Description
When Athenaeum organizes a completed download into the Audiobookshelf (ABS) library, it currently uses a single configured target path, with the option to separate audiobooks and ebooks into subdirectories.
This works for simple setups, but it does not work well for users who split their Audiobookshelf content across multiple libraries with separate root folders. At the moment, there is no way to define different target folders on the same filesystem level or to map searches/downloads to specific ABS libraries.
Use case
Some ABS users split libraries by target audience. For example:
- one library for children's audiobooks
- one library for all other audiobooks
In such setups, each library may have its own root folder rather than just a subdirectory under a shared parent folder.
Suggestion
Support configuring a target path per ABS library.
When adding or editing a search, allow the user to select which ABS library the search should be associated with. Completed downloads should then be organized into the target path configured for that library.
Description
When Athenaeum organizes a completed download into the Audiobookshelf (ABS) library, it currently uses a single configured target path, with the option to separate audiobooks and ebooks into subdirectories.
This works for simple setups, but it does not work well for users who split their Audiobookshelf content across multiple libraries with separate root folders. At the moment, there is no way to define different target folders on the same filesystem level or to map searches/downloads to specific ABS libraries.
Use case
Some ABS users split libraries by target audience. For example:
In such setups, each library may have its own root folder rather than just a subdirectory under a shared parent folder.
Suggestion
Support configuring a target path per ABS library.
When adding or editing a search, allow the user to select which ABS library the search should be associated with. Completed downloads should then be organized into the target path configured for that library.