Configuration of PKG files

[holyarahippo06]

Heyya!

First off, I stumbled upon this tool the other day and overall, I'm truly loving it.
It's exactly what I hoped to find somewhere here lol

Though, to get to the issue;

I added some pkg files, that wouldn't be "games" though, they all appear in the "games" category on the PS4, DLCs would have the right image on the server's side, but in the store, they all have the same one and Update Patches are being recognized as the game itself...

Is there perhaps some folder structure that I could mimic or some json file present anywhere that I could edit to customize it a bit more?
Sadly, couldn't find anything useful in regards to this :/

Also, sorry if I'm just being dense tbh.. but Thank you in advance!!!

[Gkiokan]

Hi there and thanks for loving the app :)

We had once a similar request with the HB-Store-CLI-Server because all the Game names where identical, Game, Update and DLC.

Yes they appear all on the Games Category, which is hard coded sofar.
To have it split, I need to update the Title maybe with a Prefix
G yyy for Game and
U xxx for Update
which will make everything a bit easier.

If I can't catch you up, you can try to rename your files and see if that helps for now.
The update may take some time as I just arrived from vocation and have a couple things to do. - no excuses - but I will catch this up!

[holyarahippo06]

Hey! Just saw the message! ^^

Thank a lot for the reply, I really appreciate it!!

And that sounds amazing. I mean, I'd be happy with any way of categorizing them, as I just really love sorting all of my media, from Plex, to Kavita, to ABS, everything has to be sorted xD

But yeah, take your time with it though!!! No need to stress anything. After all, no one can stress perfection, right?

Anyways, hope you had a great vacation and I hope to hear from you sometime again!

[holyarahippo06]

Heyy again! :D

After my homeserver died again and had to set it up once more, I decided to just take a look at the source of this entire thing today, and managed to make a sort of category system! :D

It may be a bit basic and all, but it works so far! Only wish the preview images were all right, but, I can live with this small achievement!

Here's the code;

import fs from 'fs';
import pkgInfo from 'ps4-pkg-info';
import path from 'path';
import baseImage from './baseImage';

export default {
  files: [],

  createItem(data, file, pid = 1) {
    // Sanitize filename
    let patchedFilename = (file.charAt(0) === "/") ? 
      file.substr(1).replace(/[^a-zA-Z0-9-_./]/g, '') : 
      file.replace(/[^a-zA-Z0-9-_./]/g, '');
    
    let stats = fs.lstatSync(file);
    let size = this.formatBytes(stats.size, 2);

    // Determine the apptype based on the directory
    let directory = path.dirname(file);
    let apptype = "HB Game"; // Default type
    if (directory.includes('/Themes')) {
      apptype = "Theme";
    } else if (directory.includes('/DLC')) {
      apptype = "DLC";
    } else if (directory.includes('/Patches')) {
      apptype = "Patch";
    }

    let item = {
      pid,
      id: data.paramSfo.TITLE_ID,
      name: data.paramSfo.TITLE,
      desc: "",
      image: "__image",
      package: "__package",
      version: data.paramSfo.APP_VER,
      picpath: "/user/app/NPXS39041/storedata/" + data.paramSfo.TITLE_ID + ".png",
      desc_1: "",
      desc_2: "",
      ReviewStars: "Custom Rating",
      Size: size,
      Author: "HB-Store CDN",
      apptype, // Use the dynamically determined type
      pv: "5.05+",
      main_icon_path: "__image",
      main_menu_pic: "/user/app/NPXS39041/storedata/" + data.paramSfo.TITLE_ID + ".png",
      releaseddate: "2019-04-30",
      path: file,
      filename: path.basename(file),
      patchedFilename,
      icon0: data.icon0 ?? baseImage,
    };

    return item;
  },

  removeBasePath(item, toRemove) {
    item.patchedFilename = item.patchedFilename.replace(toRemove, '');

    if (item.patchedFilename.charAt(0) === '/')
      item.patchedFilename = item.patchedFilename.substr(1);

    return item;
  },

  getImagePathURI(data) {
    return data.patchedFilename + '/icon0.png';
  },

  addImages(data = null, base) {
    let id = data.id;
    let image = base + '/' + this.getImagePathURI(data);

    data.image = image;
    data.main_icon_path = image;

    return data;
  },

  formatBytes(bytes, decimals = 2, k = 1000) {
    if (bytes === 0) return '0 Bytes';

    const dm = decimals < 0 ? 0 : decimals;
    const sizes = ['Bytes', 'KB', 'MB', 'GB', 'TB', 'PB', 'EB', 'ZB', 'YB'];

    const i = Math.floor(Math.log(bytes) / Math.log(k));

    return parseFloat((bytes / Math.pow(k, i)).toFixed(dm)) + ' ' + sizes[i];
  },
};

replace "src-electron/src/hb.js" with it and build it, it only requires there to be 3 Folders; Themes, Patch and DLC. The "Game" Category is implied, so, it'll always assume a .pkg file is a game.

Also tested this with npm run build:linux, didn't manage to test it on anything else yet :/

Hope this helps though!

EDIT:

come to think of it, you could probably do this instead:

    // Determine the apptype based on the directory
    let directory = path.dirname(file);
    let apptype = "Unknown"; // Default type
    if (directory.includes('/Themes')) {
      apptype = "Theme";
    } else if (directory.includes('/DLC')) {
      apptype = "DLC";
    } else if (directory.includes('/Patches')) {
      apptype = "Patch";
    } else if (directory.includes('/Games')) {
      apptype = "HB Game"

that way, it wouldn't always assume everything is a Game, I suppose, but as there're more categories too, I would assume, that:

    if (directory.includes('/Apps')) {
      apptype = "App";
    }

could potentially work too, haven't tested those yet though.

Either way, hope I could help!

[Gkiokan]

I would probably read out the PKG Info Object and determine what it is based on that.

There was someone who did a PR on the CLI Version and he piped it for himself.
I didn't had to rework it fully to implement it in the PR but you can get an Idea from it:
Gkiokan/hb-store-cdn-cli-server@f4740fd

If you are missing the images, checkout the store.db file and it's paths for the images. They should be handled by the express webserver when creating all the links.