从自定义文件格式中提取元数据并在文件管理器中使用

Question

I have been looking for a tool that allows me to scan files for metadata (I have an extensive directory full of test logs that are basically my own file format. Metadata would be "fail/pass" etc.). I would basically want to have a local or web-based file manager where I can basically add custom columns and manage my files based on the extracted metadata. Does anyone know what would be a good project/tool for me to build on/start with? I hope this is not too vague, thanks a lot!

Answer 1

It would be better if you'd update the question instead. Look, when posting, you'd want to share your problem, not what bugs you.

Like, how did you store. Its definitely possible to sort based on their test files on the log files if theres a constant format pattern. In the .log files I hope they are like "a.jpg : pass ; pass ; fail" (can't be sure though)

So, write a program that finds which have passed and which have failed. In a different folder, create a file with that file name. copy everything from source to destination in that order. This will update the timestamps and when you'll sort by date/time in any file manager in that folder, you'll see your sorted results. I advise you to write the specifications of the log file and get into work. Its certainly easy enough unless you are not using any delimiters.