diff --git a/yt_dlp/options.py b/yt_dlp/options.py index 123a07bfa..34a2e1103 100644 --- a/yt_dlp/options.py +++ b/yt_dlp/options.py @@ -465,19 +465,18 @@ def create_parser(): metavar='COUNT', dest='max_views', default=None, type=int, help=optparse.SUPPRESS_HELP) selection.add_option( - '--match-filter', - metavar='FILTER', dest='match_filter', default=None, + '--match-filters', + metavar='FILTER', dest='match_filter', action='append', help=( 'Generic video filter. Any field (see "OUTPUT TEMPLATE") can be compared with a ' 'number or a string using the operators defined in "Filtering formats". ' - 'You can also simply specify a field to match if the field is present ' - 'and "!field" to check if the field is not present. In addition, ' - 'Python style regular expression matching can be done using "~=", ' - 'and multiple filters can be checked with "&". ' - 'Use a "\\" to escape "&" or quotes if needed. Eg: --match-filter ' - '"!is_live & like_count>?100 & description~=\'(?i)\\bcats \\& dogs\\b\'" ' - 'matches only videos that are not live, has a like count more than 100 ' - '(or the like field is not available), and also has a description ' + 'You can also simply specify a field to match if the field is present, ' + 'use "!field" to check if the field is not present, and "&" to check multiple conditions. ' + 'Use a "\\" to escape "&" or quotes if needed. If used multiple times, ' + 'the filter matches if atleast one of the conditions are met. Eg: --match-filter ' + '!is_live --match-filter "like_count>?100 & description~=\'(?i)\\bcats \\& dogs\\b\'" ' + 'matches only videos that are not live OR those that have a like count more than 100 ' + '(or the like field is not available) and also has a description ' 'that contains the phrase "cats & dogs" (ignoring case)')) selection.add_option( '--no-match-filter', diff --git a/yt_dlp/utils.py b/yt_dlp/utils.py index 4961ba14d..4de5f9626 100644 --- a/yt_dlp/utils.py +++ b/yt_dlp/utils.py @@ -3614,16 +3614,18 @@ def match_str(filter_str, dct, incomplete=False): for filter_part in re.split(r'(?