Full track names are retained

[sewnie]

Hi. I was searching on GitHub for similar projects and I found bannedcamp, and decided to try it out. I hope you don't mind.

I found it rather inconvenient that track paths are as such:
collection/toxic yuri - and all the lights aren't on in my head/toxic yuri - and all the lights aren't on in my head - 09 sinu punane pistik.flac

Rather than:
collection/toxic yuri - and all the lights aren't on in my head/09 sinu punane pistik.flac
Or:
collection/toxic yuri/and all the lights aren't on in my head/09 sinu punane pistik.flac

[BatteredBunny]

Option for different folder name formats is reasonable imo.

Renaming the actual files might be out of scope though, im not sure about that.
I would imagine a dedicated music library management program (like beets https://github.com/beetbox/beets) would do a better job at it.

Feel free to make a PR for it in the meantime though.

[BatteredBunny]

Incredible music example btw xd

[BatteredBunny]

Newest version of bannedcamp has a --custom-format flag on the cli downloader

      --custom-format <CUSTOM_FORMAT>
          
               Custom name format for download outputs
               Note! This does not modify the files inside album packages, only the top-level folder/file name.
          
               Variables:
               - {artist}: Artist name
               - {title}: Item title (track or album name)
               - {ext}: File extension (e.g., .flac, .mp3), only used for single track downloads, will be empty otherwise. Note that the extension includes the dot!
               - {id}: Item ID
          
               Examples:
               - "{artist} - {title}{ext}" -> "Clark Rainbow - Chainsaw.flac" (when downloading a single track URL https://clarkrainbow.bandcamp.com/track/chainsaw)
               - "{artist} - {title}" -> "Bad Math - Missing Narrative"
               - "{artist}/{title}" -> "Bad Math/Missing Narrative"
          
               Default:
                 "{artist} - {title}" for albums,
                 "{artist} - {title}{ext}" for tracks

It implements a basic version of this.