Two improvements:
1. DOWNLOAD FILENAME: instead of 'reel_<job-id>.mp4' (e.g. reel_25e076af7600.mp4),
downloads now have descriptive names like:
- 'Lady Gaga - Abracadabra - REEL.mp4'
- 'Modrijani - S teboj - REEL.mp4'
- 'Sarah Connor - FICKA - REEL.mp4'
2. PRE-UPLOAD VALIDATION: when filename doesn't follow 'Artist - Title' format,
browser prompts user for both fields. Without them, upload is blocked.
This prevents files with names like '12345.mp4' or 'video_final.mp4' from
being processed without identifying info.
Implementation:
- parse_artist_title() helper handles common formats:
- 'Artist - Title.mp4' / 'Artist – Title' (em-dash)
- 'Artist | Title' / 'Artist : Title'
- Strips noise: '(Official Music Video)', '(Audio)', '(HD)', '[Lyric Video]'
- Client-side parser mirrors backend (validation before upload)
- Backend accepts artist + title form fields (override parsed)
- Job stored with parsed_artist + parsed_title + has_clean_name fields
- YouTube jobs auto-fetch title via yt-dlp --info-only and parse it
- Filename hint to Scribe/Claude uses parsed values (cleaner than raw filename)
- Download endpoint uses build_download_filename() for content-disposition
- Jobs list shows 'Artist — Title' instead of raw filename
Result: downloaded reels are auto-named correctly for Facebook/Instagram
upload, no more renaming files manually.
Sebastjan Artič
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