I know I can use the Octoprint filemanager and other similar plugins to move/rename/delete stored gcode files using the Octoprint WebUI.
However, I find that solution slow/laggy and relatively inflexible as I am a CLI-type guy...
In the past, I have manually moved/renamed gcode files stored in the ~/octoprint/uploads file heirarchy by first moving the file and then carefully editing the corresponding .metadata.json files -- deleting the entry from the original location and adding it to the new location.
However, this approach is painful and error-prone.
So, I was wondering if anybody has written a CLI script to move/rename gcode files and update the requisite .metadata.json files.
Also, would be cool to set up a FUSE filesystem that would allow listing/copying/moving/deleting gcode files within the ~/octoprint/uploads heirarchy. Has anyone explored this?
If there is not an existing CLI script, can someone point me to any existing low-level subroutines that I could tap into and call from my CLI script -- as this should be easier, cleaner, and safer than hacking up some python/perl script to parse and edit the .metadata.json files manually.
Any and all pointers welcome!
Thanks!