoviesJson, buildTvShowsJson } from 'nfo-to-json';

// Parse a single file
const result = await parseNfo('movie.nfo');
console.log(result.type); // 'movie', 'episode', or 'tvshow'
console.log(result.data.title);

// Crawl a directory
for await (const filePath of crawlDir('./media')) {
  console.log('Found:', filePath);
}

Attribution

This project is a modern rewrite of metarr-media/nfo-parser. It has been refactored to use ESM, Vitest, and shared interfaces from nfo-create.

License

MIT