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# srtfilter
Parser for SubRip (SRT) subtitle format and framework for utilities that manipulate it.
Install from PyPI: [`srtfilter`](https://pypi.org/project/srtfilter/).
## Usage
### CLI tool
Parse and reproduce an SRT file (output goes to stdout):
`srtfilter input.srt`
Break lines automatically (to handle existing files with poor line breaks):
`srtfilter --filter rebreak_lines input.srt`
More filters can be added in the `src/srtfilter/filters` directory.
### Library
```python
import srtfilter.parse as srtparse
import sys
with open("input.srt") as f:
srt = srtparse.SRT.from_str(f.read())
for event in srt.events:
# Make every event start and end a second later
event.start.second += 1
event.end.second += 1
# Capitalize all the displayed text
event.content = event.content.upper()
# SRT.__str__() produces a valid SRT file from the parsed representation
sys.stdout.write(str(srt))
```
## License
MIT License; see `LICENSE.txt`.
## Roadmap
- [x] Parse SRT
- [x] Make CLI tool modular
- [x] Add filter for breaking lines
- [x] Parse timecodes into their numeric components
- [ ] More filters? As and when use-cases emerge
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