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@ -38,14 +38,14 @@ Path patterns dictate where and how a file will be saved. Various variables and
* `$itemIndex`: The index of the individual image or video in an album, offset by the `indexOffset` configuration described below * `$itemIndex`: The index of the individual image or video in an album, offset by the `indexOffset` configuration described below
* `$ext`: The extension of the medium. Must typically be included, but may be omitted for self (text) posts on Unix systems * `$ext`: The extension of the medium. Must typically be included, but may be omitted for self (text) posts on Unix systems
### `dateFormat` #### `dateFormat`
Affects the representation of `$postDate`, `$albumDate` and `$itemDate` and defaults to `YYYYMMDD`. See [this documentation](https://date-fns.org/v1.29.0/docs/format) for an overview of all available tokens. Affects the representation of `$postDate`, `$albumDate` and `$itemDate` and defaults to `YYYYMMDD`. See [this documentation](https://date-fns.org/v1.29.0/docs/format) for an overview of all available tokens.
### `titleLimit` #### `titleLimit`
Titles can sometimes be longer than you prefer your filenames to be, or even overflow the operating system's limit (255 bytes for Linux). This property cuts off titles at a fixed number of characters. Titles can sometimes be longer than you prefer your filenames to be, or even overflow the operating system's limit (255 bytes for Linux). This property cuts off titles at a fixed number of characters.
### `indexOffset` #### `indexOffset`
Arrays start at 0, but as to not tire myself out debating the matter, you may offset it my any numerical value you like. Affects the `$itemIndex` variable for album items. Arrays start at 0, but as to not tire myself out debating the matter, you may offset it my any numerical value you like. Affects the `$itemIndex` variable for album items.
### `slashSubstitute` #### `slashSubstitute`
The patterns represent Unix file paths, and a `/` therefore indicates a new directory. You may freely use directories in your paths, but titles or descriptions may contain a `/` that is not supposed to create a new directory. All instances of `/` in a variable value will be replaced with the configured slash substitute. The patterns represent Unix file paths, and a `/` therefore indicates a new directory. You may freely use directories in your paths, but titles or descriptions may contain a `/` that is not supposed to create a new directory. All instances of `/` in a variable value will be replaced with the configured slash substitute.