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to help auto download managers it would be handy if the URL contained what type of file the model is? These extension look at the URL to decide how to handle the file and 'https://civitai.com/models' doesn't really help as .safetensors being both lora and checkpoint models is confusing.
In chrono download manager I have created the following rules (What it looks at) and naming masks (where it saves).
rule: {r_downloading}&&size>mb(500)&&ext.is([ext_ckpt])
mask: _ckpt/name.ext
This one looks at the file when downloading and if it's size is greater than 500mb them put it in the models/Stable-diffusion folder
rule: {r_downloading}&&size<mb(500)&&ext.is([ext_ckpt])
mask:_LORA/name.ext
if the file is under 500mb then put it in the models/lora folder
with the type of file in the URL the rule could be as simple as
rule: {r_downloading}&&host.has("civitai")&&host.has("lora")
mask: _LORA/name.ext
The masks save the files into symbolic link folders created in my default downloads folder
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to help auto download managers it would be handy if the URL contained what type of file the model is? These extension look at the URL to decide how to handle the file and 'https://civitai.com/models' doesn't really help as .safetensors being both lora and checkpoint models is confusing.
so having the URL be something like
https://civitai.com/models/lora/#id/name
https://civitai.com/models/checkpoint/#id/name
https://civitai.com/models/textualinversion/#id/name
https://civitai.com/models/hypernetwork/#id/name
etc....
In chrono download manager I have created the following rules (What it looks at) and naming masks (where it saves).
rule: {r_downloading}&&size>mb(500)&&ext.is([ext_ckpt])
mask: _ckpt/name.ext
This one looks at the file when downloading and if it's size is greater than 500mb them put it in the models/Stable-diffusion folder
rule: {r_downloading}&&size<mb(500)&&ext.is([ext_ckpt])
mask:_LORA/name.ext
if the file is under 500mb then put it in the models/lora folder
with the type of file in the URL the rule could be as simple as
rule: {r_downloading}&&host.has("civitai")&&host.has("lora")
mask: _LORA/name.ext
The masks save the files into symbolic link folders created in my default downloads folder
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