How can I automatically set the gallery's title on Imx.to as directory name?

[P650SE]

Hi!

I'm trying to download image galleries from the website Imxto. I would like each gallery to download into a separate folder, with the title of each gallery set as the folder name (eg. Gallery 1, Gallery 2, etc...)

Here is an example output when I run a -K command to output a list of available keywords. The issue I have is, the title of the gallery is listed under the heading "Keywords for --chapter-filter" and appears it can't be used as a keyword for the directory name.

If I ignore this and try to use "directory":["{title}"] in my config, all of the images are saved into a single directory called "None".

Is there any solution for this website, to automatically set the gallery title as directory name?

Thanks and sorry for the beginner question.

Keywords for --chapter-filter:
------------------------------
title
  Paris Olympics 2024 (Day 1)

Keywords for directory names:
-----------------------------
category
  imxto
extension
  jpg
filename
  IMG_0001
hash
  27541236842fdd3b463794f75be471fc
height
  3000
size
  478874
subcategory
  image
token
  4ki9wq
width
  2000

Keywords for filenames and --filter:
------------------------------------
category
  imxto
extension
  jpg
filename
  IMG_0001
hash
  27541236842fdd3b463794f75be471fc
height
  3000
size
  478874
subcategory
  image
token
  4ki9wq
width
  2000

[mikf]

Enable parent-metadata to make the title value available for each gallery image.

"parent-metadata": true

[P650SE]

Thank you, it works perfect! I appreciate your assistance!

"imxto":
{
	"directory":["{title}"],
	"parent-metadata": true
},

[Hrxn]

@P650SE Can you give me an example link to this gallery, maybe? I want to test something.

[mikf]

https://imx.to/g/y1z5
(nsfw, obviously)

[Hrxn]

thanks..

But tbh I was a bit curios about this one

Keywords for --chapter-filter:
------------------------------
title
  Paris Olympics 2024 (Day 1)

😉

[mikf]

Right ... Well, I used the token value to get its image URL (https://imx.to/i/4ki9wq) and clicked on the gallery link at the top. I hoped I could somehow be helpful since P650SE hasn't responded yet.