Multiple directories for single site

[AdamantineH]

Having a bit of trouble figuring out how to set multiple directories for a single site. I've tried to use the example under extractor.*.directory as a basis, but running into some roadblocks. What I'm trying to do is change the set directory path depending on whether certain tags are detected for a given work on Mangadex, but it doesn't seem to be working. Here's the part of my config file for reference:

"directory":
{
"'Girls'' Love' in tags": ["Yuri", "{category}", "{demographic}", "{rating}", "{manga} - {author[0]}", "{volume:?v/ />02}c{chapter:>03} {chapter_minor}{title:?: //}"],
"": ["{category}", "{demographic}", "{rating}", "{manga} - {author[0]}", "{volume:?v/ />02}c{chapter:>03}{chapter_minor}{title:?: //}"]
},

I think part of the issue is in the single quote (') in the tag name, but as far as I can tell the way to properly escape it is to just use two singles ('').

Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

[mikf]

I think part of the issue is in the single quote (') in the tag name, but as far as I can tell the way to properly escape it is to just use two singles ('').

It is the single quote that's the problem, but you handle it by either escaping it with a backslash \ (which needs to be doubled because JSON \\) or by using triple quotes for the string:

        "directory":
        {
            "'Girls\\' Love' in tags": ["Yuri", "{category}", "{demographic}", "{rating}", "{manga} - {author[0]}", "{volume:?v/ />02}c{chapter:>03} {chapter_minor}{title:?: //}"],
            "": ["{category}", "{demographic}", "{rating}", "{manga} - {author[0]}", "{volume:?v/ />02}c{chapter:>03}{chapter_minor}{title:?: //}"]
        }

        "directory":
        {
            "'''Girls' Love''' in tags": ["Yuri", "{category}", "{demographic}", "{rating}", "{manga} - {author[0]}", "{volume:?v/ />02}c{chapter:>03} {chapter_minor}{title:?: //}"],
            "": ["{category}", "{demographic}", "{rating}", "{manga} - {author[0]}", "{volume:?v/ />02}c{chapter:>03}{chapter_minor}{title:?: //}"]
        }