changed .match guid to mal-id

using only guid as a key is too ambiguous for a MyAnimeList specific usage.
The key for the MyAnimeList ID was changed to mal-id.

Contents/Code/utils/common.py

@@ -276,9 +276,10 @@ def readMatchFile(self, path):
                 elem = elem.replace("\r", "")
                 if elem.startswith('title'):
                     matchValues['title'] = elem.replace("title: ","")
-                if elem.startswith('guid'):
-                    matchValues['guid'] = elem.replace("guid: ","")
+                if elem.startswith('mal-id'):
+                    matchValues['mal-id'] = elem.replace("mal-id: ","")
 
+            Log.Debug("[" + self.AGENT_NAME + "] " + ".match values: " + str(matchValues))
             return matchValues
 
         except Exception as e:

Contents/Code/utils/myanimelistagent.py

@@ -52,9 +52,9 @@ def search(self, results, media, lang, manual, type):
             Log.Info("[" + self.AGENT_NAME + "] " + ".match file found")
             matchFileDict = self.COMMON_UTILS.readMatchFile(matchFileLocation)
 
-            if "guid" in matchFileDict:
+            if "mal-id" in matchFileDict:
                 # the MyAnimeList ID is available in the .match file
-                title = title + "[mal-" + matchFileDict['guid'] + "]"
+                title = title + "[mal-" + matchFileDict['mal-id'] + "]"
             elif "title" in matchFileDict:
                 # a title is available in the .match file, use that instead of the media title
                 title = matchFileDict['title']

README.md

@@ -199,13 +199,13 @@ Since I didn't want it to be Plex-specific, the Agent will read a .match file fr
     * .match 
     * 91 Days - 01.ext
 
-Currently, the Agent will only check for 2 values `title` and `guid`, the `guid` is prioritized so that if a GUID is set, the Agent will force a match to that ID.
+Currently, the Agent will only check for 2 values `title` and `mal-id`, the `mal-id` is prioritized so that if a GUID is set, the Agent will force a match to that ID.
 
 A Match file could therefore look something like this:
 
 ```
 title: 91 Days
-guid: 32998
+mal-id: 32998
 ```
 
 With Applications like FileBot or ShokoServer that can rename your files automatically and that use AniDB,

VERSION

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-#Tue, 13 Sep 2022 13:51:14 +0200
+#Thu, 15 Sep 2022 07:17:54 +0200
 major.number=7
 minor.number=3
-build.number=0
+build.number=1