What you've watched, totalled.
The position files are the record: one per film or episode, holding either
the second you reached or "done". That is enough to say what was
watched but not how long — a finished film leaves only the word "done" —
so runtimes come from TMDB and are cached in runtimes.json, one lookup per
film and one per show rather than per episode.
Time comes in two kinds, kept apart because they are known to very different degrees:
- in laev — played here. Either measured second by second by the mpv script, or taken as the runtime of something laev watched you finish.
- off laev — marked watched by hand with ctrl-w. You watched it; laev has no idea how much of it, or when, so it assumes the full runtime and never pretends that figure was observed.
Anime is counted apart, and from MyAnimeList rather than TMDB: a mark there is
one anime's episode (mal-1425-e12), and MAL reports how long an episode of
that anime runs — which TMDB frequently doesn't for anime at all. So anime
hours are its own figure, derived from its own source, and sit beside films and
shows instead of inside them.
Nothing is invented. An entry whose runtime can't be established is counted as watched but left out of the time, and reported separately, so the total is only ever made of durations that were actually known.
Summary
Functions
All-time totals: seconds watched, how many films and episodes, and the titles you've given the most time to.
Seconds as 12h 04m, or 48m under an hour.
What one title holds: seconds watched and how many saved entries it spans.
The runtime cache as it stands — seconds per film, per typical episode, per whole series — read from disk with nothing fetched. For callers that want to reason about lengths without earning a lookup.
Functions
All-time totals: seconds watched, how many films and episodes, and the titles you've given the most time to.
Returns %{seconds:, in_laev:, off_laev:, films:, episodes:, shows:, titles: [%Title{}], unknown:, skipped:, measured:, anime:, other:} with titles
sorted by time spent, and anime/other holding the same counts for the two
halves of what you watch. seconds is the two buckets added together. skipped counts only
plays laev measured, so it starts at nothing and grows from here.
Seconds as 12h 04m, or 48m under an hour.
What one title holds: seconds watched and how many saved entries it spans.
Asked before erasing it, so the question "remove this?" can say what is actually at stake — a film is a couple of hours, a show can be thirty.
The runtime cache as it stands — seconds per film, per typical episode, per whole series — read from disk with nothing fetched. For callers that want to reason about lengths without earning a lookup.